Re: Vit A protocol/Bethanechol

[Guest guest]

Dr. Megson and others require that the

first dose of Bethanecol be administered in the office. There is a very,

very remote chance of wheezing and respiratory distress. I think it is something in the literature but has rarely, if ever,

been seen. If I recall correctly, the dose was administered and we were

told to wait in the waiting room for 30-45 minutes. Dr. Megson then

briefly observed our son and sent us on our way.

Hope this helps,

Pamela

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what you're afraid to do. There can be no courage unless you're

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Subject: Vit A

protocol/Bethanechol

Has anyone tried Dr. Megson's Vit A protocol with

Bethanechol? We are doing the Vit A part now and have a Dr. willing to

give the Rx for Bethanechol but I know some

practitioners like for the child to be in the office at the time of administration. What exactly are they

looking for and what would be the counter medication?

Thanks,

[Guest guest]

We are using her protocal.

Here is a clip from an article off her website and the antidote is mentioned

I always bring them into the office and observe them for one hour after the first dose. Please note that Bethanechol does not cross the blood brain barrier. It stimulates the pathways that are blocked in the hippocampus through gut to brain connections. Children who are sick or have active asthma should not be treated as this medicine may increase mucous secretions in the airway. Atropine is a direct antidote to Urecholine/Bethanechol.

Here is the link to this article if you want to read more

http://www.megson.com/BiologicalBasis/BiologicalBasis.html

Vit A protocol/Bethanechol

Has anyone tried Dr. Megson's Vit A protocol with Bethanechol? We are doing the Vit A part now and have a Dr. willing to give the Rx for Bethanechol but I know some practitioners like for the child to be in the office at the time of administration. What exactly are they looking for and what would be the counter medication? Thanks,

[Guest guest]

and I have been told a chance of seizurePamela Leigh wrote: Dr. Megson and others require that the first dose of Bethanecol be administered in the office. There is a very, very remote chance of wheezing and respiratory distress. I think it is something in the literature but has rarely, if ever, been seen. If I

recall correctly, the dose was administered and we were told to wait in the waiting room for 30-45 minutes. Dr. Megson then briefly observed our son and sent us on our way. Hope this helps, Pamela "Courage is doing what you're afraid to do. There can be no courage unless you're scared." Eddie Rickenbacker, top US fighter ace, WWI From: mb12 valtrex [mailto:mb12 valtrex ] On Behalf Of Dr. Graham-GarzaSent: Wednesday, August 30, 2006 4:28 PMTo: Texas-Autism-Advocacy ; mb12 valtrex Subject: Vit A protocol/Bethanechol Has anyone tried Dr. Megson's

Vit A protocol with Bethanechol? We are doing the Vit A part now and have a Dr. willing to give the Rx for Bethanechol but I know some practitioners like for the child to be in the office at the time of administration. What exactly are they looking for and what would be the counter medication? Thanks,

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> Has anyone tried Dr. Megson's Vit A protocol with Bethanechol? We

are doing the Vit A part now and have a Dr. willing to give the Rx for

Bethanechol but I know some practitioners like for the child to be in

the office at the time of administration. What exactly are they

looking for and what would be the counter medication? Thanks,

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Dr.Megson is our Doctor and we tried Bethanacol about 6 months ago but

just did not see any results.

[Guest guest]

That sounds to me like they are looking for a possible allergic

reaction.

- Stan

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[Guest guest]

My son is a patient of Dr. Megson, she administered it

in the office, but it is not a must, but if you have

been on Cod Liver oil for a while, you will most like

see withth first dose if he a is a responder, some

kids talk after the dose, some stop looking sideways,

and some start noticing and pointing at objects that

they had never seen before.if your child is a

responder it is quite amazing. My son did not respond

the first dose because he hadn't had the cod liver oil

first, but after a couple of days, he responded,

looking at pics and pointing and many other things.

E-mail me privately if you need more help.

HIH.

Selena

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[Guest guest]

The allergy doesn't seem very common. I'm sure your doctor is just

playing it safe... Let us know how it goes.

- Stan

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[Guest guest]

We were told they it was a precaution because of possible allergic

reactions. they are very rare though.

Natasa

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> I know at least one thing is seizures, and I guess an anti-convulsant

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> Vit A protocol/Bethanechol

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> Has anyone tried Dr. Megson's Vit A protocol with Bethanechol? We are

> doing the Vit A part now and have a Dr. willing to give the Rx for

> Bethanechol but I know some practitioners like for the child to be in

> the office at the time of administration. What exactly are they

looking

> for and what would be the counter medication? Thanks,

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[Guest guest]

Do I worry that we started bethanochol on our own (Megson prescribed

it, we did NOT go to her office for the first dose)? We have our son

take 1 tsp. 2x day of CLO. Does that sound right? His bethanochol is

compuonded (0.25 mL 2xday).

Thanks,

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> Yes, Wellness compounded our bethanechol

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[Guest guest]

Megson also prescribed it for our son, same dose, did not do an in-

office challenge. After a 2-week trial (inconclusive) we had to stop

b/c we suspected seizures. They probably wouldn't have shown up on a

first-day challenge though. Megson knows I'm really cautious about

allergies, and am careful with trials (have an Epi-pen handy), so

she may not have been as concerned about that with my son if

allergies were her reason for an in-office challenge. But any med

has allergy potential, and I don't think bethanechol more so than

others, so I think her reason for in-office challenges probably

isn't because of allergies.

Suzanne

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Ronan is about 40 pounds now on the same dose he started about 6 months ago (0.25 mL 2x day). He's 3.7 years old. We go back to Megson next Monday--I'm curious if we'll continue this medication. I think Ronan has plateaued on a few of the protocols. I want to know if we need to continue bethanochol, LDN, valtrex and nystatin. He started NCD toward the end of the summer and hope to see some gains. My husband is hopeful that we can remove some of the Rx medication/chemicals from Ronan's daily routine to see if things get better. I'm scared to remove anything yet since I don't know how to decrease something we've been using daily for so long. I'll keep reading and asking questions! We went away for the weekend and I have hundreds of posts from the 4 boards I'm on.....I'll be catching up the next two days at least!

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