Phenols question

[Guest guest]

If someone reacts phenols, does that mean the person is lacking chemicals to

process it? In other words, is this a permanent thing that the only relief

is to take NoPhenol enzymes?

TIA!

[Guest guest]

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> If someone reacts phenols, does that mean the person is lacking

chemicals to

> process it? In other words, is this a permanent thing that the only

relief

> is to take NoPhenol enzymes?

I eliminated my son's [and my own] phenol issue with ALA chelation.

So it can be corrected, depending on the reason for it and what you do

to resolve it.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Adding Molybdenum helps A LOT !

My son had BIG phenols issues. After I've started giving him 15 drops of liquid

Moly (E-Lyte), the problems disappeared.

Sulphates also help, but in transdermal form, to avoid yeast.

HTH,

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Phenols question

If someone reacts phenols, does that mean the person is lacking chemicals to

process it? In other words, is this a permanent thing that the only relief

is to take NoPhenol enzymes?

TIA!

[Guest guest]

> The ALA sounds fantastic. Should it be given on a empty stomach?

How often

> and what's the amount by weight or age? cathy

ALA is alpha lipoic acid, it is an antioxidant and chelator. You need

to research chelation and understand what it is doing

http://www.danasview.net/parent3.htm#chelation

It does not matter if given with or without food.

I gave it 3x per day, 3 days on and 4 days off. Some kids need to

have it given every 3 hours, including at night. Some people believe

the 3-hour protocol is required. So you need to research to determine

what makes sense to you, and then observe your child to see what is

tolerated.

Start with a low dose, like 5-10mg per dose. You can work up as required.

Chelation was wonderful for my kids. It does tend to increase yeast

for a while, so watch for that.

Dana