Re: Treating my husband with amalgams?

[Guest guest]

I'm wondering if your hubby wasn't also vaccinated a gazillion times. My DH also

exmilitary. They'd line em up and shoot em up with multiple vax with a vax gun

at least once a year. The amalgams may be one thing, but the vax are almost the

worst prob in the military these days. You can opt out of the vax now, but I

imagine a lot of them don't. It's just not the mindset. Then there's the whole

Gulf War Syndrome, which sounds to me like vax related.

good luck,

Fiona

>

> Hi all,

> I have a 4 yr old son with ASD and we've been treating him biomedically for 2

yrs. After reading on these lists and researching, I realized that my husband

health might need to be treated as well. Ever since I have known him he has

suffered from intense stomach pains, which would wake him up sometimes 2-3 times

a week. He's the kind of person who doesn't complain and having been in the army

tends to tough it out. He also scratches nonstop and has these rashes/scabs on

his arms, his inner thighs and calfs - until they bleed. He has amalgams and we

have started to get them removed (xrays showed them leaking into his gums which

has caused an infection). But we only got a quarter done b/c the work needed to

be done is extensive AND expensive - all of our resources have been used for our

ASD son's treatment. He also has the worst case of toenail fungus I've ever

seen - I'm talking an inch thick and black. We tried to treat it topically for

months but it didn't work. Dr. says meds to treat it are harsh on the liver.

Also, he is very foggy lately and has developed alot of anger, which I always

thought stemmed from our very stressful lifestyle of therapies and treatments

and autism in general - but I think it may be more than that b/c he has always

been the most mellow/relaxed person I know. he also says that his hands

sometimes shake, and he's dropped glasses because of it a few times.

> So my question is, how can I start treating him? I know we can't chelate yet

b/c we haven't removed all the amalgams yet, but can I treat for yeast and

bacteria with natural antifungals and probiotics in the meanwhile?

>

> Thanks so much!

> Shiri

>

[Guest guest]

Same advise as Andy gave this person, plus, no more thimerosal containing

vaccines, lots of probiotics and extra support supplements for his individual

problems, start chelation after amalgam removal. Use Andy's " Amalgam Illness "

book as a guide:

/message/289122

J

>

> Hi all,

> I have a 4 yr old son with ASD and we've been treating him biomedically for 2

yrs. After reading on these lists and researching, I realized that my husband

health might need to be treated as well. Ever since I have known him he has

suffered from intense stomach pains, which would wake him up sometimes 2-3 times

a week. He's the kind of person who doesn't complain and having been in the army

tends to tough it out. He also scratches nonstop and has these rashes/scabs on

his arms, his inner thighs and calfs - until they bleed. He has amalgams and we

have started to get them removed (xrays showed them leaking into his gums which

has caused an infection). But we only got a quarter done b/c the work needed to

be done is extensive AND expensive - all of our resources have been used for our

ASD son's treatment. He also has the worst case of toenail fungus I've ever

seen - I'm talking an inch thick and black. We tried to treat it topically for

months but it didn't work. Dr. says meds to treat it are harsh on the liver.

Also, he is very foggy lately and has developed alot of anger, which I always

thought stemmed from our very stressful lifestyle of therapies and treatments

and autism in general - but I think it may be more than that b/c he has always

been the most mellow/relaxed person I know. he also says that his hands

sometimes shake, and he's dropped glasses because of it a few times.

> So my question is, how can I start treating him? I know we can't chelate yet

b/c we haven't removed all the amalgams yet, but can I treat for yeast and

bacteria with natural antifungals and probiotics in the meanwhile?

>

> Thanks so much!

> Shiri

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Shiri,

I hope the amalgams are being removed according to proper protocol. (The fact

that he was in the service means he probably got extra vaccines, some probably

untested, any way to find out which ones he got?) Any chance he has celiac and

dermatitis herpetiformis (It's incredibly itchy)?

Some things you may want to go ahead and start with:

DDI hair elements test with counting rules applied

GFCF diet

enzymes (HNI)

epsom salt baths or foot soaks

probiotics (preferably non-dairy)

some supplements

S S

Treating my husband with amalgams?

