WAS Re: Digest Number 13718 NOW New with questions

[Guest guest]

hi linda, thanks for sharing your story. i have a NT 18 yo. and a ASD 14

yo. so situations

reversed ! but my 18 yo. does have some very mild issues though.

thank you for your advice and recommendations. i buy ton's from iherb and

love them.

i would like to ask how biotin helps yeast since its a B vitamin, correct?

kathy

[ ] Re: Digest Number 13718

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>> >> It was high in mercury, that was her baby hair ( 15 mos old). She's 14

>> >> years old now.

>> >> We've been working on yeast/bacteria since she was about 2 years old.

>> >> She is much, much better than years past, but is still on the diet and

>> >> cannot tolerate soy.

>> >> We've done many interventions, but she's still very, very autistic.

>> >

>> > Sounds like you have yet to try the right one.

>> >

>> > Have you tried chelating properly (every 3-4 hours) with ALA (alpha

>> lipoic

>> > acid) and

>> > optionally DMSA or DMPS?

>> >

>> > At age 14 it may take a while to see results, I'd suggest keeping a

>> > written or video diary

>> > and looking for modest progress over a timescale of a few months.

>> >

>> > Andy

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[Guest guest]

> i would like to ask how biotin helps yeast since its a B vitamin,

correct?

Yes it is a B vitamin. The only B vitamin, in my experience, that did

not tend to increase yeast.

Biotin is manufactured by the good bacteria in the gut. It is what

the body uses to control yeast. It was one of the supps that caused

the most improvements for my son.

Dana