RE: Re: Gut metals and warts

[Guest guest]

Just wanted to chime in on the Thuja.

My parents have an 11 year old Bichon who was just starting to explode with

warts everywhere. It felt gross to even pet him, the poor thing. I started

digging and read that the canine vaccines cause warts - gee, I wonder why.

So I started giving him 3 thuja pellets once a month - and wouldn't you

know, the warts are disappearing. It's been about 4-5 months since I

started and the difference is unbelievable.

Mom to - 3 1/2 years old - PDD-NOS

Our story: http://www.recoveringnicholas.com

From: [mailto: ]

On Behalf Of stephaniesirr

Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2008 9:37 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Gut metals and warts

thanks , appreciate that. I've never heard of thuja. I wonder

ifanything homeopathic would stand a chance with all the

prescription meds he's taking. I'll have a look. And yes, what he

loves best is lying on the sofa having his feet squeezed! he takes

ora adren every day and it does seem to calm him somewhat but pain

itself must be very stressful for him so it's a constant see saw

Steph x

>

> , So sorry to hear what your son is going through.

>

> You described warts with edges. I had warts like that when I was

about

> 6. I was told they were plantar warts. And boy oh boy, do I

remember

> it all extremely well because I had the things cauterized, needle

stuck

> into my toe to anesthetize. (YUCK!!!) In retrospect that was a

pretty

> barbaric procedure for a child to go through. My daughter had

something

> similar a few years ago but by then I had been delving into

homeopathy

> and looked for a remedy for her. I found THUJA which solved the

problem

> in a few days. My GP at the time in Germany told me that THUJA was

also

> used for vaccine damage. If you want to go the route of

homeopathy, I

> would try ordering from Helios in London. My daughter is now a

convert

> to homeopathy and now uses it for period pains, stomach cramps,

> athletic injuries. In fact she carries arnica, belladonna and

> Colycynthis (great for stomach pain in selected cases) around with

her

> in her purse. She loves the fact that it is a type of medicine

which

> doesn't cause any pain, She has a phobia about needles and

doctor's

> offices :-)))

>

> Also I have been doing more research on the adrenal glands and how

> stressed they are in autism due to their working overtime in

response to

> oxidative stress. I just had an idea. I know there are CDs with

sounds

> of birds, waterfalls, waves crashing on the beach, loons calling

etc.

> Maybe having that in the background constantly might help to calm

him

> down. If you can achieve this in anyway (and it would be cheap)

then his

> body would have the chance to do some repairs. I've seen stands

with

> these CDs displayed in music stores. Also, we put in a small

aquarium in

> our garden and bought a water fountain ( daughter' idea at the

age of

> 11). When I feel stressed I just turn it on. I feel really good

just

> after a few minutes. It can be very addictive :-))))) You can buy

indoor

> water fountains, Japanese style, for the winter. I guess you'd

have to

> put it out of reach on a bookshelf with the electrical lead

running down

> the back to prevent any temptation to get close to it and have a

> 'look-see' :-))

>

> Hope some of this can help...

>

>

>

>

>

>

> stephaniesirr schrieb:

> >

> > Hi

> >

> > my son has very high lead and mercury on his porphirin test and

also

> > has finally been dx with inflammation at various points througout

> > his digestive system, throat, terminal ileum and colon, chronic,

low

> > grade. He has been taking omeprazole intermittently and Pentasa

now

> > for 6 weeks. He still has huge pain meltdowns and undigested food

> > in stools. His meltdowns are less frequent but more severe and

> > always followed within half an hour by a stool. afterwhich he is

> > much happier. He is also taking levo carnitine as his free

carnitine

> > levels were 9 against a lower reference of 25. and acetyl l

> > carnitine pm also. He has pro biotics and sacc boulardii on a

very

> > regular basis and we give diflucan (away from sb) a.m. to

attempt to

> > combat his yeast. although I am completely clear what is wrong

with

> > him, we haven't yet found equilibrium in his treatment. He has

> > movicol and oxypowder and sometimes lactulose daily. He backs up

if

> > we miss even a day. We have some DMSA which we would like to

start

> > but figure that the last thing he needs is more metal passing

> > through his gut at this stage but perhaps we're wrong on that

one?

