Guest guest Posted February 1, 2006 Report Posted February 1, 2006 Hi, this is just a small theory of mine, I could be coooompletely wrong on this one of course, but my son reacted very badly to calcium supplements so I decided to not even try folinic - it is mostly in calcium folinate form (I searched for other forms but could not find any commercially available..). Natasa > > how does one know if the child will tolerate folinic or not? is it > purely trial and see or are there some data or reports or polls > available as to the type of child blood or otherwise? do most start > with no folinic first and then wait to see results and then if not > enough positives try the spray with folinic? > Quote
Guest guest Posted February 1, 2006 Report Posted February 1, 2006 Hi, My son had a terrible time with folinic acid. He is fine with it now, I'd just suggest going low and slow as with everything we do. Natasa, folinic acid or folic acid and calcium are extremely important, what do you do for these supplements? Donna > > > > how does one know if the child will tolerate folinic or not? is it > > purely trial and see or are there some data or reports or polls > > available as to the type of child blood or otherwise? do most start > > with no folinic first and then wait to see results and then if not > > enough positives try the spray with folinic? > > > Quote
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