OLE

[Guest guest]

Jay wrote:

>

> I started using OLE yesterday and my son is freaking out today he has

> a rash around his mouth and chin, collarbone and chest it looks like

> clusters of blisterlike bumps and has bad anxiety, is this die off?

> How much OLE should I be giving him? He is 5 yrs old and about 55 lbs.

> I went with a quarter of the dose suggested on the bottle for adults,

>

The general rule for supplement manufacturers is to put a " one a day "

suggested dose, no matter what the pill contains. This is enfuriating.

How much OLE (mg) are you giving? What brand? What formulation?

> but it seems like it's too much for him, is there something else I can

> give to absorb some of the die off? It does not seem like a yeast

> reaction at all.

>

OLE kills bacteria and viruses too. This can be bacterial or viral die-off.

As well, olive is high in phenols and this could be a reaction to

phenols. You can try some NoFenol....

>

>

[Guest guest]

> I started using OLE yesterday and my son is freaking out today he has a rash

around his mouth and chin, collarbone and chest it looks like clusters of

blisterlike bumps and has bad anxiety, is this die off? How much OLE should I be

giving him? He is 5 yrs old and about 55 lbs. I went with a quarter of the dose

suggested on the bottle for adults, but it seems like it's too much for him, is

there something else I can give to absorb some of the die off? It does not seem

like a yeast reaction at all.

He may not tolerate the OLE. Try giving it with No-Fenol enzyme.

This might also be a viral die off rash. The anxiety might be his yeast

overgrowth reaction.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Hello,

I am considering giving my 5 year old son OLE. I saw that Natural Factor's OLE

comes in capsules. Is it possible to open the capsule and mix its contents in

juice like with enzymes? Will it taste good?

Thanks!