Re: Regression - what casued it? and which anti-biotics contributed?

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Antibiotics dont cause autism. It can destroy the good flora in the gut along

with the bad one. If the infection is serious then things can get out of hands

very soon. Please listen to your doctor. If this doctor is a DAN, and is

prescribing antibiotics to you then go to a regular pediatrician and see whether

it is really necessary or not.

Rochelle.

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> Our doctor wants us to take antibiotics for an infection

>

> I said we are not taking them because I know a lot of parents say anti-biotics

contributed to their child's autism and regression

>

> Please can you tell me if you believe this, and which antibiotic brands did

this, so that we can avoid those?

>

> Which anti-biotics led to the autism please

>

> Best wishes

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Which anti-biotics are bad for flora then please - i heard some can take mercury

across blood-brain barrier

From: mcroche2002@...

Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 20:54:31 +0000

Subject: [ ] Re: Regression - what casued it? and which

anti-biotics contributed?

Antibiotics dont cause autism. It can destroy the good flora in the gut along

with the bad one. If the infection is serious then things can get out of hands

very soon. Please listen to your doctor. If this doctor is a DAN, and is

prescribing antibiotics to you then go to a regular pediatrician and see whether

it is really necessary or not.

Rochelle.

>

> Our doctor wants us to take antibiotics for an infection

>

> I said we are not taking them because I know a lot of parents say anti-biotics

contributed to their child's autism and regression

>

> Please can you tell me if you believe this, and which antibiotic brands did

this, so that we can avoid those?

>

> Which anti-biotics led to the autism please

>

> Best wishes

>

>

>

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what infection are you dealing with?

>

> Our doctor wants us to take antibiotics for an infection

>

> I said we are not taking them because I know a lot of parents say anti-biotics

contributed to their child's autism and regression

>

> Please can you tell me if you believe this, and which antibiotic brands did

this, so that we can avoid those?

>

> Which anti-biotics led to the autism please

>

> Best wishes

>

>

>

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Hi ,

My kid was a severe gut kid for 2.5 years, he is still very very sensitive.

Prior to the " cascade of disaster " he suffered, we used amoxiciclin several

times, but I believe any abx is potentially dangerous, especially in an already

toxic kid/kid w damaged immune system. Give lots of probiotics 3 hrs after abx

dosage to try to protect his gut flora.

Isa

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[ ] Regression - what casued it? and which anti-biotics

contributed?

Our doctor wants us to take antibiotics for an infection

I said we are not taking them because I know a lot of parents say anti-biotics

contributed to their child's autism and regression

Please can you tell me if you believe this, and which antibiotic brands did

this, so that we can avoid those?

Which anti-biotics led to the autism please

Best wishes

[Guest guest]

why do you ask?

From: phaselow@...

Date: Tue, 6 Jul 2010 23:45:33 +0000

Subject: [ ] Re: Regression - what casued it? and which

anti-biotics contributed?

what infection are you dealing with?

>

> Our doctor wants us to take antibiotics for an infection

>

> I said we are not taking them because I know a lot of parents say anti-biotics

contributed to their child's autism and regression

>

> Please can you tell me if you believe this, and which antibiotic brands did

this, so that we can avoid those?

>

> Which anti-biotics led to the autism please

>

> Best wishes

>

>

>

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Because doctors overprescribe antibiotics in many practices. This might be a

situation where antibiotics aren't even warranted or a situation where you might

be foolish to refuse them.

Avoid any in the fluoroquinolone class (sorry if the spelling is off). They are

a high risk for developing secondary bacterial infections (c.difficile, MRSA)

plus there have been people who claim they suffered horrible neurological side

effects. These abx have the ability to block GABA receptors in the brain, which

can lead to depression, seizures and some other scary effects.

Cipro is the common one. Many have been removed from clinical use or

unavailable in the US.

Augmentin (Amoxicillin) is the one that caused a stir a while back with Autism.

BUT, they were talking about the use in kids with repeat infections. Not one

time use.

Pam

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> > Our doctor wants us to take antibiotics for an infection

> >

> > I said we are not taking them because I know a lot of parents say

anti-biotics contributed to their child's autism and regression

> >

> > Please can you tell me if you believe this, and which antibiotic brands did

this, so that we can avoid those?

> >

> > Which anti-biotics led to the autism please

> >

> > Best wishes

> >

> >

> >

>

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HI Pam

When people say " repeated uses " or " rounds " of antibiotics what do they mean?