Posted by: " Shiri " shiriw@... shiriweizman

Thu Nov 25, 2010 7:03 pm (PST)

Hi all,

I have a 4 yr old son with ASD and we've been treating him biomedically for 2

yrs. After reading on these lists and researching, I realized that my husband

health might need to be treated as well. Ever since I have known him he has

suffered from intense stomach pains, which would wake him up sometimes 2-3 times

a week. He's the kind of person who doesn't complain and having been in the army

tends to tough it out. He also scratches nonstop and has these rashes/scabs on

his arms, his inner thighs and calfs - until they bleed. He has amalgams and we

have started to get them removed (xrays showed them leaking into his gums which

has caused an infection). But we only got a quarter done b/c the work needed to

be done is extensive AND expensive - all of our resources have been used for our

ASD son's treatment. He also has the worst case of toenail fungus I've ever seen

- I'm talking an inch thick and black. We tried to treat it topically for months

but it didn't work. Dr. says meds to treat it are harsh on the liver. Also, he

is very foggy lately and has developed alot of anger, which I always thought

stemmed from our very stressful lifestyle of therapies and treatments and autism

in general - but I think it may be more than that b/c he has always been the

most mellow/relaxed person I know. he also says that his hands sometimes shake,

and he's dropped glasses because of it a few times.

So my question is, how can I start treating him? I know we can't chelate yet b/c

we haven't removed all the amalgams yet, but can I treat for yeast and bacteria

with natural antifungals and probiotics in the meanwhile?

Thanks so much!

Shiri

[Guest guest]

My husband was actually in the Israeli military and it was about 15 year ago.

They didn't have that many vaccines back then, but I wouldn't be surprised if he

was exposed to something environmentally detrimental while he was there.

Strangely, he did say that he " changed " when he moved to the US for a year at

the age of 10 (his Dad was a professor who did a sabbatical here) and he had to

receive all the Vaccines given to immigrants. Both his parents report him being

a very talkative and outgoing child, and after moving to the US he became

withdrawn and aloof. They thought it was just the move to a different country,

but he continued to be socially awkward when they moved back to Israel - and is

still that way today.

Both he and his father have autistic-like traits - not understanding social

ques, less eye contact than the average person etc.

> >

> > Hi all,

> > I have a 4 yr old son with ASD and we've been treating him biomedically for

2 yrs. After reading on these lists and researching, I realized that my husband

health might need to be treated as well. Ever since I have known him he has

suffered from intense stomach pains, which would wake him up sometimes 2-3 times

a week. He's the kind of person who doesn't complain and having been in the army

tends to tough it out. He also scratches nonstop and has these rashes/scabs on

his arms, his inner thighs and calfs - until they bleed. He has amalgams and we

have started to get them removed (xrays showed them leaking into his gums which

has caused an infection). But we only got a quarter done b/c the work needed to

be done is extensive AND expensive - all of our resources have been used for our

ASD son's treatment. He also has the worst case of toenail fungus I've ever

seen - I'm talking an inch thick and black. We tried to treat it topically for

months but it didn't work. Dr. says meds to treat it are harsh on the liver.

Also, he is very foggy lately and has developed alot of anger, which I always

thought stemmed from our very stressful lifestyle of therapies and treatments

and autism in general - but I think it may be more than that b/c he has always

been the most mellow/relaxed person I know. he also says that his hands

sometimes shake, and he's dropped glasses because of it a few times.

> > So my question is, how can I start treating him? I know we can't chelate yet

b/c we haven't removed all the amalgams yet, but can I treat for yeast and

bacteria with natural antifungals and probiotics in the meanwhile?

> >

> > Thanks so much!

> > Shiri

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the suggestions . I am going to research the things you

mentioned. His amalgams are being removed safely by a great dentist. My husband

was actually supposed to start medication for IBS that his family Dr. prescribed

for his stomach pains, but the dentist convinced him to wait till he removed the

amalgams safely b/c he was sure that what was causing his health issues.

As DH was in the Israeli army he can't find out what vaccines they gave him -

they are notoriously secretive about everything and would probably laugh at him

if he did ask!

I'm going to get started on treating him too.

