Re: high dose VITAMIN A update & question

July 25, 2010

Hy lynn,

I need to treat for MMR injury too, so, your observations are important to me.

What kind of voit A are u giving?

My only doubt about doing this is what I have read about kids who've done this

intervention and afterwards are very sensitive to vit A not tolerating even

minimal dosis since they become toxic. My kid needs a good amount of fermented

CLO, so would that, in case of sensitivity, mean no more CLO in the future?

That would not be favorable for us here.... Mmmhh there is a good risk/benefit

analysis to be done here. Can someone chime in?

I wish this intervention to be a success for your kiddo, pls post again about

your observations on day 2 and what u see afterwards.

Good luck!

Isa

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[ ] high dose VITAMIN A update & question

Hello,

This morning at 8am I gave my son 400,000IU of vit a. I noticed positive

changes in eye contact, speech, & socialization within three hours. My

son's tipping point was after his MMR, so I was hoping that this therapy

would be good for him. And so far, it's going well. Other positive changes

that I noticed -- no perseveration -- at all!! Also, he is usually

constantly hungry. Today he did not ask once for food.

At 6pm he had a formed BM, and at 7pm, he had a very toxic crazy looking

type of diarrhea BM after his epsom salt bath. While putting him to bed, at

8pm, he told me that at the park (which was around 3pm), he started to get a

very " scratchy " throat. I then checked his head a noticed that he had an

ever so mild low grade fever. He does not seem uncomfortable, and went to

bed like an angel (sometimes, he'll toss and turn and it'll take about 20

minutes to settle down). But tonight he went to sleep right away. I

usually lay in bed w/ him for 5 minutes while he falls asleep, and tonight,

I noticed that he seemed a bit congested, too. He is the type of kid that

never gets sick -- ever. Which I know isn't a good thing. But the timing

of the congestion and the low grade fever are interesting to me. We have

also been giving him LDN for the past 16 weeks, so perhaps his immune system

is finally starting to wake up.

I'll continue with another 400,000IU's tomorrow, but what should the

maintenance dose be on day 3?? Is the maintenance dose " forever " ? From

what I've read, I can repeat the high dose of 400,000IU's in 6 months, yes??

He is 5 yrs. old, 40 pounds. and also receives 3,750 IU's of vit a in his

CLO every day. Would a maintenance dose be 20,000IU, plus the 3,750IU's

from CLO?? Too much? Too little??

Any input would be great -- thank you!!

July 25, 2010

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On Jul 25, 2010, at 11:22 PM, isaguzmandiaz2@... wrote:

> Hy lynn,

> I need to treat for MMR injury too, so, your observations are

> important to me. What kind of voit A are u giving?

>

> My only doubt about doing this is what I have read about kids who've

> done this intervention and afterwards are very sensitive to vit A

> not tolerating even minimal dosis since they become toxic. My kid

> needs a good amount of fermented CLO, so would that, in case of

> sensitivity, mean no more CLO in the future? That would not be

> favorable for us here.... Mmmhh there is a good risk/benefit

> analysis to be done here. Can someone chime in?

>

> I wish this intervention to be a success for your kiddo, pls post

> again about your observations on day 2 and what u see afterwards.

> Good luck!

> Isa

>

> Enviado desde mi oficina mÃ³vil BlackBerryÂ® de Telcel

>

> [ ] high dose VITAMIN A update & question

>

> Hello,

>

> This morning at 8am I gave my son 400,000IU of vit a. I noticed

> positive

> changes in eye contact, speech, & socialization within three hours.

> My

> son's tipping point was after his MMR, so I was hoping that this

> therapy

> would be good for him. And so far, it's going well. Other positive

> changes

> that I noticed -- no perseveration -- at all!! Also, he is usually

> constantly hungry. Today he did not ask once for food.

>

> At 6pm he had a formed BM, and at 7pm, he had a very toxic crazy

> looking

> type of diarrhea BM after his epsom salt bath. While putting him to

> bed, at

> 8pm, he told me that at the park (which was around 3pm), he started

> to get a

> very " scratchy " throat. I then checked his head a noticed that he

> had an

> ever so mild low grade fever. He does not seem uncomfortable, and

> went to

> bed like an angel (sometimes, he'll toss and turn and it'll take

> about 20

> minutes to settle down). But tonight he went to sleep right away. I

> usually lay in bed w/ him for 5 minutes while he falls asleep, and

> tonight,

> I noticed that he seemed a bit congested, too. He is the type of

> kid that

> never gets sick -- ever. Which I know isn't a good thing. But the

> timing

> of the congestion and the low grade fever are interesting to me. We

> have

> also been giving him LDN for the past 16 weeks, so perhaps his

> immune system

> is finally starting to wake up.

>

> I'll continue with another 400,000IU's tomorrow, but what should the

> maintenance dose be on day 3?? Is the maintenance dose " forever " ?

> From

> what I've read, I can repeat the high dose of 400,000IU's in 6

> months, yes??

>

> He is 5 yrs. old, 40 pounds. and also receives 3,750 IU's of vit a

> in his

> CLO every day. Would a maintenance dose be 20,000IU, plus the

> 3,750IU's

> from CLO?? Too much? Too little??

>

> Any input would be great -- thank you!!

>

July 25, 2010

Hi Isa.

I used mycelized vit a from kirkman. we, too, use fermented CLO. I've

also read about possible sensitivity to vit a after the high dose

protocol. But I've also read that many still do tolerate it. So I'm

going to wait and see. Thus far, any of our " WOW " interventions have

frightened me, at first, but ultimately, I'm glad that I did them

(MB12, Valtrex, etc.,)

Our next " big " intervention will be chelation, since from what I

understand, the viruses can never really be gone until be chelate.

I'll keep you posted!!

Good luck to you!