> >

> > He now has these strange like open warts on his hand. they're not

> > cold sores, not red, they're like warts with a raised lip. Just

two

> > of htem and they've been there a few weeks. He is getting less

CLO

> > than he used (he was on 3-4 teaspoons a day, now it's just one

> > cap). could all this be related? We did a round of vancomycin a

> > month ago and the effect on digestion was remarkable - no

undigested

> > food and formed stools. Should we do this again? what can we do

for

> > these warts or are they just a red herring? any helpful advice

> > would be so gratefully recieved. He was so upset last night, head

> > banging and pulling over furniture that our baby sitter isn't

sure

> > she can come again, so it's pretty extreme stuff as she's no

> > lightweight.

> >

> > many thanks

> >

> > Steph, Uk mum of Tom 9

> >

> >

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[Guest guest]

Homeopathy seems to do a balancing act even with meds. I think pain is

connected with cortisol output somehow but I am still not sure in what

way.

Since your son likes to have his feet squeezed, Do you think he could

stand a reflexology session. During my horrible pain with my shoulder, a

few minutes relief from pain was a Godsend. Reflexology gave me a full

day's relief.

stephaniesirr schrieb:

>

> thanks , appreciate that. I've never heard of thuja. I wonder

> ifanything homeopathic would stand a chance with all the

> prescription meds he's taking. I'll have a look. And yes, what he

> loves best is lying on the sofa having his feet squeezed! he takes

> ora adren every day and it does seem to calm him somewhat but pain

> itself must be very stressful for him so it's a constant see saw

>

> Steph x

>

>

> >

> > , So sorry to hear what your son is going through.

> >

> > You described warts with edges. I had warts like that when I was

> about

> > 6. I was told they were plantar warts. And boy oh boy, do I

> remember

> > it all extremely well because I had the things cauterized, needle

> stuck

> > into my toe to anesthetize. (YUCK!!!) In retrospect that was a

> pretty

> > barbaric procedure for a child to go through. My daughter had

> something

> > similar a few years ago but by then I had been delving into

> homeopathy

> > and looked for a remedy for her. I found THUJA which solved the

> problem

> > in a few days. My GP at the time in Germany told me that THUJA was

> also

> > used for vaccine damage. If you want to go the route of

> homeopathy, I

> > would try ordering from Helios in London. My daughter is now a

> convert

> > to homeopathy and now uses it for period pains, stomach cramps,

> > athletic injuries. In fact she carries arnica, belladonna and

> > Colycynthis (great for stomach pain in selected cases) around with

> her

> > in her purse. She loves the fact that it is a type of medicine

> which

> > doesn't cause any pain, She has a phobia about needles and

> doctor's

> > offices :-)))

> >

> > Also I have been doing more research on the adrenal glands and how

> > stressed they are in autism due to their working overtime in

> response to

> > oxidative stress. I just had an idea. I know there are CDs with

> sounds

> > of birds, waterfalls, waves crashing on the beach, loons calling

> etc.

> > Maybe having that in the background constantly might help to calm

> him

> > down. If you can achieve this in anyway (and it would be cheap)

> then his

> > body would have the chance to do some repairs. I've seen stands

> with

> > these CDs displayed in music stores. Also, we put in a small

> aquarium in

> > our garden and bought a water fountain ( daughter' idea at the

> age of

> > 11). When I feel stressed I just turn it on. I feel really good

> just

> > after a few minutes. It can be very addictive :-))))) You can buy

> indoor

> > water fountains, Japanese style, for the winter. I guess you'd

> have to

> > put it out of reach on a bookshelf with the electrical lead

> running down

> > the back to prevent any temptation to get close to it and have a

> > 'look-see' :-))

> >

> > Hope some of this can help...

