Re: 5 days of normal behavior with high fever

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From: vickiwaihi <vickiwaihi@...>

Sent: Mon, January 3, 2011 12:09:56 PM

Subject: [ ] 5 days of normal behavior with high fever

 

I know we have had posts on these groups before about how some ASD children have

significant improvements with a fever but it has been a long time since I have

noticed the topic being discussed and was wondering if anyone had any new

information about research concerning why this happens or if it is possible to

create a drug that mimics what fever do. Any updates or info is appreciated.

Thanks and crossposting. Vicki

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They are usually viral children. They feel better when they have a fever because

the fever is suppressing the viral condition as well as the current illness.

There is no drug that does this...not that I'm aware of. Not sure I'd want a

drug that induces fever or mimics one. It's not a natural state for the body.

Consider looking into antiviral protocols and reading the EnzymeStuff website.

Jan

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> I know we have had posts on these groups before about how some ASD children

have significant improvements with a fever but it has been a long time since I

have noticed the topic being discussed and was wondering if anyone had any new

information about research concerning why this happens or if it is possible to

create a drug that mimics what fever do. Any updates or info is appreciated.

Thanks and crossposting. Vicki

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Maybe Enhansa might help?

Karla

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> > I know we have had posts on these groups before about how some ASD children

have significant improvements with a fever but it has been a long time since I

have noticed the topic being discussed and was wondering if anyone had any new

information about research concerning why this happens or if it is possible to

create a drug that mimics what fever do. Any updates or info is appreciated.

Thanks and crossposting. Vicki

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This happens to Mickie too. What does Andy think about curcumin? and why

from a compounding pharmacy and not a regular health food store? Also what

is the difference between Curcumin vs Curcumin 95?

Z

On Mon, Jan 3, 2011 at 4:20 PM, wiersmak <wiersmak@...> wrote:

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> children have significant improvements with a fever but it has been a long

> time since I have noticed the topic being discussed and was wondering if

> anyone had any new information about research concerning why this happens or

> if it is possible to create a drug that mimics what fever do. Any updates or

> info is appreciated. Thanks and crossposting. Vicki

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Zurama

Mickie 13yrs

Round #43

25mg DMSA 25mg ALA

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Dont know about curcumin vs curcumin 95. I do know that there is a difference

between Enhansa and the curcumin that you get from your health food store. The

curcumin you get at the health food store is essentially tumeric, Enhansa has

had the curcumin extracted.

My son cant tolerate tumeric or OTC curcumin supplements due to the high oxalate

content. Just makes him crazy, but has no problems with Enhansa which is low

oxalate.

Karla

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> > children have significant improvements with a fever but it has been a long

> > time since I have noticed the topic being discussed and was wondering if

> > anyone had any new information about research concerning why this happens or

> > if it is possible to create a drug that mimics what fever do. Any updates or

> > info is appreciated. Thanks and crossposting. Vicki

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> Zurama

> Mickie 13yrs

> Round #43

> 25mg DMSA 25mg ALA

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> I know we have had posts on these groups before about how some ASD children

have significant improvements with a fever but it has been a long time since I

have noticed the topic being discussed and was wondering if anyone had any new

information about research concerning why this happens or if it is possible to

create a drug that mimics what fever do. Any updates or info is appreciated.

This was my son for a time, before his immune system completely crashed and

stopped fighting the viruses. It is a sign of a virus child.

I used high doses of vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin D, and lysine to eliminate

this problem and correct my son's immune system.

Dana

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I'd probably go with Virastop for kids who get normal on fevers.

Jan

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> > > > > I know we have had posts on these groups before about how some ASD

> > > children have significant improvements with a fever but it has been a long

> > > time since I have noticed the topic being discussed and was wondering if

> > > anyone had any new information about research concerning why this happens

or

> > > if it is possible to create a drug that mimics what fever do. Any updates

or

> > > info is appreciated. Thanks and crossposting. Vicki

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I think if you search the old posts here or onibasu you will find Andy's opinion

of Enhansa. I do recall him talking about it when this product first hit the ASD

scene.

Jan

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> > > > I know we have had posts on these groups before about how some ASD

> > children have significant improvements with a fever but it has been a long

> > time since I have noticed the topic being discussed and was wondering if

> > anyone had any new information about research concerning why this happens or

> > if it is possible to create a drug that mimics what fever do. Any updates or

> > info is appreciated. Thanks and crossposting. Vicki

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> Zurama

> Mickie 13yrs

> Round #43

> 25mg DMSA 25mg ALA

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Hi Dana,

I am chelation and supplementing my son who is high on metals.

 

Also, my son get sick a lot these there.  Between oct and now he had  about

20-25 days of bad cold and always a running rose.

What doses of vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin D, and lysine  did u use?

 

3yrs old ASD ... will start cheltion soon

From: danasview <danasview@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: 5 days of normal behavior with high fever

Date: Tuesday, 4 January, 2011, 2:46 PM

 

> I know we have had posts on these groups before about how some ASD children

have significant improvements with a fever but it has been a long time since I

have noticed the topic being discussed and was wondering if anyone had any new

information about research concerning why this happens or if it is possible to

create a drug that mimics what fever do. Any updates or info is appreciated.

This was my son for a time, before his immune system completely crashed and

stopped fighting the viruses. It is a sign of a virus child.

I used high doses of vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin D, and lysine to eliminate

this problem and correct my son's immune system.

Dana

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> Hi Dana,

> I am chelation and supplementing my son who is high on metals.

> Also, my son get sick a lot these there. Between oct and now he had about

20-25 days of bad cold and always a running rose.

> What doses of vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin D, and lysine did u use?

I did high dose vitamin A protocol

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

Vitamin C -- started at 250mg, worked up to 50,000mg per day

Vitamin D -- started at 400 IU, worked up to 1600 IU [he didn't need as high of

a dose of this one as the others]

Lysine -- started at 250mg, worked up to 3000mg 3x per day.

Dana

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As I recall Andy says that curcumin is no good for those who are high plasma

cysteine. Enhansa and curcumin 95 are essentially the same thing- enhanced

absorption curcumin, have used them myself interchangeably. If your child can't

swallow pills- then you have to stick with the powder version from Lee Silsby.

Irene

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> > > > > I know we have had posts on these groups before about how some ASD

> > > children have significant improvements with a fever but it has been a long

> > > time since I have noticed the topic being discussed and was wondering if

> > > anyone had any new information about research concerning why this happens

or

> > > if it is possible to create a drug that mimics what fever do. Any updates

or

> > > info is appreciated. Thanks and crossposting. Vicki

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> > Zurama

> > Mickie 13yrs

> > Round #43

> > 25mg DMSA 25mg ALA

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I know my kid is a viral kid I have just not been addressing it properly. This

recent illness with fever has prompted me to take action. I am going to start

with antivirals and enzymes. I will report back with what happens. Thank you

all! Vicki

> > I know we have had posts on these groups before about how some ASD children

have significant improvements with a fever but it has been a long time since I

have noticed the topic being discussed and was wondering if anyone had any new

information about research concerning why this happens or if it is possible to

create a drug that mimics what fever do. Any updates or info is appreciated.

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> This was my son for a time, before his immune system completely crashed and

stopped fighting the viruses. It is a sign of a virus child.

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> I used high doses of vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin D, and lysine to eliminate

this problem and correct my son's immune system.

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