Will my child be harmed if they get some of the unapproved inflammatory oils when they eat outside the home?

As long as they are receiving their daily dose of COOC-certified extra virgin olive oil, they will be protected from the inflammatory vegetable oils they might consume. Nemechek Gold COOC certified oil can be purchased here at a 10% discount.

Can The Nemechek Protocol benefit persons with Vertigo?

The Nemechek Protocol can help reduce and even eliminate vertigo if it was specifically triggered by physical trauma to the brain. If there is no specific trigger, then the protocol is less successful at reducing vertigo.

I’ve heard of children recovering from valtrex (anti-virals). Do viruses cause autism in some cases or did the Valtrex accidentally control the gut bacteria?

I know of no evidence to suggest viruses contribute to the development of autism in any fashion. Without understanding any individual case, I cannot comment on any potential improvement someone may have noted while using an anti-viral agent such as Valtrex.

Can The Nemechek Protocol benefit persons with Visual Processing Disorder?

Yes. The Nemechek Protocol will help many childhood issues because they all have similar origins, an overgrowth of intestinal bacteria and multiple mechanisms that fuel inflammation.

Vitality acknowledgement

The Vitality Smartcable is sold by Nemechek Technologies, LLC as a consumer wellness product, and as such, we are prohibited from discussing its use for any medical condition.

How often can you use Vitality Smartcable?

The Vitality Smartcable can be used up to 4 times daily in adults. In children, I have not seen it beneficial beyond only twice daily.

How to choose the right setting on a Vitality Smartcable stimulator?

The Vitality Smartcable is designed to run at 10 v for all children. Use this link to down load a user guide – https://nemechektechnologies.shop/pages/vitality-smartcable-user-guide

I have a drink that has vitamins in it and it’s the only drink my son will accept other than water. Can I still give him the protocol in that drink?

Yes.

Can we use vitamins if there is a certified deficiency?

I recommend that my patients get their vitamins and minerals from food. Most of the mild deficiencies found in lab work are generally due to malabsorption, and the inulin or rifaximin both result in repair of the intestinal tract and normalization of absorption. Exceptions would be supplementation for significant B12, iron deficiencies, or kids with folate-receptor antibody issues.