This is what we are currently doing in terms of treatments and supplements to heal my sensitive boy. My boy is currently thriving and has come a long, long, long, long way in his healing. If you were to meet him now, you would see a bright, funny, sensitive, healthy, strong, and vibrant boy.
His rashes (a typical sign of individuals with Job’s syndrome / Hyper IgE syndrome) are essentially healed. He was once allergic/sensitive to 40+ foods, and now it’s down to four foods (gluten, dairy, fish and eggs) (much more manageable). His IgE levels (which is related to his allergic condition) have decreased from 70,000 IU/mL to 16,612 IU/mL in the last year. We are very thankful.
I feel that Moses’ healing has been so remarkable because we have pursued all five levels of healing during Moses’ healing journey (i.e., healing Moses’ physical, energy, mental, intuitive and spiritual bodies), in addition to a focus on the whole family’s healing journey. Also check out my Tips for Raising a Sensitive Child.
Prayer / Connection with Spirit
- Prayer and meditation (a story about our answered prayer here)
- Visualizing Moses as healed (our story here and here)
- In addition to researching a treatment/supplement, we rely on our intuition / divination when deciding on which treatments to use on our son
- Shamanic healing sessions (Moses receives shamanic healing only occasionally now, but mama’s meditation / self-healing / shamanic healing sessions have been an important part of the family’s healing journey)
- Intergenerational healing
- Spending as much time in nature
- Gratitude for our many blessings, even during difficult times.
Treatments
- Heilkunst homeopathy (out of all of the things that we do, this has been the most significant for Moses’ healing; we consult with his Heilkunstler every 6 weeks or so. I highly recommend Heilkunst homeopathy. We had previously consulted with three classical homeopaths, and found that classical homeopathy didn’t help our son.)
- Cranialsacral therapy, total body modification and chiropractic adjustment by his chiropractor (once a month)
- We also occasionally consult with a naturopathic doctor (once or twice a year) (read about one of our consultations here)
Supplements
- daily homeopathic drops and monthly homeopathic powders (as prescribed by our Heilkunstler)
- 3 drops of Vitamin D (1000 IU), for a total of 3,000 IU (we use Vitamin D drops)
- 1 tablespoon Genestra Vitamin B complex
- liquid calcium-magnesium
- liquid multivitamin
- 3 drops of miracle mineral solution (MMS, a natural antimicrobial) in pineapple juice (he’s on this for his Job’ syndrome diagnosis)
- vegetarian omega 3 oil (Nutravege – 1 tsp; I’d have him on a fish oil if he wasn’t allergic to fish) – currently giving him a break from this b/c DH thinks that Moses is sensitive to it, he’s back to a flax seed oil when I can get him to take it (hide it in shakes and on his GF toast)
- Genestra probiotics
Not every day, but when we can hide it in shakes, etc.:
- aloe vera juice (good for teeth)
- hemp seeds
- chia seeds
Meals
- We feed my son as much organic food as possible
- Finding how what he was sensitive / allergic to and avoiding the allergenic foods (we found out through RAST tests, prick tests, IgE blood tests, IgG blood tests, sensitivity tests, experientially, and some DIY food sensitivity tests at home)
- Details about meals for my food-allergic boy (happily, he only has a handful of allergies now) here
Baths
- epsom salt baths with tea tree oil (antimicrobial properties – for rashes associated with Job’s syndrome — his rashes are just about all healed now)
Moisturizer
- coconut oil, vaseline and/or Glassalbase
- 1% hydrocortisone for his ears when his rash is bad (DH will use it on other parts of his body when his rash is bad, typically during healing reactions).
Medicines
- We try to minimize medications to the extent possible because medications often do more harm than good (i.e., side effects) and medications do not heal, but suppress symptoms, which drive the “disease” deeper into an individual (whereas, homeopathy heals the root cause of disease).
- Nonetheless, Moses is taking a prophylactic antibiotic (Novo-lexin) related to his Job’s syndrome diagnosis. If it were completely up to me, he wouldn’t be on them. DH and I have agreed that once his IgE levels normalize, we will just use the mineral miracle solution (MMS) or perhaps add an additional “natural antibiotic”, such as oil of oregano. The story of how we came to terms with starting these medications here.
- He is also taking Alvesco (a preventative puffer for his asthma) – 1 puff a day (again, he wouldn’t be taking this if it were completely up to me)
Vaccinations
- Moses will not be receiving any further vaccinations. More about this here.
Other ideas about supplements:
- Recommended supplements to boost the immune system here
- Recommended supplements for autism, recommended by a Heilkunst practitioner here
- If you don’t have your own homeopath, you can try some homeopathic remedies for colds and flus at your natural health food store (e.g., Kids 0-9, Hylands).
Things we have tried in the past:
(Note that all of these techniques likely helped to some extent, but there’s only so much money and time, so we had a pick and choose which treatments to stick with and implement. Also Moses didn’t necessarily like all of these treatments, so that helped us to choose as well).
