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11/13/16

Dr. Neubrander spoke about a Nasal Spray / Shot Study that he conducted over the

last

few months. I've summarized it in this post:

Products

Sub-Q Shots 64.5 mg/kg at 25mg/ml

Nasal Spray – 1250mg MB12 AND 300mg Folinic Acid (1 spray)

Subjects:

100 using methyl-B12 shots alone.

10 using nasal spray alone.

37 using nasal spray with every 3 day shots.

8 using nasal spray with every 2 day shots.

36 using nasal spray with daily shots.

Definitions:

Positive: " undeniable " change over baseline.

Neutral: no change noted.

Negative: " intolerable " side effects requiring discontinuation of the treatment.

Set 1: The Spray Alone (10 people)

60% - Positive

20% - Negative

20% - Neutral

Set 2: The Spray on Top of the high dose daily shots protocol (people who are

already

responding to daily doses of MB12)

44% Positive

25% Negative

31% Neutral

Set 3: The Spray on top of the shots every third day protocol (people who are

already

responding to the lower dose of every three days).

32% Positive

46% Negative

22% Neutral

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This study was a very important initial study. There are two variables of this

study that are

not controlled particularly well this time around. First, the spray is given

with folinic, and

a certain about of people (possibly 20%) have negative responses to folinic

acid, so it's

hard to see what part of the negative responses were because of that verses the

delivery

method.

Second, most of this study was conducted by putting the spray on top of the

shots rather

than a side-by-side study. What we learn from doing it this way is either some

of the

children were under dosing with sub-q injections or possibly (and my current

theory) that

the spray affects a different set of organs and possibly a different place in

the metabolism

In summary, there are more studies coming out on the nasal spray (one with Jill

,

another hopefully with Dr. Neubrander and I) and we have much more to learn. I

believe

that the spray works on some people when the shots do not, and at times, helps

provide

greater improvements on top of the shots. In the Think Tank we discussed that

the

Olfactory nerve in the nose is probably the pathway of getting it so quickly to

the brain.

This seems to be good for some children, but the bolus dose the nose can also

provide

may be too much for other people and those people may be better off on sub-q

shots.

For example, I had severe symptoms of both IBS and ADHD. For me both the shots

or the

spray work very well. The shots seem to help my liver and gut a little bit more

than the

spray, but the spray seems to keep me much clearer minded and I need less of it

to work

for my attention and focus. Today, I mostly use the spray. I did try a few

shots a couple

of weeks ago and they felt a bit different. I'm convinced there is two separate

areas of the

body being affected based on the method of administration.

In my opinion, the two therapies should be evaluated as individual therapies so

you can

see which (or which combination) works best for your child's individual need.

Some will

do wonderfully with the spray alone, some the shots alone, some with both, and

some

with neither. It's up to us and our doctors to figure out what works best for

our children.

- Stan

Ps. There is some medical literature that explains how nasal spray cobalamin is

as effective

as dosing with IV (intravenous). Very interesting information.

>

> can somebody tell me any studies done on nasal MB12 or how you know it works

for

you. I had to stop the shots-grandson would't let me do them and switched to TD

MB12,

but it probably does nothing. thanks. i am new to this website. maurine

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11/13/16

Dr. Neubrander spoke about a Nasal Spray / Shot Study that he conducted over the

last

few months. I've summarized it in this post:

Products

Sub-Q Shots 64.5 mg/kg at 25mg/ml

Nasal Spray – 1250mg MB12 AND 300mg Folinic Acid (1 spray)

Subjects:

100 using methyl-B12 shots alone.

10 using nasal spray alone.

37 using nasal spray with every 3 day shots.

8 using nasal spray with every 2 day shots.

36 using nasal spray with daily shots.

Definitions:

Positive: " undeniable " change over baseline.

Neutral: no change noted.

Negative: " intolerable " side effects requiring discontinuation of the treatment.

Set 1: The Spray Alone (10 people)

60% - Positive

20% - Negative

20% - Neutral

Set 2: The Spray on Top of the high dose daily shots protocol (people who are

already

responding to daily doses of MB12)

44% Positive

25% Negative

31% Neutral

Set 3: The Spray on top of the shots every third day protocol (people who are

already

responding to the lower dose of every three days).

32% Positive

46% Negative

22% Neutral

-------

This study was a very important initial study. There are two variables of this

study that are

not controlled particularly well this time around. First, the spray is given

with folinic, and

a certain about of people (possibly 20%) have negative responses to folinic

acid, so it's

hard to see what part of the negative responses were because of that verses the

delivery

method.

Second, most of this study was conducted by putting the spray on top of the

shots rather

than a side-by-side study. What we learn from doing it this way is either some

of the

children were under dosing with sub-q injections or possibly (and my current

theory) that

the spray affects a different set of organs and possibly a different place in

the metabolism

In summary, there are more studies coming out on the nasal spray (one with Jill

,

another hopefully with Dr. Neubrander and I) and we have much more to learn. I

believe

that the spray works on some people when the shots do not, and at times, helps

provide

greater improvements on top of the shots. In the Think Tank we discussed that

the

Olfactory nerve in the nose is probably the pathway of getting it so quickly to

the brain.

