Re: MB12 and hyperactivity

[Guest guest]

Debbie:

There are those here far wiser and experiecned than me, but until they chime in--often times it is an imbalance in the supprting supplements-are you on folic or folinic acid? supplementing with magnesium and zinc?

Jack Der Hagopian

Esme's dad

MB12 and hyperactivity

Dear Listmates,Started MB12 shots on my 9 year old son this week. I thought he was responding just fine, but his teacher called me to report that he was much more "hyperactive and impulsive.........just not himself." She actually didn't have anything positive to say. This surprised me because I hadn't noticed much difference in his behavior at home. Also, last night he woke up after having a bad dream, although he was able to resettle and go back to sleep. I knew that hyperactivity was a possible negative response to MB12, but I was just wondering how long these side effects might last. He is 90lbs and on .05mls every 3rd day.Thanks! Debbie

[Guest guest]

Debbie,

Sounds alot like what happend with my son. He was taking the nasal

spray with folinic acid in it. My son cannot tolerate folinic acid at

all. So once we took the folinic out of the spray he was just fine

and we saw very very good things from Methyl b12.

Good luck!

Amber

Jaxons mom

>

> Debbie:

>

> There are those here far wiser and experiecned than me, but until

they chime in--often times it is an imbalance in the supprting

supplements-are you on folic or folinic acid? supplementing with

magnesium and zinc?

>

> Jack Der Hagopian

> Esme's dad

>

>

>

> MB12 and hyperactivity

>

>

> Dear Listmates,

> Started MB12 shots on my 9 year old son this week. I thought he

was

> responding just fine, but his teacher called me to report that he

was

> much more " hyperactive and impulsive.........just not himself. "

She

> actually didn't have anything positive to say. This surprised me

> because I hadn't noticed much difference in his behavior at home.

> Also, last night he woke up after having a bad dream, although he

was

> able to resettle and go back to sleep. I knew that hyperactivity

was a

> possible negative response to MB12, but I was just wondering how

long

> these side effects might last. He is 90lbs and on .05mls every

3rd day.

> Thanks! Debbie

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Yes, Dr. Neubrander has included hyperactivity is one of the "positive/negatives" that can go along with MB12. These side effects generally last 4 to 6 months. What other supplements are you taking? We needed zinc monomethionine (go slow and take with food) in order to tolerate the MB12. Also, he benefitted from folate (could not tolerate folinic), B6, magnesium sulfate cream and taurine. The magnesium sulfate cream and taurine definitely helped to calm his behavior. Dr. Neubrander discusses these necessary additions on his website. VeraJack Der Hagopian wrote: Debbie: There are those here far wiser and experiecned than me, but until they chime in--often times it is an imbalance in the supprting supplements-are you on folic or folinic acid? supplementing with magnesium and zinc? Jack Der Hagopian Esme's dad MB12 and hyperactivity Dear Listmates,Started MB12 shots on my 9 year old son this week. I thought he was responding just fine, but his teacher called me to report that he was much more "hyperactive and impulsive.........just not himself." She actually didn't have anything positive to say. This surprised me because I hadn't noticed much difference in his

behavior at home. Also, last night he woke up after having a bad dream, although he was able to resettle and go back to sleep. I knew that hyperactivity was a possible negative response to MB12, but I was just wondering how long these side effects might last. He is 90lbs and on .05mls every 3rd day.Thanks! Debbie

[Guest guest]

Thanks everyone for responding! I so appreciate the support found in

this network. We are on 50mg of zinc monomethionine and 664mg of

magnesium taken daily. My Dan! also prescribed Leucovorin Calcium

(which I think is folic acid) - but I didn't start it because I

wanted to see what the MB12 would do by itself. Vera, I like your

idea of the magnesium sulfate cream and taurine and I will ask my

doctor about this when I speak with him on Tuesday. Maybe I could up

his GABA from 200mg too? 4-6months is such a long time to wait for

these side effects to go away, but I guess we will just plow ahead

one step at a time.

