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Hi I can only tell you that Dr. Neubrander who first pioneered the MB12 shots several years ago said (and this is paraphrasing) at the Long Beach DAN that he feels that teenagers respond very well to MB 12 and that the biggest problem with older kids is that some parents have learned to live with the Dx and so in some cases may have "less endurance" for the recovery protocols than parents of younger ones who have not been in the trenches as long. I think many of us feel that trying to recover our kids is one of the single hardest endeavors we have encountered. He said that he has had many early teen recoveries, especially with ADHD and HFA. Best wishes Veranancylee9 <nancylee9@...> wrote: Hi Vicki.I'm new to the group. How old is your son? My son is 10 years old. Is there anyone on this list who has usedValtrex on a child this old and the child has recovered? Is there anyone who has used the MB12 with a child that is 10and have seen good results? Re: Hope for Non-Responder?>>i used to say my tough nut ds is a "non responder". six yrs of bio medical

>treatments, i am really beginning to see the fruits of all this labor (of >love!). so, my son is a "slow responder". with some children, it may take yrs >like my son and some children respond faster whether positively or negatively.> >valtrex really helped my son cognitively. took yrs for the show though or >lets say, took ME yrs to see anything positive come out of it. as for the >testosterone, my son had this tested as i test for most everything. my son's >testos. level is "fine". over the yrs, all the testing trying to find out what's >going on, most tests come back relatively "normal". the only two tests that >show problems are the viral and metals. this is now where i am doing the >most concentrating.> >vicki> >

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Hi I can only tell you that Dr. Neubrander who first pioneered the MB12 shots several years ago said (and this is paraphrasing) at the Long Beach DAN that he feels that teenagers respond very well to MB 12 and that the biggest problem with older kids is that some parents have learned to live with the Dx and so in some cases may have "less endurance" for the recovery protocols than parents of younger ones who have not been in the trenches as long. I think many of us feel that trying to recover our kids is one of the single hardest endeavors we have encountered. He said that he has had many early teen recoveries, especially with ADHD and HFA. Best wishes Veranancylee9 <nancylee9@...> wrote: Hi Vicki.I'm new to the group. How old is your son? My son is 10 years old. Is there anyone on this list who has usedValtrex on a child this old and the child has recovered? Is there anyone who has used the MB12 with a child that is 10and have seen good results? Re: Hope for Non-Responder?>>i used to say my tough nut ds is a "non responder". six yrs of bio medical

>treatments, i am really beginning to see the fruits of all this labor (of >love!). so, my son is a "slow responder". with some children, it may take yrs >like my son and some children respond faster whether positively or negatively.> >valtrex really helped my son cognitively. took yrs for the show though or >lets say, took ME yrs to see anything positive come out of it. as for the >testosterone, my son had this tested as i test for most everything. my son's >testos. level is "fine". over the yrs, all the testing trying to find out what's >going on, most tests come back relatively "normal". the only two tests that >show problems are the viral and metals. this is now where i am doing the >most concentrating.> >vicki> >

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Vera,

Thanks for the hope about the MB12.

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>>i used to say my tough nut ds is a " non responder " . six yrs of bio medical

>>treatments, i am really beginning to see the fruits of all this labor (of

>>love!). so, my son is a " slow responder " . with some children, it may take yrs

>>like my son and some children respond faster whether positively or negatively.

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>>valtrex really helped my son cognitively. took yrs for the show though or

>>lets say, took ME yrs to see anything positive come out of it. as for the

>>testosterone, my son had this tested as i test for most everything. my son's

>>testos. level is " fine " . over the yrs, all the testing trying to find out

what's

>>going on, most tests come back relatively " normal " . the only two tests that

>>show problems are the viral and metals. this is now where i am doing the

>>most concentrating.

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>>vicki

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Vera,

Thanks for the hope about the MB12.

Re: Hope for Non-Responder?

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>>i used to say my tough nut ds is a " non responder " . six yrs of bio medical

>>treatments, i am really beginning to see the fruits of all this labor (of

>>love!). so, my son is a " slow responder " . with some children, it may take yrs

>>like my son and some children respond faster whether positively or negatively.

>>

>>valtrex really helped my son cognitively. took yrs for the show though or

>>lets say, took ME yrs to see anything positive come out of it. as for the

>>testosterone, my son had this tested as i test for most everything. my son's

>>testos. level is " fine " . over the yrs, all the testing trying to find out

what's

>>going on, most tests come back relatively " normal " . the only two tests that

>>show problems are the viral and metals. this is now where i am doing the

>>most concentrating.

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>>vicki

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