Re: transdermal mb-12?

[Guest guest]

I have no personal experience, but I know of one very good doctor who uses it

all the time

and likes it. If you have a child with a serious runny nose it might make

sense. You

might also consider the shots.

- Stan

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> I know this list is for nasal, but when our kids have colds and the

> red stuff just runs out on each nose blow, is that really so

> effective? I had heard Coastal makes a transdermal. Does anyone know

> if this is at all worthwhile as an interim route of mb-12 transmission

> while kids are sick?

>

>

[Guest guest]

We used td for about 4 months prior to switching to the injections, we tried

the injections because we never saw a change with the td and wanted to make

sure that we were not " missing out " on something by not trying the shots So

glad we made the change as we saw nice improvements with the injections. We

did them daily for a while and now alternate between the spray and

injections. Others may see a benefit, but for us, we did not see much with

the td alone.

Carolynn

>

> I know this list is for nasal, but when our kids have colds and the

> red stuff just runs out on each nose blow, is that really so

> effective? I had heard Coastal makes a transdermal. Does anyone know

> if this is at all worthwhile as an interim route of mb-12 transmission

> while kids are sick?

>

[Guest guest]

If I were to guess, I'd day this would be a common occurrence.

- Stan

> >

> > I know this list is for nasal, but when our kids have colds and the

> > red stuff just runs out on each nose blow, is that really so

> > effective? I had heard Coastal makes a transdermal. Does anyone know

> > if this is at all worthwhile as an interim route of mb-12 transmission

> > while kids are sick?

> >

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