Re: Vitamin C - crazy behaviour

[Guest guest]

We've recently introduced soluble vitamin C to Tom's regime to see ifthat will get him "going" better than the movicol, oxypowder etc. Hehas three one quarter teaspoons a day and there is no added sugar.

>>>C is often sourced from Corn - is that a problem for him?

Mandi x

[Guest guest]

We have not managed to introduce vit C to

for the same reasons. He also

used to chew/suck sleaves and labels but this has stopped. I have no reason for this.

Elaine

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Vitamin C - crazy behaviour

cannot take Vit C supps at all, he

becomes completely wild with them, have no idea why, but every time I have

tried to introduce Vit C I get the same reactions. I find often he can

take a food high in certain things like Vit C or Calcium but not the

supplement.

I use Ecover with no problems

Vicky

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[Guest guest]

Steph I though the ecover washing powder had milk in it? Ive never

bought it because of this. It might just be their washing up liquid

though, I know that does.

x

[Guest guest]

Just remembered Joe chewed his shirts when I removed soya from his

diet. It lasted about a month, by which time all his tshirts had holes

in!

x

[Guest guest]

Eddie had high oxalates from taking vitamin C. He takes biocare

magnesium ascorbate powder and Right C but in much lower doses and his

joints (which were very weak and clicky) are MUCH stronger. Vit C is

wonderful - but if some children get too much they turn it into

oxalates.

We are using a little more vit E as an antioxidant. (Mandi's Aqua E is

a good source of all the E's)

Best wishes,

Sandy

> >

> > We've recently introduced soluble vitamin C to Tom's regime to see if

> > that will get him " going " better than the movicol, oxypowder etc. He

> > has three one quarter teaspoons a day and there is no added sugar.

> > It's made him very silly indeed. Do you think that's just pepping him

> > up or can it make them yeasty?

> >

> > Also since going well and truly gf/cf he's chewing his shirts a lot.

> > We use Ecover washing powder. That shouldn't be too tasty but it does

> > have magnesium in it? None of the ingredients listed looks like

> > gluten or casseine. Anyone else had this?

> >

> > thanks

> >

> > Steph

> >

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