We had 4 days of antibiotics once = would that be classified as repeated uses or

repeated rounds?

Thanks

From: phaselow@...

Date: Wed, 7 Jul 2010 13:11:19 +0000

Subject: [ ] Re: Regression - what casued it? and which

anti-biotics contributed?

Because doctors overprescribe antibiotics in many practices. This might be a

situation where antibiotics aren't even warranted or a situation where you might

be foolish to refuse them.

Avoid any in the fluoroquinolone class (sorry if the spelling is off). They are

a high risk for developing secondary bacterial infections (c.difficile, MRSA)

plus there have been people who claim they suffered horrible neurological side

effects. These abx have the ability to block GABA receptors in the brain, which

can lead to depression, seizures and some other scary effects.

Cipro is the common one. Many have been removed from clinical use or unavailable

in the US.

Augmentin (Amoxicillin) is the one that caused a stir a while back with Autism.

BUT, they were talking about the use in kids with repeat infections. Not one

time use.

Pam

> >

> > Our doctor wants us to take antibiotics for an infection

> >

> > I said we are not taking them because I know a lot of parents say

anti-biotics contributed to their child's autism and regression

> >

> > Please can you tell me if you believe this, and which antibiotic brands did

this, so that we can avoid those?

> >

> > Which anti-biotics led to the autism please

> >

> > Best wishes

> >

> >

> >

>

>

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Repeat use means chronic infections. Typically, they are talking about those

kids who had 10 or more ear infections as an infant and toddler. Those parents

probably were told to use Tylenol, too. Tylenol depletes glutathione, which is

our body's defense against toxins.

Many of these kids are put on low doses of DAILY antibiotics for several *years*

with the thought that this will keep infections at bay. Two of my nieces went

through this and both are chronically ill as teenagers. Same with their father.

It is sad. Neither has Autism, but one is likely ADD with definite learning

disabilities.

4 days of antibiotics would be considered 1 round. Occasional antibiotic use in

a person is not harmful (generally speaking). Sometimes you just have to resort

to antibiotics. They are an important part of medicine but have been misused

greatly.

Many infections can be viral or bacterial. Viral infections will get no help

from antibiotics.

Try using Oil of Oregano daily. I buy North American Herb and Spice WILD OoO at

The Vitamin Shoppe. They are very small caps. I give them to my kids (1-2/day)

in the winter and they rarely get sick. I call it 'my shield'. Oil of Oregano

is a powerful anti-bacterial/anti-viral. The taste is horrible and the oil is

caustic, so I don't recommend buying the drops (think pine needles).

Pam

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> > > Our doctor wants us to take antibiotics for an infection

> > >

> > > I said we are not taking them because I know a lot of parents say

anti-biotics contributed to their child's autism and regression

> > >

> > > Please can you tell me if you believe this, and which antibiotic brands

did this, so that we can avoid those?

> > >

> > > Which anti-biotics led to the autism please

> > >

> > > Best wishes

> > >

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Still, make sure you load up on probiotics. Approximately 1 in 9 people do not

recover their beneficial microflora six months after antibiotics.

http://www.cbc.ca/health/story/2008/11/19/antibiotics-stomach.html

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> Repeat use means chronic infections. Typically, they are talking about those

kids who had 10 or more ear infections as an infant and toddler. Those parents

probably were told to use Tylenol, too. Tylenol depletes glutathione, which is

our body's defense against toxins.

>

> Many of these kids are put on low doses of DAILY antibiotics for several

*years* with the thought that this will keep infections at bay. Two of my

nieces went through this and both are chronically ill as teenagers. Same with

their father. It is sad. Neither has Autism, but one is likely ADD with

definite learning disabilities.

>

> 4 days of antibiotics would be considered 1 round. Occasional antibiotic use

in a person is not harmful (generally speaking). Sometimes you just have to

resort to antibiotics. They are an important part of medicine but have been

misused greatly.

>

> Many infections can be viral or bacterial. Viral infections will get no help

from antibiotics.

>

> Try using Oil of Oregano daily. I buy North American Herb and Spice WILD OoO

at The Vitamin Shoppe. They are very small caps. I give them to my kids

(1-2/day) in the winter and they rarely get sick. I call it 'my shield'. Oil

of Oregano is a powerful anti-bacterial/anti-viral. The taste is horrible and

the oil is caustic, so I don't recommend buying the drops (think pine needles).

>

> Pam

>

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