- acupressure – probably could help, but Moses doesn’t like his acupressure points stimulated.
- beta-glucans, a supplement that is good for the immune system – Moses didn’t like the taste, even though it tasted like a sour candy
- body talk – hard to say if it helped, but Moses received body talk every 4 weeks or so when he was 1.5 years to 2.5 years of age
- cactus juice, which has anti-inflammatory properties. Recommended by a natural health practitioner who said that she finds it helps her cancer patients. Unfortunately, Moses didn’t like the taste. We hid it in his shakes and didn’t wind up using all of it. It was extremely expensive ($150 a bottle).
- castor oil abdominal massage – Moses didn’t like this, so we didn’t get in the habit of doing this
- Chinese herbal remedies recommended by an acupuncturist (we didn’t find a noticeable effect)
- classical homeopathy – we consulted with three different classical homeopaths, including one who was out of province and who specialized in children with eczema and an author of a book about treating children with eczema with homeopathy. We didn’t find a noticeable effect, although Moses’ rashes got extremely worse. That being said, I know that some people have had amazing results from classical homeopathy.
- Diflucan (prescription antifungal) – he was on Diflucan for chronic thrush for over a year, but now no longer needs it
- eat right for your blood type - found it too restrictive for foods that you can eat (esp. since Moses is already on a restricted diet)
- flax seed oil – he was on a daily flax seed oil (1 tsp) for two years, until we found this great vegetarian omega 3 oil which is even better than flax seed oil
- Flovent – he was on Flovent (a preventative puffer) for his asthma for approx. a year (something that I wasn’t a fan of, but DH and his physicians felt strongly about it). We switched to Alvesco once we stopped his antifungal medication because Flovent may result in thrush.
- gentian violet – didn’t help his chronic thrush long-term (and was terribly messy)
- emotional freedom technique (EFT) – I love this technique and highly recommend it although I don’t currently use it very much anymore (you can read a story about how EFT helped our family here)
- glutathione-accellerating supplement (MaxOne because he might be sensitive to shellfish, so can’t have Dr. Keller’s Original Glutathione Formula). Read more about glutathione here. We’re currently giving him a break on this because he detoxes quite strongly on it.
- Himalayan salt sole – I found it too salty and didn’t get into the habit of doing it with Moses
- iron supplement – his hemoglobin levels were once very low and now they are on the low side of normal, so we don’t need to supplement his iron any more
- liquid chlorophyll – Moses was too sensitive even for liquid chlorophyll
- Nambudripad’s Allergy Elimination Techniques (NAET) - did not help (they “desensitized” him to eggs, and a few days later, he wound up in the hospital for four days after accidental exposure to eggs). I loved the theory behind NAET and some people swear by it.
- Sedona method – Great technique (you can learn it yourself by purchasing the book and or getting it from the library, or maybe googling this technique). I love this technique and highly recommend it although I don’t currently use it very much anymore
- numerous special creams for eczema (including medicated creams, as well as over the counter creams purchased online, from health food stores, at the recommendation of homeopaths, etc.), none of which helped. The thing that helped Moses’ skin is sequential treatment through Heilkunst homeopathy
- numerous supplements, some of which Moses was sensitive to and made his rash worse.
Treatments we have considered, but haven’t used (yet)
- camel milk
- oil of oregano and other natural antimicrobials – DH and I use it ourselves, but haven’t given it to Moses yet because of the taste. Will likely use it as a replacement for his pharmaceutical antiobiotic once we stop the prophylactic antibiotic
- Quinton Isotonic minerals
- IVIG – his immunologist has suggested this as a monthly treatment, but we aren’t interested in it at the moment
Job’s syndrome:
- Read about how another holistic mom is treating her son’s Job’s syndrome here.
- Read about how another holistic mom is treating her son with multiple allergies, Hyper IgE (15,000) and Chronic Granumatolous Disease (CGD) here.
- Read about other potential treatments for Job’s syndrome.


Comments on: "Treatment Plan" (10)
What brand of MMS are you using? Where did you buy it?
Hi Denise: I purchased our MMS from MMS Supplier. http://mmssupplier.com/
I am also a mother of a child with Hyper IGE Syndrome my son has alot of similar issues as your son does. He receives a medication called Hyzentra it is an IGG immunoglobin it has kept my son from getting life threatening respiratory infections. He does not receive any live vaccinations due to his prior adverse reactions. In regaurds to his skin I find it helpful to use aquafor to keep it moisturized which prevents outbreaks and whenever he sweats he takes a shower. When his skin is really brokenout the steriod that works the best is Triamcinolone Acetonide. Dr. Steven Holland at NIH in Mariyland specializes in Hyper Ige Syndrome we have an appointment in the spring to see him. Every 3monthes he visits his Immunologist at Miami Childrens Hospital.