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > stephaniesirr schrieb:

> > >

> > > Hi

> > >

> > > my son has very high lead and mercury on his porphirin test and

> also

> > > has finally been dx with inflammation at various points througout

> > > his digestive system, throat, terminal ileum and colon, chronic,

> low

> > > grade. He has been taking omeprazole intermittently and Pentasa

> now

> > > for 6 weeks. He still has huge pain meltdowns and undigested food

> > > in stools. His meltdowns are less frequent but more severe and

> > > always followed within half an hour by a stool. afterwhich he is

> > > much happier. He is also taking levo carnitine as his free

> carnitine

> > > levels were 9 against a lower reference of 25. and acetyl l

> > > carnitine pm also. He has pro biotics and sacc boulardii on a

> very

> > > regular basis and we give diflucan (away from sb) a.m. to

> attempt to

> > > combat his yeast. although I am completely clear what is wrong

> with

> > > him, we haven't yet found equilibrium in his treatment. He has

> > > movicol and oxypowder and sometimes lactulose daily. He backs up

> if

> > > we miss even a day. We have some DMSA which we would like to

> start

> > > but figure that the last thing he needs is more metal passing

> > > through his gut at this stage but perhaps we're wrong on that

> one?

> > >

> > > He now has these strange like open warts on his hand. they're not

> > > cold sores, not red, they're like warts with a raised lip. Just

> two

> > > of htem and they've been there a few weeks. He is getting less

> CLO

> > > than he used (he was on 3-4 teaspoons a day, now it's just one

> > > cap). could all this be related? We did a round of vancomycin a

> > > month ago and the effect on digestion was remarkable - no

> undigested

> > > food and formed stools. Should we do this again? what can we do

> for

> > > these warts or are they just a red herring? any helpful advice

> > > would be so gratefully recieved. He was so upset last night, head

> > > banging and pulling over furniture that our baby sitter isn't

> sure

> > > she can come again, so it's pretty extreme stuff as she's no

> > > lightweight.

> > >

> > > many thanks

> > >

> > > Steph, Uk mum of Tom 9

> > >

> > >

> > > ----------------------------------------------------------

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> > >

> > > No virus found in this incoming message.

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> 11/06/2008 19:13

> > >

> >

>

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19:13

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[Guest guest]

, That was really interesting to read. Have you noticed any

other changes in him over time in terms of his behaviour. I have two

stressed out dogs who hump feather beds and chew them to bits. One of

them likes to raise her leg and wee against bushes and trees (not really

female behaviour). I am about to take them to a canine homeopath as I do

know their problems started after rabies vaccines, something that

ordinary vets choose to ignore.

BTW what potency did you give?

schrieb:

>

> Just wanted to chime in on the Thuja.

>

> My parents have an 11 year old Bichon who was just starting to explode

> with

> warts everywhere. It felt gross to even pet him, the poor thing. I started

> digging and read that the canine vaccines cause warts - gee, I wonder why.

> So I started giving him 3 thuja pellets once a month - and wouldn't you

> know, the warts are disappearing. It's been about 4-5 months since I

> started and the difference is unbelievable.

>

>

>

> Mom to - 3 1/2 years old - PDD-NOS

>

> Our story: http://www.recoveringnicholas.com

> <http://www.recoveringnicholas.com>

>

> From:

> <mailto: %40>

> [mailto:

> <mailto: %40>]

> On Behalf Of stephaniesirr

> Sent: Thursday, June 12, 2008 9:37 AM

>

> <mailto: %40>

> Subject: [ ] Re: Gut metals and warts

>

> thanks , appreciate that. I've never heard of thuja. I wonder

> ifanything homeopathic would stand a chance with all the

> prescription meds he's taking. I'll have a look. And yes, what he

> loves best is lying on the sofa having his feet squeezed! he takes

> ora adren every day and it does seem to calm him somewhat but pain

> itself must be very stressful for him so it's a constant see saw

>

> Steph x

>

>

> >

> > , So sorry to hear what your son is going through.

