phosphatidylcholine [alpha-gpc] 400mg

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Cheers and Mandi,

its certainly kicking in this supp now, a thing of great beauty, you

just keep on doing what you are doing which I know you will because Harry is

looking good to me. Harder to see when you're the child's Mum but I saw him as

the comeback kid. Great xx PS I need those recipes all the Mummies I saw in the

hols have spoilt my kid who is used to my crap cooking. Have to get better at

the food here. xxx

Like the Insta GPC as you may have gathered but eek I'd pay anything for my kid

to get well, its worth it but wish it was cheaper. Come on Crayton Research,

give us a clinical trial for autism. Just thirty of us for six months that'll

do it! Going to email them. No harm in asking.

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> Awesome!!!!

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> Mx

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> In a message dated 03/03/2011 21:30:41 GMT Standard Time,

> biomed@... writes:

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> Tonight I saw in his book an incident where a boy hit him in a queue, so

> he tried to hit him back and the teacher told J he mustn't do it.

>

> I asked J who had hit him and waited, usually it takes him a while to

> process. A long while. He came straight back at me with the boys name.

>

> Then he volunteered (unprompted) that " was fed up today because x

> and y got the scooters and would not let me have a go and that is not fair " .

> (I think longest question ever)

>

> I said (trying not to leap up in the air screaming for joy) " What do you

> mean, not fair?)

>

> J replied, I mean they SHOULD have let me have my turn.

>

> Sweet!

>

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hi anita i did not know cenaverde did a brand thanks very much Isobel x

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> > > > > > > Isobel we are on it too.

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> > > > > > > Good results. Very expensive. Box says don't give at night

because its a wake me up before you go go.

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> > > > > > > My feeling is, like most supplements with our son anyway, the

effect will eventually level out. It has taken a month to really see the

benefits. I front loaded it for one month but then went to one dose a day ,

because I didn't know how much it was going to " rev up " the brain. I intend to

do another couple of months at two a day soon, then tail off to one every other

day. Otherwise I will be flat broke and unable to put in anything else to

balance things out.

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> > > > > > > The therapeutic dose in the research was two a day for adults with

dementia and they found positive improvements. Tried to get it cheaper

elsewhere but the mark up must be standard because everyone's selling it at

roughly the same price.

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> > > > > > > Maybe the therapeutic dose was so high because the gel goes under

the tongue and I suspect whatever I do my son swallows a fair bit of it.

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> > > > > > > Like it though because its easy to give and has a nice taste.

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Eileen i will sent you recipes over the weekend, i feel really happy as i have booked Jane Stooks (positive path) to come and do initial consultation with us in July, going to go gung ho with the play therapies so addressing another piece of the puzzle think i have all angles covered then.

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To: Autism-Biomedical-Europe From: biomed@...Date: Fri, 4 Mar 2011 14:35:07 +0000Subject: Re: phosphatidylcholine [alpha-gpc] 400mg

Cheers and Mandi,its certainly kicking in this supp now, a thing of great beauty, you just keep on doing what you are doing which I know you will because Harry is looking good to me. Harder to see when you're the child's Mum but I saw him as the comeback kid. Great xx PS I need those recipes all the Mummies I saw in the hols have spoilt my kid who is used to my crap cooking. Have to get better at the food here. xxx Like the Insta GPC as you may have gathered but eek I'd pay anything for my kid to get well, its worth it but wish it was cheaper. Come on Crayton Research, give us a clinical trial for autism. Just thirty of us for six months that'll do it! Going to email them. No harm in asking.>> Awesome!!!!> > Mx> > > > > Tonight I saw in his book an incident where a boy hit him in a queue, so > he tried to hit him back and the teacher told J he mustn't do it.> > I asked J who had hit him and waited, usually it takes him a while to > process. A long while. He came straight back at me with the boys name.> > Then he volunteered (unprompted) that " was fed up today because x > and y got the scooters and would not let me have a go and that is not fair". > (I think longest question ever)> > I said (trying not to leap up in the air screaming for joy) "What do you > mean, not fair?)> > J replied, I mean they SHOULD have let me have my turn.> > Sweet!>

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On my list this lady, busily raising more money to do it - met her at the

parents conference and thought she was great. Good one, all angles definitely

covered.

Go for it Play means more reinforcers, more language, more benefit from

ABA/VB,and its the most bloody fun as well!

I've emailed you xx

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> > Awesome!!!!

> >

> > Mx

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> >

> > In a message dated 03/03/2011 21:30:41 GMT Standard Time,

> > biomed@ writes:

> >

> > Tonight I saw in his book an incident where a boy hit him in a queue, so

> > he tried to hit him back and the teacher told J he mustn't do it.

