Re: third chelation round- please need help-To Dana.

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> >

> > After the second TD-DMSA chelation round his already loosen stool

got

> > worst. Thinking on yeast or bacteria overgrowth, we started

biotin,

> > candex, OLE and lysine, gradually.

>

>

> Don't give OLE and lysine within 2 hours of each other, or you will

be

> wasting the OLE.

>

> OLE and lysine [taken 2 hours apart] caused a LOT of yeast here.

How

> much biotin do you give?

* We are giving him 250 mgs. of OLE divided in two doses per day and

200 mgs. of L-Lysine also in two doses, two hours apart like you said.

Biotin: 10.000 mcg divided in 3 doses per day. Actually, our son

doesn´t tolerate probiotics and B-Vitamins, except biotin.

>

>

> >>However, now it's diarrhea and he is

> > hyperactive, hand flapping and visual stimms as never before;

>

>

> For my son, flapping was eliminated with anti-virals and B vitamins,

> so you might be pulling viruses. Visuals were caused by a LOT of

> things, including viruses, yeast, and B vitamin deficiency.

>

>

> > Should we stop chelation and/or anti-yeast/bacteria supplements?.

>

>

> I would try increasing the biotin.

* Could you please tell me how much should I increase biotin?

is 6 years old and 26 Kg. Should I increase lysine too?

>

I really appreciate your help. Thank you! .

> Dana

>

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> > OLE and lysine [taken 2 hours apart] caused a LOT of yeast here.

> How

> > much biotin do you give?

> * We are giving him 250 mgs. of OLE divided in two doses per day and

> 200 mgs. of L-Lysine also in two doses, two hours apart like you said.

> Biotin: 10.000 mcg divided in 3 doses per day. Actually, our son

> doesn´t tolerate probiotics and B-Vitamins, except biotin.

That was my son also. I was never really able to use probiotics,

except for about a one-month period. He did not tolerate Bs until

about round 50.

You can try increasing the biotin, or what works well here is

sufficient biotin plus one drop GSE. Before biotin, I had to give

massive amounts of GSE, but after sufficient biotin [more than you are

giving], one drop was fine.

> * Could you please tell me how much should I increase biotin?

> is 6 years old and 26 Kg. Should I increase lysine too?

I would not increase the lysine until you determine what helps the

yeast. At one point, my son needed 20mg biotin 3x per day. I know of

one family who uses more than that. Try giving 5mg 3x per day, see if

that works better. Maybe add a drop of GSE.

Dana

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Dana,

Thank you for taking time to give me a hand. I have been four years

with his treatment and still lost...I have increased the biotin but

he's still with formed stool at the beginning and watery at the end,

with a strong smell. I don't know if this because of yeast or

bacteria issues plus his behavior has not been stable enough to be

able to determine clearly, an intolerance to some supplement or food

or a consequence of the TD chelation I just started. According to

the lab test results he has high antibodies to almost all the

vaccines he received. When we received this results a few weeks ago

the DAN doctor suggested Valtrex and Prednisone but I'm very afraid

of it and first I want to try chelation and antivirals OTC. My son is

very sensitive and this is why it has been so difficult. I have

followed very close your site and your book and your help is a great

support.

Thanks again and a warm hug.

.

> > > OLE and lysine [taken 2 hours apart] caused a LOT of yeast

here.

> > How

> > > much biotin do you give?

> > * We are giving him 250 mgs. of OLE divided in two doses per day

and

> > 200 mgs. of L-Lysine also in two doses, two hours apart like you

said.

> > Biotin: 10.000 mcg divided in 3 doses per day. Actually, our son

> > doesn´t tolerate probiotics and B-Vitamins, except biotin.

>

>

> That was my son also. I was never really able to use probiotics,

> except for about a one-month period. He did not tolerate Bs until

> about round 50.

>

> You can try increasing the biotin, or what works well here is

> sufficient biotin plus one drop GSE. Before biotin, I had to give

> massive amounts of GSE, but after sufficient biotin [more than you

are

> giving], one drop was fine.

>

>

> > * Could you please tell me how much should I increase biotin?

> > is 6 years old and 26 Kg. Should I increase lysine too?

>

>

> I would not increase the lysine until you determine what helps the

> yeast. At one point, my son needed 20mg biotin 3x per day. I know

of

> one family who uses more than that. Try giving 5mg 3x per day, see

if

> that works better. Maybe add a drop of GSE.

>

> Dana

>

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> Dana,

> Thank you for taking time to give me a hand. I have been four years

> with his treatment and still lost...I have increased the biotin but

> he's still with formed stool at the beginning and watery at the end,

> with a strong smell. I don't know if this because of yeast or

> bacteria issues

If you suspect bacteria, you can try a drop of oil of oregano, which

will help both yeast and bacteria, see if that works better.

Food or supplement intolerance can also explain the firm/watery bm.

Is he constipated? Watery bm is sometimes associated with bm leakage

around an impaction.

Dana