Re: Allithiamine caps-- Dr. JM

[Guest guest]

A few years ago, my (sort of) DAN doc said that he was convinced of the

benefits of allithiamine. At that time, I found Allithiamine caps, by

Ecological

Formulas. It has as ingredients, calcium 75mg, and thiamine 50mg. Thinking

this was what my doc was referring to, my son (19) has been taking 1 cap/day for

a long time. Is this a capsule form of the cream being used now? Am I

wasting my money? I never saw any changes from it, although I understand that

with

these things it's sometimes hard to tell.

Thanks, a H.

[Guest guest]

It's the same compound, but Dr. Lonsdale did not get the benefits from

oral as he did with the transdermal form. It only helps those 30% of kids

who actually have a thiamine deficiency, but would not be strong enough to

have the other benefits as far as I know. Dr. JM

Re: Allithiamine caps-- Dr. JM

>

> A few years ago, my (sort of) DAN doc said that he was convinced of the

> benefits of allithiamine. At that time, I found Allithiamine caps, by

Ecological

> Formulas. It has as ingredients, calcium 75mg, and thiamine 50mg.

Thinking

> this was what my doc was referring to, my son (19) has been taking 1

cap/day for

> a long time. Is this a capsule form of the cream being used now? Am I

> wasting my money? I never saw any changes from it, although I

understand that with

> these things it's sometimes hard to tell.

> Thanks, a H.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 10/25/2004 5:25:01 PM Eastern Standard Time,

JMcCandless@... writes:

It's the same compound, but Dr. Lonsdale did not get the benefits from

oral as he did with the transdermal form. It only helps those 30% of kids

who actually have a thiamine deficiency, but would not be strong enough to

have the other benefits as far as I know. Dr. JM

----- Original Message -----

What are the other benefits, and how do I know if my child is in the 30% who

need it?

Thanks! a H.