Hi Bonnie: Thanks so much for sharing your treatment plan for your son. I didn’t know about Hyzentra as a treatment option, so that’s good to know. I like hearing about what others are doing to treat Job’s syndrome. I’ve added some of these ideas to this blog post “Living with Job’s syndrome” http://crystalchild.wordpress.com/2010/11/17/jobs-syndrome/
Take good care!
Hi, Im from Malaysia and my son too was diagnosed with a type of Hyper IgE/Chronic Granumatolous Disease. I didnt start any allopathic treatments but went straight on to naturopathic, biomed and homeopathy treatments as well. My son is currently undergoing chelation through homeopathy.
Hello Ad: So nice to “meet” you, another kindred spirit. How is your son responding to the naturopathic, biomed and homeopathic treatments?
I have been considering camel milk as well for my daughter. Why haven’t you tried it yet? What do you see as potential cons/risks? Thanks! Molly
Hi Molly:
Truthfully, I likely would have tried camel milk if it wasn’t for the fact that my husband is *very* skeptical of trying new things. I decided that since Moses is doing so well on his current treatment that I wouldn’t push trying to convince my husband that it was worth it to try camel milk as well. Plus the fact that a friend of mine whose son has hyper IgE syndrome tried camel milk and he had a strong healing reaction to it… (And my husband is not a big fan of healing reactions…)
I personally don’t feel that there are any potential risks associated with camel milk (with the exception of potential short-term detox reactions). The cons are that it is expensive, not local (I prefer to buy local as much as possible) and hard to get, but again if it wasn’t for my husband’s skepticism, I definitely would have tried it by now based on the reading that I’ve been doing and the positive benefits to many parents of autistic children have been reporting.
In case you didn’t see it, I wrote a blog post on camel milk here: http://crystalchild.wordpress.com/2011/12/10/camel-milk-for-health/
I wish you continued blessings on your daughter’s healing journey!
Hi!
I read something in a website that has stuck in my mind… it’s this abstract written by a Australian homeopath that I found quite interesting.
She argues that once healing starts to happen with homeopathy, it seems that supplements can be an excess instead of a help. She saw in her practice that when the children regress, by cutting the supplements, they get back on the healing track… which sort of make sense, doesn’t it?
If you think that somehow homeopathy does heal any sort of deficiency, keeping the supplements may be counterproductive.
http://homeopathy4autism.com/?p=5
Reversing autism (part 2)
“Parents should also be warned that side-effects of once-helpful biomedical treatments – even vitamins or minerals – can occur as homœopathy moves their child to better state of health. This aspect has already been commented on in Alex’s story (part one, Case 1) and has been seen on numerous occasions in the author’s practice. If biomedical side-effects are suspected, parents should be asked to suspend the most likely intervention for a period.”
(Alex’s story: Not long after this, Alex’s behaviour and mood deteriorated in spite of Sulphur still being indicated. His mother decided to reduce some of his biomedical supplements and chelating agents. An immediate improvement took place. This is something I have seen in several children on biomedical treatment and something for practitioners to be aware of. It would seem that large doses of once helpful supplements and chemical medicines have an aggravating affect once homeopathy has moved the child to a better state of health. This phenomenon can easily be mistaken as an aggravation from the remedy, or cause the practitioner to think the remedy is no longer suitable.)
This abstract comparing biomedical treatment and homeopathy is very interesting… I’d love to know your opinion.
Julie
Hi Julie: Thanks so much for sharing that article. I think it’s an excellent article, especially for individuals who are using Classical Homeopathy, in which case, I would defer to the individual’s homeopath re: the whether or not to continue with supplements…
I know for myself, I’ve tried to keep my own supplementation to a minimum, and my Heilkunstler suggested that I personally stop taking probiotics and Vitamin B because she didn’t think I needed it anymore, but she encourages me to continue to take Vitamin D (and my cranialsacral therapist also tells me that my body needs a high dose of Vitamin D — it’s very cloudy / foggy on most days here in Newfoundland!)
For Moses, however, I’ve chosen to continue to keep him on his current list of supplements, which I feel is not a very extensive list of supplements given what his dealing with…. His Heilkunstler has not indicated to me that she thinks that I should stop any of them, although some of them weren’t her idea (e.g., MMS). Another Heilkunstler wrote this article on supplementation, which makes sense to me (so they don’t feel that supplementation interferes with homeopathic treatment, although they also don’t feel that supplementation will heal the root cause of disease, and once the root of the disease is healed, eventually the supplementation may no longer be needed). http://dynamishealthcentre.com/articlesresources/supplements-do-we-need-them/
More Heilkunstler’s thoughts on useful supplements for the treatment of autism here: http://www.heilkunst.com/autism/products.html
So overall, I feel that with the Heilkunst homeopathic treatment, it is fine that we continue with the supplements that Moses is on, but the articles has reminded me about why I have tried to keep Moses’ supplements as simple as possible.
What are your homeopath’s thoughts on supplementation?