Other than my ASD son, my other 2 yr old son has developed ADHD symptoms and

drooling and diarrhea so we're treating him too.

My house is like a pharmacy!

Shiri

>

> Hi Shiri,

> I hope the amalgams are being removed according to proper protocol. (The fact

that he was in the service means he probably got extra vaccines, some probably

untested, any way to find out which ones he got?) Any chance he has celiac and

dermatitis herpetiformis (It's incredibly itchy)?

> Some things you may want to go ahead and start with:

> DDI hair elements test with counting rules applied

> GFCF diet

> enzymes (HNI)

> epsom salt baths or foot soaks

> probiotics (preferably non-dairy)

> some supplements

>

> S S

>

>

> Treating my husband with amalgams?

> Posted by: " Shiri " shiriw@... shiriweizman

> Thu Nov 25, 2010 7:03 pm (PST)

>

>

>

> Hi all,

> I have a 4 yr old son with ASD and we've been treating him biomedically for 2

yrs. After reading on these lists and researching, I realized that my husband

health might need to be treated as well. Ever since I have known him he has

suffered from intense stomach pains, which would wake him up sometimes 2-3 times

a week. He's the kind of person who doesn't complain and having been in the army

tends to tough it out. He also scratches nonstop and has these rashes/scabs on

his arms, his inner thighs and calfs - until they bleed. He has amalgams and we

have started to get them removed (xrays showed them leaking into his gums which

has caused an infection). But we only got a quarter done b/c the work needed to

be done is extensive AND expensive - all of our resources have been used for our

ASD son's treatment. He also has the worst case of toenail fungus I've ever seen

- I'm talking an inch thick and black. We tried to treat it topically for months

but it didn't work. Dr. says meds to treat it are harsh on the liver. Also, he

is very foggy lately and has developed alot of anger, which I always thought

stemmed from our very stressful lifestyle of therapies and treatments and autism

in general - but I think it may be more than that b/c he has always been the

most mellow/relaxed person I know. he also says that his hands sometimes shake,

and he's dropped glasses because of it a few times.

> So my question is, how can I start treating him? I know we can't chelate yet

b/c we haven't removed all the amalgams yet, but can I treat for yeast and

bacteria with natural antifungals and probiotics in the meanwhile?

>

> Thanks so much!

> Shiri

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, do, until amalgams out. Can do biotin for yeast, probiotics and various

supplements with no issues

I would try soaking his feet in GSE and warm water nightly if can. See how that

works. I would also try a gluten free/dairy free diet and take out all perfumes

in your soaps to help with rashes. Try a food diary to see if skin improves.

Stomach pains, rash, food allergies. If you have good medical insurance, some

food allergy testing there would be good.

Best wishes!

Tammy

[ ] Treating my husband with amalgams?

Hi all,

I have a 4 yr old son with ASD and we've been treating him biomedically for 2

yrs. After reading on these lists and researching, I realized that my husband

health might need to be treated as well. Ever since I have known him he has

suffered from intense stomach pains, which would wake him up sometimes 2-3 times

a week. He's the kind of person who doesn't complain and having been in the army

tends to tough it out. He also scratches nonstop and has these rashes/scabs on

his arms, his inner thighs and calfs - until they bleed. He has amalgams and we

have started to get them removed (xrays showed them leaking into his gums which

has caused an infection). But we only got a quarter done b/c the work needed to

be done is extensive AND expensive - all of our resources have been used for our

ASD son's treatment. He also has the worst case of toenail fungus I've ever seen

- I'm talking an inch thick and black. We tried to treat it topically for months

but it didn't work. Dr. says meds to treat it are harsh on the liver. Also, he

is very foggy lately and has developed alot of anger, which I always thought

stemmed from our very stressful lifestyle of therapies and treatments and autism

in general - but I think it may be more than that b/c he has always been the

most mellow/relaxed person I know. he also says that his hands sometimes shake,

and he's dropped glasses because of it a few times.

So my question is, how can I start treating him? I know we can't chelate yet

b/c we haven't removed all the amalgams yet, but can I treat for yeast and

bacteria with natural antifungals and probiotics in the meanwhile?

Thanks so much!

Shiri