Re: Die off from Virastop -Dana

[Guest guest]

Dana,

We've been doing Virastop and are very itchy. Do you think it could be yeast? I

don't think I've upped the yeast protocol enough. Is there anyway to tell the

difference between viral die off and yeast? Thanks.

Re: Die off causing seizure?

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> Just curious - I have been giving my son virastop and candidase over the

> last 10 days (we've done this before with no serious issues). The first

> few days he was very, very tired. Then he went into hyper mode after

> that - very vocal (yelling), sleep patterns disrupted. I've also

> noticed red bumps on his bottom and what appears to be pimples on his

> face (he is 9 1/2).

The hyper and bumps/pimples sounds like yeast overgrowth. When I was using

Virastop/Candidase, it would have taken about 5 Candidase for each 1 Virastop,

to keep the yeast under control. Viral die off tends to cause a LOT of yeast.

Try increasing the yeast protocol, see if that helps.

Dana

[Guest guest]

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> Dana,

> We've been doing Virastop and are very itchy. Do you think it could be yeast?

Yes, or viral die off, or a combination of both.

>>I don't think I've upped the yeast protocol enough. Is there anyway to tell

the difference between viral die off and yeast?

Increase the yeast protocol and see if that helps.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Hi,

There's some really helpful information at the website below on adjustment

effects.

http://www.enzymestuff.com/discussionadjustments.htm#1

Alessandra

Enzymedica's Education Department

enzymedica.com

autismnationwide.org

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> > Just curious - I have been giving my son virastop and candidase over the

> > last 10 days (we've done this before with no serious issues). The first

> > few days he was very, very tired. Then he went into hyper mode after

> > that - very vocal (yelling), sleep patterns disrupted. I've also

> > noticed red bumps on his bottom and what appears to be pimples on his

> > face (he is 9 1/2).

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> The hyper and bumps/pimples sounds like yeast overgrowth. When I was using

Virastop/Candidase, it would have taken about 5 Candidase for each 1 Virastop,

to keep the yeast under control. Viral die off tends to cause a LOT of yeast.

Try increasing the yeast protocol, see if that helps.

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

What I would recommend is increasing your dosage of Virastop. Many people have

found that the more proteases you intake the faster your body will rid itself of

the virus and clean itself out. On that website www.enzymestuff.com it gives

information regarding the different reactions each person can have while

adjusting to the enzymes. Check out this link

http://www.enzymestuff.com/conditionviruses.htm#4 and then click on " Other

possible virus 'die-off' effects.. " I think you'll find it very interesting

actually. And again, try increasing your dosage to the suggested dosage for

maintenance – 1 capsule, twice a day, 1 hour before or 2 hours after a meal

(empty stomach). For therapeutic purposes Virastop should be taken 3-4 times per

day. More capsules may be added as needed. I hope this helps! Feel free to ask

me any other questions.

Talyna

Enzymedica's Education Dept.

www.enzymedica.com

www.AGRT.com

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> > > Just curious - I have been giving my son virastop and candidase over the

> > > last 10 days (we've done this before with no serious issues). The first

> > > few days he was very, very tired. Then he went into hyper mode after

> > > that - very vocal (yelling), sleep patterns disrupted. I've also

> > > noticed red bumps on his bottom and what appears to be pimples on his

> > > face (he is 9 1/2).

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> > The hyper and bumps/pimples sounds like yeast overgrowth. When I was using

Virastop/Candidase, it would have taken about 5 Candidase for each 1 Virastop,

to keep the yeast under control. Viral die off tends to cause a LOT of yeast.

Try increasing the yeast protocol, see if that helps.

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