Re: CDSA/Staph/Flagyl???

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Thank you , that's what I was thinking. How much probiotics do you give? I'm

giving around 100 billion now and I was thinking of doubling it?

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HI

We have had the same (consitantly testing high bad bacteria ) Actually what you

listed isnt really really really bad so

I would suggest trying naturals. While antibiotics can kill off the bad, it also

kills off the good. Beneficial bacteria is really a better defense than

antibiotics. It also takes a long time to build it back up. I dont see a reason

to stop chelating

Just my opinion, but I would keep going. We found relief of bad bacteria from

lots of probiotics ( I'd stay clear of any strep strains)and using biofilm

enzymes ( without EDTA ) such as Klaires

Interfase or Kirkmans biofilm defense. You give on an empty stomache and follow

1/2 to an hour later with natural antimicrobials. We like Tanalbit and if

tolerated OOO is good. There are many that can be useful. Its best to pick one

or two and stick with it for a while if tolerated. I'd skip the Flagyl if it

were me : )

Hope this helps

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> My son's stools test came showing staphylococcus aureus at 3+ non-pathogen. It

also showed alpha haemoltyic streptococcus at 3+ non-pathogen. Our Dan! wants to

treat these with Flagyl for a month and stop chelating in during that time. My

question is can I use something else to kill off this bacteria(GSE,OLE,OoO?) and

keep on chelating? Hair test shows that mercury is finally coming out and I

really hate to stop. Also it seems to me that everytime we do this CDSA we have

to treat bad bacteria with antibiotics and it's about every 6 months or so which

isn't good either. How is my son's gut ever going to heal if I'm giving him

antibiotics every 6 months. Please someone help me to figure out what to do. Is

this bacteria so bad that I must use the Flagyl? Thanks in advance, Janet

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[Guest guest]

I've been giving him 50 in the morning 1 hour before breakfast and 50 billion at

bedtime. I never give it with food. I am using Klaire Labs therbiotic complete

with strep in it so I guess I'd better toss that one and I also use the Klaire's

Therbiotic Detox Support. I just ran out of it today but it's on order so I

should have it late next week. I'll check into Custom probiotics...hope it

doesn't have milk in it. Thank you so much for the info!

Janet

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Yes you can double it. Have you tried giving it right before bed on an empty

stomache? We give 100 to 250 billion Custom probiotics powder

and CP1. Depends..I seem to be able to get away with the smaller dose when I

give at night. I think its hard to get it where it needs to go when given with

food : )

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> > My son's stools test came showing staphylococcus aureus at 3+ non-pathogen.

It also showed alpha haemoltyic streptococcus at 3+ non-pathogen. Our Dan! wants

to treat these with Flagyl for a month and stop chelating in during that time.

My question is can I use something else to kill off this bacteria(GSE,OLE,OoO?)

and keep on chelating? Hair test shows that mercury is finally coming out and I

really hate to stop. Also it seems to me that everytime we do this CDSA we have

to treat bad bacteria with antibiotics and it's about every 6 months or so which

isn't good either. How is my son's gut ever going to heal if I'm giving him

antibiotics every 6 months. Please someone help me to figure out what to do. Is

this bacteria so bad that I must use the Flagyl? Thanks in advance, Janet

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[Guest guest]

Do give probiotics on an empty stomach, I give to my DS when he is already

tucked in bed..... 1 hour after dinner. Custom probiotics has an excellent

product developed specially for our ASD kids: d-lactate free probiotic

formulation. It contains 250 billion cfu's x gram of L. Salivarius,

L.Rhamnosus, B.Bifidum and B.infantis. It is a pricey product, so I recommend

before you order it, that you write giving details about your DS issues to:

info@..., they are very helpful and kind. It has been a great

product for my kid.

Isa

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[ ] Re: CDSA/Staph/Flagyl???

Yes you can double it. Have you tried giving it right before bed on an empty

stomache? We give 100 to 250 billion Custom probiotics powder

and CP1. Depends..I seem to be able to get away with the smaller dose when I

give at night. I think its hard to get it where it needs to go when given with

food : )

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> > Hi all,

> > My son's stools test came showing staphylococcus aureus at 3+ non-pathogen.

