Re: Andy/Dana/Others...Should I begin chelation now?

[Guest guest]

I would start chelating first, get comfortable with that, and then

think about the antivirals.

Anne

>

> I have been looking throught he threads and files and I have a

question:

>

> I just started my son on anti-virals and anti yeast therapies,

should I

> begin chelation too?

>

> My son was doing very well on just enzymes (no diet restrictions

other

> than fruits and artificials) as well as Omega 3,6, & 9 and a few

other

> basic supps. In a short time I saw him start coming around more.

Still

> no speech, but definite improvement.

>

> Now that we've begun the other protocols for yeast and virus, he's

> slipping back. He's been having trouble at school, dark red

circles

> under his eyes....the sudden increase in appetite I saw has now

gone

> back to the picky, barely eating habits he had prior to enzyme

use.

>

> I know I am supposed to get his gut " reasonably " under control

before

> chelating, but isn't this just an endless cycle of gut problems

and

> chelation is supposed to help the most?

>

> Should I just take it a little slower? Do the yeast and viral

protocol

> for a bit longer and give it more time? We've only been doing it a

> week, but I don't want to make my son wait for recovery....

>

[Guest guest]

> I just started my son on anti-virals and anti yeast therapies, should I

> begin chelation too?

Wait at least a few weeks, to be sure he is doing okay with the

protocols you just started.

Both anti-virals and chelation will tend to increase yeast, so you

definitely want to be sure you have a good yeast protocol. Biotin and

GSE worked really well here.

> Now that we've begun the other protocols for yeast and virus, he's

> slipping back. He's been having trouble at school, dark red circles

> under his eyes....the sudden increase in appetite I saw has now gone

> back to the picky, barely eating habits he had prior to enzyme use.

Increase the yeast protocol.

> I know I am supposed to get his gut " reasonably " under control before

> chelating, but isn't this just an endless cycle of gut problems and

> chelation is supposed to help the most?

It can be. But see if it is just a yeast problem. Viral die off

caused a MASSIVE amount of yeast here, not an exaggeration.

Dana