Re: MB12 for Anxiety? SOS

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Hi Barb,

In most cases you can tell very quickly. If it's for yourself, you should be

able to tell within

an hour (I'm talking about the spray). For a child, again you should notice

quite quickly. If

you read the reports from members in the group, most people can see gains in the

first

day.

Can it do harm? Well, anything you give to your child probably has some type of

risk

associated to it. It seems that if MB12 is not tolerated well, you also notice

that quite

quickly and once you stop the negative symptoms quickly go away. I've not seen

any

posts on any child who had anything but rare transient negative symptoms which

immediately went away when stoping MB12 or altering the ingredients or dosage.

Once you read more of the MB12 posts, you'll probably gain more confidence.

I do not have any experience with doing both SSRIs and MB12 but if it were me I

would do

a trial. I don't see harm in it. I've seen great things with people on other

meds who tried

MB12 and got off their meds because of the trial.

Just my opinion.

- Stan

> > > > >

> > > > > Stan, Does MB12 do anything for anxiety

> > alone? My 10 yr. old

> > > nephew

> > > > > had anxiety set in about two months ago.

> > Prior to this he was

> > > > > a " normal " , happy kid. His life is really

> > miserable right now.

> > > He

> > > > > worries that chemicals in the environment

> > (even 409)will hurt

> > > him.

> > > > > When his mind starts in on this, he gets

> > frustrated that he

> > > > > can't " turn it off " and works himself into a

> > crying frenzy. My

> > > > > brother said these spells come on quickly and

> > then once they're

> > > over,

> > > > > he is just spent and sleepy. He's managing OK

> > when he's busy

> > > with

> > > > > school or sports, but down time at home is

> > when he has trouble.

> > > > >

> > > > > He's seeing a psychiatrist and trying Prozac

> > and some other med.

> > > > > because the symptoms are so bad. I'm not sure

> > when anxiety turns

> > > into

> > > > > OCD, but he also needs to wash his hands all

> > the time...to the

> > > point

> > > > > that they are cracked and bleeding.

> > > > >

> > > > > If you recommend trying this, can you give me

> > any details on the

> > > > > biology of MB12 that you would use to justify

> > a request for a

> > > > > prescription from the doc? (Other than you saw

> > this web site...)

> > > > >

> > > > > Thanks for all you do to help others. Hope

> > you're feeling

> > > better.

> > > > >

> > > > > Sally

> > > > >

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> Barb Katsaros

> barbkatsaros@...

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