This seems to be good for some children, but the bolus dose the nose can also

provide

may be too much for other people and those people may be better off on sub-q

shots.

For example, I had severe symptoms of both IBS and ADHD. For me both the shots

or the

spray work very well. The shots seem to help my liver and gut a little bit more

than the

spray, but the spray seems to keep me much clearer minded and I need less of it

to work

for my attention and focus. Today, I mostly use the spray. I did try a few

shots a couple

of weeks ago and they felt a bit different. I'm convinced there is two separate

areas of the

body being affected based on the method of administration.

In my opinion, the two therapies should be evaluated as individual therapies so

you can

see which (or which combination) works best for your child's individual need.

Some will

do wonderfully with the spray alone, some the shots alone, some with both, and

some

with neither. It's up to us and our doctors to figure out what works best for

our children.

- Stan

Ps. There is some medical literature that explains how nasal spray cobalamin is

as effective

as dosing with IV (intravenous). Very interesting information.

>

> can somebody tell me any studies done on nasal MB12 or how you know it works

for

you. I had to stop the shots-grandson would't let me do them and switched to TD

MB12,

but it probably does nothing. thanks. i am new to this website. maurine

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Sorry, I missed that part of your question.

I've never used TD-MB12 and few doctors do. I know that Dr. Levinson

does and

he swears by it, but I've not come across any parent posts of " Wow! "

I'm not saying it doesn't work, but I don't have a lot of evidence that it does

just yet. I

suspect that some folks need MB12 so bad that any administration might help, but

if you

want to target the brain, the spray might do better than TD, and if you want to

target the

liver the sub-q shots might do better than TD....

Staying positive about it, I would do a few trials with different administration

methods and

see what works for your child. Studies may help to make decisions, but until

you try you

really won't know what will work for your specific child.

- Stan

> >

> > can somebody tell me any studies done on nasal MB12 or how you know it works

for

> you. I had to stop the shots-grandson would't let me do them and switched to

TD

MB12,

> but it probably does nothing. thanks. i am new to this website. maurine

> >

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Sorry, I missed that part of your question.

I've never used TD-MB12 and few doctors do. I know that Dr. Levinson

does and

he swears by it, but I've not come across any parent posts of " Wow! "

I'm not saying it doesn't work, but I don't have a lot of evidence that it does

just yet. I

suspect that some folks need MB12 so bad that any administration might help, but

if you

want to target the brain, the spray might do better than TD, and if you want to

target the

liver the sub-q shots might do better than TD....

Staying positive about it, I would do a few trials with different administration

methods and

see what works for your child. Studies may help to make decisions, but until

you try you

really won't know what will work for your specific child.

- Stan

> >

> > can somebody tell me any studies done on nasal MB12 or how you know it works

for

> you. I had to stop the shots-grandson would't let me do them and switched to

TD

MB12,

> but it probably does nothing. thanks. i am new to this website. maurine

> >

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I agree and you've been terrific.Stan Kurtz <kurtzstan@...> wrote: Sorry, I missed that part of your question.I've never used TD-MB12 and few doctors do. I know that Dr. Levinson does and he swears by it, but I've not come across any parent posts of "Wow!"I'm not saying it doesn't work, but I don't have a lot of evidence that it does just yet. I suspect that some folks need MB12 so bad that any administration might help, but if you want to target the brain, the spray might do better than TD, and if you want to target the liver the sub-q shots might do better than TD....Staying positive about it, I would do a few trials with different administration methods and see what works for your child. Studies may help to make decisions, but until you try you really won't know

what will work for your specific child.- Stan> >> > can somebody tell me any studies done on nasal MB12 or how you know it works for > you. I had to stop the shots-grandson would't let me do them and switched to TD MB12,

> but it probably does nothing. thanks. i am new to this website. maurine> > > > ---------------------------------> > Messenger with Voice. PC-to-Phone calls for ridiculously low rates.> >> > > > > > >

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I agree and you've been terrific.Stan Kurtz <kurtzstan@...> wrote: Sorry, I missed that part of your question.I've never used TD-MB12 and few doctors do. I know that Dr. Levinson does and he swears by it, but I've not come across any parent posts of "Wow!"I'm not saying it doesn't work, but I don't have a lot of evidence that it does just yet. I suspect that some folks need MB12 so bad that any administration might help, but if you want to target the brain, the spray might do better than TD, and if you want to target the liver the sub-q shots might do better than TD....Staying positive about it, I would do a few trials with different administration methods and see what works for your child. Studies may help to make decisions, but until you try you really won't know

what will work for your specific child.- Stan> >> > can somebody tell me any studies done on nasal MB12 or how you know it works for > you. I had to stop the shots-grandson would't let me do them and switched to TD MB12,

> but it probably does nothing. thanks. i am new to this website. maurine> > > > ---------------------------------> > Messenger with Voice. PC-to-Phone calls for ridiculously low rates.> >> > > > > > >

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Maurine,

A mom just posted about this at autism treatment. If I'm remembering

correctly, oral worked well for daughter, nasal a bit less well, but

TD was a wow. You could onibasu if you're interested in the post

(I'm pretty sure that mom isn't on this list, but if she is maybe

she'll respond to you here too).