It also showed alpha haemoltyic streptococcus at 3+ non-pathogen. Our Dan! wants

to treat these with Flagyl for a month and stop chelating in during that time.

My question is can I use something else to kill off this bacteria(GSE,OLE,OoO?)

and keep on chelating? Hair test shows that mercury is finally coming out and I

really hate to stop. Also it seems to me that everytime we do this CDSA we have

to treat bad bacteria with antibiotics and it's about every 6 months or so which

isn't good either. How is my son's gut ever going to heal if I'm giving him

antibiotics every 6 months. Please someone help me to figure out what to do. Is

this bacteria so bad that I must use the Flagyl? Thanks in advance, Janet

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[Guest guest]

Klaire Labs detox support does not have strep in it.

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On Jul 3, 2010, at 6:20 PM, " L " <l.largey@...> wrote:

> No problem : ) Klaires is good I've heard but yah try to stay away

> from the strep strains. Custom d-lactate free is dairy free..its

> expensive but the actual amount used is amazingly small for high

> amounts. It lasts a long time. Just an FYI as I was like " No way am

> I paying that much! " lol..

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> > > > My son's stools test came showing staphylococcus aureus at 3+

> non-pathogen. It also showed alpha haemoltyic streptococcus at 3+

> non-pathogen. Our Dan! wants to treat these with Flagyl for a month

> and stop chelating in during that time. My question is can I use

> something else to kill off this bacteria(GSE,OLE,OoO?) and keep on

> chelating? Hair test shows that mercury is finally coming out and I

> really hate to stop. Also it seems to me that everytime we do this

> CDSA we have to treat bad bacteria with antibiotics and it's about

> every 6 months or so which isn't good either. How is my son's gut

> ever going to heal if I'm giving him antibiotics every 6 months.

> Please someone help me to figure out what to do. Is this bacteria so

> bad that I must use the Flagyl? Thanks in advance, Janet

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[Guest guest]

You will get fluoride poisoning taking Flagyl, I did. It is loaded with

dangerous deadly fluoride. I got so deathly sick on that stuff. I would never

ever take it again.

Mia

> > > > > Hi all,

> > > > > My son's stools test came showing staphylococcus aureus at 3+

> > non-pathogen. It also showed alpha haemoltyic streptococcus at 3+

> > non-pathogen. Our Dan! wants to treat these with Flagyl for a month

> > and stop chelating in during that time. My question is can I use

> > something else to kill off this bacteria(GSE,OLE,OoO?) and keep on

> > chelating? Hair test shows that mercury is finally coming out and I

> > really hate to stop. Also it seems to me that everytime we do this

> > CDSA we have to treat bad bacteria with antibiotics and it's about

> > every 6 months or so which isn't good either. How is my son's gut

> > ever going to heal if I'm giving him antibiotics every 6 months.

> > Please someone help me to figure out what to do. Is this bacteria so

> > bad that I must use the Flagyl? Thanks in advance, Janet

[Guest guest]

I was looking at Klaire Labs Interfase and I noticed that it has egg whites in

it. My son's IgG showed 1+ to egg whites. The test is from last September and he

hasn't had any eggs. Should I try it or should I look for something else? Is

there something else I could use in place of Interfase?

[ ] Re: CDSA/Staph/Flagyl???

No problem : ) Klaires is good I've heard but yah try to stay away from the

strep strains. Custom d-lactate free is dairy free..its expensive but the actual

amount used is amazingly small for high amounts. It lasts a long time. Just an

FYI as I was like " No way am I paying that much! " lol..

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> > > Hi all,

> > > My son's stools test came showing staphylococcus aureus at 3+

non-pathogen. It also showed alpha haemoltyic streptococcus at 3+ non-pathogen.

Our Dan! wants to treat these with Flagyl for a month and stop chelating in

during that time. My question is can I use something else to kill off this

bacteria(GSE,OLE,OoO?) and keep on chelating? Hair test shows that mercury is

finally coming out and I really hate to stop. Also it seems to me that everytime

we do this CDSA we have to treat bad bacteria with antibiotics and it's about

every 6 months or so which isn't good either. How is my son's gut ever going to

heal if I'm giving him antibiotics every 6 months. Please someone help me to

figure out what to do. Is this bacteria so bad that I must use the Flagyl?

