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| Amy reads The Tale of Desperaux. Dante signs MORE because she reached the end of a chapter. |
Last weekend Amy was reading The Tale of Desperaux to
Dante. It is a long chapter book with
big words such as “Chiaroscuro” and “dungeon”, which I’m pretty sure Dante has
never heard. Dante delighted us as he
signed “MORE” every time Amy stopped when she reached the end of a chapter. They stopped reading after 142 pages not because Dante
stopped listening, but because Amy's throat dried up! That’s
the longest and most complicated book my son has paid attention to. Hip, Hip, Hooray!
About Earth and Worms: On my last post I detailed the long and winding road we have
been on that eventually led us to find Kerri Rivera’s protocol for autism. A few weeks prior to learning about Kerri, I
had learned about Diatomaceous Earth
(DE). We started giving it to Dante for his constipation. Weeks later, reading Kerri’s book, I learned that DE helps to kill parasites
and that parasites cause seizures:
Diatomaceous
earth…properly ground, [is] harmful to parasites, fungi, yeast, worms, and
amoebas.
…
In a
presentation by Andreas Kalcker, he stated that high levels of ammonia in the
body can cause seizures and the high levels of ammonia in the body come from
parasites.
This relationship between parasites and seizures is completely
new to me. What a welcome surprise to
find that DE helps to kill parasites! Interestingly enough, four weeks after starting to give Dante DE,
his quick nod seizures stopped (he could have up to 30 in a day). This is a HUGE victory as Dante is most at
risk from a sudden fall due to a nod. The
work is not done, however, as he may still have grand-mal seizures. Here's our latest update...
We began Kerri Rivera’s protocol on September 20th. The protocol uses highly diluted doses of Chlorine Dioxide to
…destroy
viruses, bacteria, candida, and other parasites. CD also neutralizes heavy metals, eliminates
biofilm, and reduces inflammation and allergies…
The protocol has evolved as Kerri learns from the experiences of
hundreds of different children. On top
of CD, it also includes a parasite protocol developed by Andreas Kalcker, plus
the use of CD enemas and baths to continually flush the system from all the
waste – otherwise the body re-absorbs it, making the healing process less
effective.
Daily dosing of CD begins at 1 drop of CD diluted in 8 ounces of
water, and most children increase this dose by a drop a day until they reach
their recommended dose. Because CD is
only active in the body for one hour, most healing is obtained if you dose the
child every hour with 1 ounce of the solution, that way you have CD in the body
for most of the day. CD kills by
oxidation, therefore, anti-oxidants should be avoided as they counteract it
(fruit juices, citrus fruits, vitamin C, mango, kiwi, and pineapple are some of the things
that should not be used at all while on CD).
As pathogens are killed, CD baths are used and usually result in
the children having a BM. CD enemas are used to flush out the intestines after a BM (or if
the child is constipated). The children
often become so happy and calm after an enema.
When you see the worms that come out with the water, you understand why! That
was inside your child harming him!
The cherry on top of Kerri’s protocol are the parasite protocols (PP), done around
the Full Moon or the New Moon for some children. During these days, a selection of
anti-parasitic stuff is given to the children and that’s when tons of worms and
gunk (biofilm, etc.) come out. Many
children show the most healing after PPs.
The benefits: Most children begin the protocol and ramp up
on CD relatively quickly. Then they
begin with the PPs and the changes are dramatic. All children experience some level of detox
reaction, and the parents need to adjust what they are doing to help them
along. The gains are measured using the
ATEC score. Parents wait an average of 3
months to retake the ATEC and check the gains of their child. Kerri’s book states:
Through
some of our facebook groups we have been collecting ATEC data for the past
year. Just to give you an idea of what
other are experiencing in terms of test results, here are some statistics:
…The
average drop between ATEC1 and ATEC5, from a field of 28 children was 30
points. The average time between those
ATEC’s was 12 months. The average drop
between those 2 ATECS if the child started at over 100 points was 73 (only 3
children who started over 100 have done 5 ATEC’s for us).
Dante’s
starting ATEC was 99. That is a lot of autism
symptoms to heal! Think about it, if he were to drop 73
points that is almost a 75% improvement – sounds good to me! There are children who have started at a higher
score than Dante and now have an ATEC below 10, which is considered
recovered. That, my friends, is
measurable HOPE. :-)
From what Dante’s neurologist and Kerri have observed, it seems
that my darling son is full of worms. Worms started coming out with very low doses
of CD. He’s also had a hard detox days
with a couple of grand-mal seizures (though no nod seizures) and vomiting. (Many children actually vomit worm gunk
out!). Dante’s reaction to the CD has
been very strong, so we have had to go super slow.
Approach
for Dante: Per Kerri’s advice (she
does phone consultations), we switched to use CDS (a different approach to make
CD) which should make it more tolerable.
At the same time, Kerri suggested we use the parasite protocol stuff
every day, but first testing each one separately and little by little. That way, we can kill parasites every day
instead of waiting to do it only on their pilgrimage days (Full and New
Moon). We have also added MCT (Medium
Chain Triglycerides oil, which helps with seizures) and are about to start
GABA, to also help with the seizures.
Basically, we’re adding a few supplements to help control the
seizures. From the other side, we’re
going to chip away at the parasites continuously, until the seizures they cause
are no longer a problem. Make sense?
After making the adjustments above, we went 16 days without any
grand-mals. That’s the longest we have
gone without grand-mals, counting the months before the protocol. Today is another day of detox: Dante’s had 2 grand-mals and threw up. He is now resting. Hopefully he will be fine later today and
that will be the end of this detox day.
We will see as we fine-tune the process.
And back to the Tale: Dante relaxed the more Amy read to him from The Tale of
Desperaux. He laid back and caressed
his stomach while he listened. Isn’t
that a wonderful life? My son is relaxed
and focused on something he loves. It’s
a wonderful thing.
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| Chillaxed |
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