Anita

> >

> > can somebody tell me any studies done on nasal MB12 or how you

know it works for

> you. I had to stop the shots-grandson would't let me do them and

switched to TD MB12,

> but it probably does nothing. thanks. i am new to this website.

maurine

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Maurine,

A mom just posted about this at autism treatment. If I'm remembering

correctly, oral worked well for daughter, nasal a bit less well, but

TD was a wow. You could onibasu if you're interested in the post

(I'm pretty sure that mom isn't on this list, but if she is maybe

she'll respond to you here too).

Anita

> >

> > can somebody tell me any studies done on nasal MB12 or how you

know it works for

> you. I had to stop the shots-grandson would't let me do them and

switched to TD MB12,

> but it probably does nothing. thanks. i am new to this website.

maurine

> >

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We do both the shots and the nasal spray, and saw increased results when we added the spray. More alertness, eye contact, longer phrases. nice things.

Kerrie

In a message dated 4/13/2006 1:17:49 PM Eastern Daylight Time, maurine_meleck@... writes:

can somebody tell me any studies done on nasal MB12 or how you know it works for you. I had to stop the shots-grandson would't let me do them and switched to TD MB12, but it probably does nothing. thanks. i am new to this website. maurine

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We do both the shots and the nasal spray, and saw increased results when we added the spray. More alertness, eye contact, longer phrases. nice things.

Kerrie

In a message dated 4/13/2006 1:17:49 PM Eastern Daylight Time, maurine_meleck@... writes:

can somebody tell me any studies done on nasal MB12 or how you know it works for you. I had to stop the shots-grandson would't let me do them and switched to TD MB12, but it probably does nothing. thanks. i am new to this website. maurine

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We do both the shots and the nasal spray, and saw increased results when we added the spray. More alertness, eye contact, longer phrases. nice things.

Kerrie

In a message dated 4/13/2006 1:17:49 PM Eastern Daylight Time, maurine_meleck@... writes:

can somebody tell me any studies done on nasal MB12 or how you know it works for you. I had to stop the shots-grandson would't let me do them and switched to TD MB12, but it probably does nothing. thanks. i am new to this website. maurine

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Oral and TD worked well? You don't hear that very often. I'd be very

interested in reading

the post if you can grab a copy.

- Stan

> > >

> > > can somebody tell me any studies done on nasal MB12 or how you

> know it works for

> > you. I had to stop the shots-grandson would't let me do them and

> switched to TD MB12,

> > but it probably does nothing. thanks. i am new to this website.

> maurine

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Oral and TD worked well? You don't hear that very often. I'd be very

interested in reading

the post if you can grab a copy.

- Stan

> > >

> > > can somebody tell me any studies done on nasal MB12 or how you

> know it works for

> > you. I had to stop the shots-grandson would't let me do them and

> switched to TD MB12,

> > but it probably does nothing. thanks. i am new to this website.

> maurine

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Stan,

It is post # 169026 at autism mercury. She didn't give many

details, but you could ask for some.

Anita

>

> Oral and TD worked well? You don't hear that very often. I'd be

very interested in reading

> the post if you can grab a copy.

>

> - Stan

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Stan,

It is post # 169026 at autism mercury. She didn't give many

details, but you could ask for some.

Anita

>

> Oral and TD worked well? You don't hear that very often. I'd be

very interested in reading

> the post if you can grab a copy.

>

> - Stan

>

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We've been so focused on Valtrex lately, it's nice to hear some MB12 Nasal Spray

stories as

well.

- Stan

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>

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>

>

> We do both the shots and the nasal spray, and saw increased results when we

> added the spray. More alertness, eye contact, longer phrases. nice things.

>

> Kerrie

>

> In a message dated 4/13/2006 1:17:49 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

> maurine_meleck@... writes:

>

> can somebody tell me any studies done on nasal MB12 or how you know it works

> for you. I had to stop the shots-grandson would't let me do them and

> switched to TD MB12, but it probably does nothing. thanks. i am new to this

> website. maurine

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We've been so focused on Valtrex lately, it's nice to hear some MB12 Nasal Spray

stories as

well.

- Stan

>

>

>

>

>

> We do both the shots and the nasal spray, and saw increased results when we

> added the spray. More alertness, eye contact, longer phrases. nice things.

>

> Kerrie

>

> In a message dated 4/13/2006 1:17:49 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

> maurine_meleck@... writes:

>

> can somebody tell me any studies done on nasal MB12 or how you know it works

> for you. I had to stop the shots-grandson would't let me do them and

> switched to TD MB12, but it probably does nothing. thanks. i am new to this

> website. maurine

>

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