> >

> > I asked J who had hit him and waited, usually it takes him a while to

> > process. A long while. He came straight back at me with the boys name.

> >

> > Then he volunteered (unprompted) that " was fed up today because x

> > and y got the scooters and would not let me have a go and that is not fair " .

> > (I think longest question ever)

> >

> > I said (trying not to leap up in the air screaming for joy) " What do you

> > mean, not fair?)

> >

> > J replied, I mean they SHOULD have let me have my turn.

> >

> > Sweet!

> >

>

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I've been looking into this more and found that it helps the body release B12, B6 and folic acid -maybe back to methylation!Alison R

 

Yep I agree with Anita - that's why I only frontloaded it and went to 1 a day and then will taper to one every other day for a while.

Five weeks in. Evidence I have not had, to date, of other supps.

Development of Episodic Memory. Jay has started referring back to events in his day.

Tonight I saw in his book an incident where a boy hit him in a queue, so he tried to hit him back and the teacher told J he mustn't do it.

I asked J who had hit him and waited, usually it takes him a while to process. A long while. He came straight back at me with the boys name.

Then he volunteered (unprompted) that " was fed up today because x and y got the scooters and would not let me have a go and that is not fair " . (I think longest question ever)

I said (trying not to leap up in the air screaming for joy) " What do you mean, not fair?)

J replied, I mean they SHOULD have let me have my turn.

Sweet!

Added to that - at school his acquisition rate has rocketed since he's been on it and they keep data.

So this one's staying in for a while even if I sell my body to pay for it. Which won't pay for it. Damn have to think of something else.

Eileen

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> > > > Isobel we are on it too.

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> > > > Good results. Very expensive. Box says don't give at night because its a wake me up before you go go.

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> > > > My feeling is, like most supplements with our son anyway, the effect will eventually level out. It has taken a month to really see the benefits. I front loaded it for one month but then went to one dose a day , because I didn't know how much it was going to " rev up " the brain. I intend to do another couple of months at two a day soon, then tail off to one every other day. Otherwise I will be flat broke and unable to put in anything else to balance things out.

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> > > > The therapeutic dose in the research was two a day for adults with dementia and they found positive improvements. Tried to get it cheaper elsewhere but the mark up must be standard because everyone's selling it at roughly the same price.

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> > > > Maybe the therapeutic dose was so high because the gel goes under the tongue and I suspect whatever I do my son swallows a fair bit of it.

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> > > > Like it though because its easy to give and has a nice taste.

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> > > > Eileen

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Fair point as well going back to have a think about that!

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> > > > > > Isobel we are on it too.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Good results. Very expensive. Box says don't give at night because

> > its a wake me up before you go go.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > My feeling is, like most supplements with our son anyway, the

> > effect will eventually level out. It has taken a month to really see the

> > benefits. I front loaded it for one month but then went to one dose a day ,

> > because I didn't know how much it was going to " rev up " the brain. I intend

> > to do another couple of months at two a day soon, then tail off to one every

> > other day. Otherwise I will be flat broke and unable to put in anything else

> > to balance things out.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > The therapeutic dose in the research was two a day for adults with

> > dementia and they found positive improvements. Tried to get it cheaper

> > elsewhere but the mark up must be standard because everyone's selling it at

> > roughly the same price.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Maybe the therapeutic dose was so high because the gel goes under

> > the tongue and I suspect whatever I do my son swallows a fair bit of it.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Like it though because its easy to give and has a nice taste.

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> > > > > > Eileen

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How lovely for you Eileen.. It is so uplifting to hit on a supplement or therapy which is a golden key to unlocking our babes potential.. Hope this is your golden key....Traceyx

 

Fair point as well going back to have a think about that!

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Isobel we are on it too.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Good results. Very expensive. Box says don't give at night because

> > its a wake me up before you go go.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > My feeling is, like most supplements with our son anyway, the

> > effect will eventually level out. It has taken a month to really see the

> > benefits. I front loaded it for one month but then went to one dose a day ,

> > because I didn't know how much it was going to " rev up " the brain. I intend

> > to do another couple of months at two a day soon, then tail off to one every

> > other day. Otherwise I will be flat broke and unable to put in anything else

> > to balance things out.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > The therapeutic dose in the research was two a day for adults with

> > dementia and they found positive improvements. Tried to get it cheaper

> > elsewhere but the mark up must be standard because everyone's selling it at

> > roughly the same price.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Maybe the therapeutic dose was so high because the gel goes under

> > the tongue and I suspect whatever I do my son swallows a fair bit of it.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Like it though because its easy to give and has a nice taste.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Eileen

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