Re: hawking mucus

[Guest guest]

> My 9yo chelating son is forever hawking mucus and its giving him a

> sore throat. Is this yeast? He doesn't have drunken giggly signs of

> yeast though - which is usually the main giveaway.

At my house, excessive throat mucus was caused by intolerance and

yeast. So definitely consider increasing the yeast protocol, see if

that helps.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Thanks Dana

Yes I also suspect intolerance. Were you able to figure out what

intolerances were causing this at your place? - I know everyone's

different but it might help. I'm wondering about salicylates. Spices

seem to cause it in me - without doing proper elimination. Thanks again.

Alison W

> > My 9yo chelating son is forever hawking mucus and its giving him a

> > sore throat. Is this yeast? He doesn't have drunken giggly signs of

> > yeast though - which is usually the main giveaway.

>

>

> At my house, excessive throat mucus was caused by intolerance and

> yeast. So definitely consider increasing the yeast protocol, see if

> that helps.

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Thanks Dana

> Yes I also suspect intolerance. Were you able to figure out what

> intolerances were causing this at your place?

Two that I know for sure, were red dye #40 and corn.

>>I'm wondering about salicylates. Spices

> seem to cause it in me - without doing proper elimination.

I don't really use a lot of spices in my cooking, so I don't know if

spices can cause this. I do know that before my own phenol/salicylate

issues were resolved, eating spicy food caused major diarrhea. So it

might be that. Have you tried No-Fenol enzyme? That worked for most

spicy foods for me, until ALA chelation eliminated the phenol problem.

Dana