> >

> > You described warts with edges. I had warts like that when I was

> about

> > 6. I was told they were plantar warts. And boy oh boy, do I

> remember

> > it all extremely well because I had the things cauterized, needle

> stuck

> > into my toe to anesthetize. (YUCK!!!) In retrospect that was a

> pretty

> > barbaric procedure for a child to go through. My daughter had

> something

> > similar a few years ago but by then I had been delving into

> homeopathy

> > and looked for a remedy for her. I found THUJA which solved the

> problem

> > in a few days. My GP at the time in Germany told me that THUJA was

> also

> > used for vaccine damage. If you want to go the route of

> homeopathy, I

> > would try ordering from Helios in London. My daughter is now a

> convert

> > to homeopathy and now uses it for period pains, stomach cramps,

> > athletic injuries. In fact she carries arnica, belladonna and

> > Colycynthis (great for stomach pain in selected cases) around with

> her

> > in her purse. She loves the fact that it is a type of medicine

> which

> > doesn't cause any pain, She has a phobia about needles and

> doctor's

> > offices :-)))

> >

> > Also I have been doing more research on the adrenal glands and how

> > stressed they are in autism due to their working overtime in

> response to

> > oxidative stress. I just had an idea. I know there are CDs with

> sounds

> > of birds, waterfalls, waves crashing on the beach, loons calling

> etc.

> > Maybe having that in the background constantly might help to calm

> him

> > down. If you can achieve this in anyway (and it would be cheap)

> then his

> > body would have the chance to do some repairs. I've seen stands

> with

> > these CDs displayed in music stores. Also, we put in a small

> aquarium in

> > our garden and bought a water fountain ( daughter' idea at the

> age of

> > 11). When I feel stressed I just turn it on. I feel really good

> just

> > after a few minutes. It can be very addictive :-))))) You can buy

> indoor

> > water fountains, Japanese style, for the winter. I guess you'd

> have to

> > put it out of reach on a bookshelf with the electrical lead

> running down

> > the back to prevent any temptation to get close to it and have a

> > 'look-see' :-))

> >

> > Hope some of this can help...

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > stephaniesirr schrieb:

> > >

> > > Hi

> > >

> > > my son has very high lead and mercury on his porphirin test and

> also

> > > has finally been dx with inflammation at various points througout

> > > his digestive system, throat, terminal ileum and colon, chronic,

> low

> > > grade. He has been taking omeprazole intermittently and Pentasa

> now

> > > for 6 weeks. He still has huge pain meltdowns and undigested food

> > > in stools. His meltdowns are less frequent but more severe and

> > > always followed within half an hour by a stool. afterwhich he is

> > > much happier. He is also taking levo carnitine as his free

> carnitine

> > > levels were 9 against a lower reference of 25. and acetyl l

> > > carnitine pm also. He has pro biotics and sacc boulardii on a

> very

> > > regular basis and we give diflucan (away from sb) a.m. to

> attempt to

> > > combat his yeast. although I am completely clear what is wrong

> with

> > > him, we haven't yet found equilibrium in his treatment. He has

> > > movicol and oxypowder and sometimes lactulose daily. He backs up

> if

> > > we miss even a day. We have some DMSA which we would like to

> start

> > > but figure that the last thing he needs is more metal passing

> > > through his gut at this stage but perhaps we're wrong on that

> one?

> > >

> > > He now has these strange like open warts on his hand. they're not

> > > cold sores, not red, they're like warts with a raised lip. Just

> two

> > > of htem and they've been there a few weeks. He is getting less

> CLO

> > > than he used (he was on 3-4 teaspoons a day, now it's just one

> > > cap). could all this be related? We did a round of vancomycin a

> > > month ago and the effect on digestion was remarkable - no

> undigested

> > > food and formed stools. Should we do this again? what can we do

> for

> > > these warts or are they just a red herring? any helpful advice

> > > would be so gratefully recieved. He was so upset last night, head

> > > banging and pulling over furniture that our baby sitter isn't

> sure

> > > she can come again, so it's pretty extreme stuff as she's no

> > > lightweight.

> > >

> > > many thanks

> > >

> > > Steph, Uk mum of Tom 9

> > >

> > >

> > > ----------------------------------------------------------

> -------

> > >

> > > No virus found in this incoming message.

> > > Checked by AVG.

> > > Version: 7.5.524 / Virus Database: 270.3.0/1498 - Release Date:

> 11/06/2008 19:13

> > >

> >

>

>