Thanks in advance, Janet

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[Guest guest]

I don't care much for kirkman's either but I really can't find anything else to

use. I'm new to the biofilm thingy so I'm kind of at a loss as to what to look

for. I'm not sure that Virastop would do the job. I may just go for the biofilm

defense.

Janet

[ ] Re: CDSA/Staph/Flagyl???

You could check out kirkmans biofilm defense..Im not a big fan of Kirkman but

this product we did use initially. Dont know if it has egg whites.I also think

Virastop has the serra and natto ingredients in it..so this may be an option as

well..I never compared them more than that but you could check it out.

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> > > > Hi all,

> > > > My son's stools test came showing staphylococcus aureus at 3+

non-pathogen. It also showed alpha haemoltyic streptococcus at 3+ non-pathogen.

Our Dan! wants to treat these with Flagyl for a month and stop chelating in

during that time. My question is can I use something else to kill off this

bacteria(GSE,OLE,OoO?) and keep on chelating? Hair test shows that mercury is

finally coming out and I really hate to stop. Also it seems to me that everytime

we do this CDSA we have to treat bad bacteria with antibiotics and it's about

every 6 months or so which isn't good either. How is my son's gut ever going to

heal if I'm giving him antibiotics every 6 months. Please someone help me to

figure out what to do. Is this bacteria so bad that I must use the Flagyl?

Thanks in advance, Janet

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[Guest guest]

Hi,

I'm taking Interfase and my IgE/IgA test showed an extreme allergy to egg

whites. I scored a 1355, with anything over a 345 being significant. I was

over a year plus on SCD when I started the Interfase, which may have reduced my

food allergies and hence the no reaction to the lysozyme, but I still have

trouble eating plain eggs, and only eat them in the occassional baked good. But

I can tolerate the Interfase just fine. I certainly wouldn't use the product if

your son has any kind of anaphylactic reaction to eggs. Just to note, at the

time I did my allergy test, I was having what I think is an anaphylactic

reaction to eggs (they'd give me instant diarrhea). I was trying to start

enzymes at that time, and was taking a different Klaire lab enzymes product that

also had the lysozyme derived from egg white. It may have given me some form of

allergic reaction, as I was so sick that I couldn't tell which way was up, and I

may have also had die-off from the enzymes, but it any reaction was much, much

less severe than eggs, as the enzyme was not giving me diarrhea.

I'm combining the Interfase with SPS-30 and PRX, along with normal digestive

enzymes with meals, with really positive results. The SPS-30 and PRX, as far as

I know, don't have any egg products whatsoever.

It's a pity that Klaire doesn't do samples like Houston does, because I'd

suggest a trial run.

Good luck,

Ellen

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> > > > Hi all,

> > > > My son's stools test came showing staphylococcus aureus at 3+

non-pathogen. It also showed alpha haemoltyic streptococcus at 3+ non-pathogen.

Our Dan! wants to treat these with Flagyl for a month and stop chelating in

during that time. My question is can I use something else to kill off this

bacteria(GSE,OLE,OoO?) and keep on chelating? Hair test shows that mercury is

finally coming out and I really hate to stop. Also it seems to me that everytime

we do this CDSA we have to treat bad bacteria with antibiotics and it's about

every 6 months or so which isn't good either. How is my son's gut ever going to

heal if I'm giving him antibiotics every 6 months. Please someone help me to

figure out what to do. Is this bacteria so bad that I must use the Flagyl?

Thanks in advance, Janet

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[Guest guest]

> My son's stools test came showing staphylococcus aureus at 3+ non-pathogen. It

also showed alpha haemoltyic streptococcus at 3+ non-pathogen. Our Dan! wants to

treat these with Flagyl for a month and stop chelating in during that time. My

question is can I use something else to kill off this bacteria(GSE,OLE,OoO?) and

keep on chelating?

I would try OLE first.

Dana