Re: Round 2 and cracked lips bleeding

[Guest guest]

I believe it is yeast/fungal related. My kids and I got it too when we started.

Make sure you have a really good yeast protocol.

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> Does anyone know what causes this? By Saturday afternoon he has a huge cut on

his lip from cracking. I try to give alot of water during the weekend to keep

him hydrated but it still keeps cracking. On Monday I put some polysporin on it

and it went away almost over night, but I had also stopped chelation by then.

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[Guest guest]

Its a tough time of year to distinguish cold, dry weather skin splitting for a

biomed reaction. I would try using a lip balm you like on a regular basis. It

is fine to try the supplement ideas other suggest, too.

Pam

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> Does anyone know what causes this? By Saturday afternoon he has a huge cut on

his lip from cracking. I try to give alot of water during the weekend to keep

him hydrated but it still keeps cracking. On Monday I put some polysporin on it

and it went away almost over night, but I had also stopped chelation by then.

>

[Guest guest]

> Does anyone know what causes this? By Saturday afternoon he has a huge cut on

his lip from cracking.

Is it right in the middle of his lower lip? That is where my son gets his B2

deficiency cut. He also gets B2 deficiency symptoms at the corners of his

mouth.

Because it was related to chelation, it might also be yeast.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Dana,

Thanks for this information. I have an adult daughter with Downs. Has had this

lower lip split for years. Doctors don't know what is wrong or why she has it.

She also has hypothyroidism, alopecia, and lipidemia. Are any of these connected

to a B deficiency? One doctor told up she had some type of anemia several years

ago, but he has now left the practice and the other doctors say she is ok.

From: danasview <danasview@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Round 2 and cracked lips bleeding

Date: Wednesday, January 13, 2010, 9:41 AM

 

> Does anyone know what causes this? By Saturday afternoon he has a huge cut on

his lip from cracking.

Is it right in the middle of his lower lip? That is where my son gets his B2

deficiency cut. He also gets B2 deficiency symptoms at the corners of his

mouth.

Because it was related to chelation, it might also be yeast.

Dana

[Guest guest]

> Dana,

> Thanks for this information. I have an adult daughter with Downs. Has had this

lower lip split for years. Doctors don't know what is wrong or why she has it.

She also has hypothyroidism,

I corrected this with selenium, tyrosine, and iodine.

>>alopecia,

Biotin and the supps above for thyroid.

>>and lipidemia.

Not exactly sure what this means, but if it means improper fat

digestion/absorption, my son required mito cocktail to correct that

http://www.danasview.net/mar05.htm

>>Are any of these connected to a B deficiency?

Mito cocktail includes B vitamins.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Liz,

Did the cracking go away on the " off days " then come back again on the " on

days " ?

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> > Does anyone know what causes this? By Saturday afternoon he has a huge cut

on his lip from cracking. I try to give alot of water during the weekend to

keep him hydrated but it still keeps cracking. On Monday I put some polysporin

on it and it went away almost over night, but I had also stopped chelation by

then.

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