Guest guest Posted November 8, 2008 Report Share Posted November 8, 2008 Her asthma is normally excercise or inhalant allergy (i.e. cats)-induced. I ordered a sample of digestive enzyme for her sister w/ bad food allergies. If there's enough to go around I'll suggest she'd take it too or order more samples. Thanks for the advice! On Fri, Nov 7, 2008 at 10:38 AM, Darla <dsstarkey@...> wrote: > Is she on enzymes? A friend of my dd has struggled with allergies and > asthma his whole life (13yo). He came to a weekend bday party recently, in > really bad shape, using a puffer. We gave him enzymes with dinner and his > symptoms disappeared (Trienza). The next morning he didn't think he needed > them, but he was struggling by noon. We gave him enzymes with lunch and the > symptoms disappeared again. > His mom has him on Trienza now and the symptoms haven't returned. He eats > a lot of bready stuff, which may not be a factor with your niece. > Darla > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 8, 2008 Report Share Posted November 8, 2008 >B12 is not a chelator. My son did very well with B12, but it did not chelate metals. Hi, Dana. The book I read by Dr. Bock (healing the 4-A disorders) spoke very highly of methyl B12 chelation. So does it depend on the person? I'll be studying the link you provided. I'm also going to read your site real carefully. Thank you again! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 9, 2008 Report Share Posted November 9, 2008 I have a nt 6 year old with asthma and allergies that I hope to soon do ALA chelation only. Just because I can get it hypoallergenic, Kirkman Labs, he does good with their products. Dana from Dana's View is also on this board and she does ALA chelation. We are off our asthma meds too and doing fine. I've not challenged any foods and won't until we get into chelation. I hope next fall to be in our next chapter. Tammy Re: Methyl B12 or ALA chelation , My daughter 9 has ADHD, ODD, asthma, allergies. They are on an individualized nutrition program. This program includes vitamins, homeopathic meds and food restiction. Six weeks ago the nutritionist/naturopath suggested that I stop her inhalers to see how her lungs were doing. I did and she had no breathing problems. 2 weeks ago she came down with a cold. She had no breathing problems. The last time she got really sick she ended up in the ICU. Not only has her behavior improved with this program but it has improved her asthma. She is off all her asthma meds and has had no problems. Sharon > > Hi. > > I'm on a quest to lessen asthma and allergy symptoms. My 6yo niece seems to > be the worst as she has asthma and allergies, and every little cold she > catches winds up being a huge ordeal (spiking fevers), and she wound up w/ > penumonia a few times. We started with supplementation - probiotics, whole > food supplements, vitamin C, cal/mag, CLO, and transer factor. Adults are > de-yeasting also. > > Would chelation be beneficial if done at a lower dose? > > Which one would you recommend for adults and kids under 6yo, methyl B12 or > ALA (we want to do this at home)? Is there anywhere that describes in detail > the dosage and directions (I have a thread saved for ALA, but I have a > feeling there's a lot more to it than what I read). > > How long should I wait before I do any of it since most of the people just > stated with supplementation? > > I guess a good, detailed website or book w/ dosage info, directions, side > effects, etc would be helpful. I read the 4-A disorder book by Dr. Bock and > found it helpful, but since it's geared towards those that see a DAN dr, > there just isn't enough info in there. > > TIA! > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 9, 2008 Report Share Posted November 9, 2008 The autism mercury group has the safe protocol for ala chelation. 38 and Mom to three Tasha 23..new Mommy ( means I am a Grammy ) Casey-Mae 13..sweet as pie Elijah 2.. ASD and beautiful ________________________________ From: sharon hain <sharonhain@...> Sent: Sunday, November 9, 2008 10:40:12 PM Subject: Re: Methyl B12 or ALA chelation , My daughter 9 has ADHD, ODD, asthma, allergies. They are on an individualized nutrition program. This program includes vitamins, homeopathic meds and food restiction. Six weeks ago the nutritionist/ naturopath suggested that I stop her inhalers to see how her lungs were doing.. I did and she had no breathing problems. 2 weeks ago she came down with a cold. She had no breathing problems. The last time she got really sick she ended up in the ICU. Not only has her behavior improved with this program but it has improved her asthma. She is off all her asthma meds and has had no problems. Sharon > > Hi. > > I'm on a quest to lessen asthma and allergy symptoms. My 6yo niece seems to > be the worst as she has asthma and allergies, and every little cold she > catches winds up being a huge ordeal (spiking fevers), and she wound up w/ > penumonia a few times. We started with supplementation - probiotics, whole > food supplements, vitamin C, cal/mag, CLO, and transer factor. Adults are > de-yeasting also. > > Would chelation be beneficial if done at a lower dose? > > Which one would you recommend for adults and kids under 6yo, methyl B12 or > ALA (we want to do this at home)? Is there anywhere that describes in detail > the dosage and directions (I have a thread saved for ALA, but I have a > feeling there's a lot more to it than what I read). > > How long should I wait before I do any of it since most of the people just > stated with supplementation? > > I guess a good, detailed website or book w/ dosage info, directions, side > effects, etc would be helpful. I read the 4-A disorder book by Dr. Bock and > found it helpful, but since it's geared towards those that see a DAN dr, > there just isn't enough info in there. > > TIA! > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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