Debbie

> Debbie:

>

> There are those here far wiser and experiecned than me, but until

they chime in--often times it is an imbalance in the supprting

supplements-are you on folic or folinic acid? supplementing with

magnesium and zinc?

>

> Jack Der Hagopian

> Esme's dad

>

>

>

> MB12 and hyperactivity

>

>

> Dear Listmates,

> Started MB12 shots on my 9 year old son this week. I thought he was

> responding just fine, but his teacher called me to report that he

was

> much more " hyperactive and impulsive.........just not himself. " She

> actually didn't have anything positive to say. This surprised me

> because I hadn't noticed much difference in his behavior at home.

> Also, last night he woke up after having a bad dream, although he

was

> able to resettle and go back to sleep. I knew that hyperactivity

was a

> possible negative response to MB12, but I was just wondering how

long

> these side effects might last. He is 90lbs and on .05mls every 3rd

day.

> Thanks! Debbie

>

[Guest guest]

Along those same lines ... those with COMT++ can not tolerate mb12.

They need hydroxy b12 instead. My son was completely out of control

on mb12 spray and now we know why. We haven't tried the hydroxy b12

yet.

, do you know if hydroxy b12 also causes ammonia? He is also

CBS, but is on the ammonia protocol (less the rna).

Molly

> > Debbie:

> >

> > There are those here far wiser and experiecned than me, but

until

> they chime in--often times it is an imbalance in the supprting

> supplements-are you on folic or folinic acid? supplementing with

> magnesium and zinc?

> >

> > Jack Der Hagopian

> > Esme's dad

> >

> >

> >

> > MB12 and hyperactivity

> >

> >

> > Dear Listmates,

> > Started MB12 shots on my 9 year old son this week. I thought

he was

> > responding just fine, but his teacher called me to report that

he

> was

> > much more " hyperactive and impulsive.........just not

himself. " She

> > actually didn't have anything positive to say. This surprised

me

> > because I hadn't noticed much difference in his behavior at

home.

> > Also, last night he woke up after having a bad dream, although

he

> was

> > able to resettle and go back to sleep. I knew that

hyperactivity

> was a

> > possible negative response to MB12, but I was just wondering

how

> long

> > these side effects might last. He is 90lbs and on .05mls every

3rd

> day.

> > Thanks! Debbie

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Aloha Molly and ,

Could someone explain to me what is COMT +/+ or COMT -/-? Or, at

least tell me what it stands for so I can look it up?

Thanks-

Debbie

> > > Debbie:

> > >

> > > There are those here far wiser and experiecned than me, but

> until

> > they chime in--often times it is an imbalance in the supprting

> > supplements-are you on folic or folinic acid? supplementing

with

> > magnesium and zinc?

> > >

> > > Jack Der Hagopian

> > > Esme's dad

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > MB12 and hyperactivity

> > >

> > >

> > > Dear Listmates,

> > > Started MB12 shots on my 9 year old son this week. I thought

> he was

> > > responding just fine, but his teacher called me to report

that

> he

> > was

> > > much more " hyperactive and impulsive.........just not

> himself. " She

> > > actually didn't have anything positive to say. This surprised

> me

> > > because I hadn't noticed much difference in his behavior at

> home.

> > > Also, last night he woke up after having a bad dream,

although

> he

> > was

> > > able to resettle and go back to sleep. I knew that

> hyperactivity

> > was a

> > > possible negative response to MB12, but I was just wondering

> how

> > long

> > > these side effects might last. He is 90lbs and on .05mls

every

> 3rd

> > day.

> > > Thanks! Debbie

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

If you are COMT ++ you are an over methylator so you

need to limit your methyl supplements (use hydroxy b12

instead of methyl b12.....other methyl donors that

should be limited are c0Q10, carnosine, idebenone,

melatonin, quercetin)

If you are COMT -- you are an under methylator. You

need a lot of methyl donors. You should use methyl

b12.

--- debbien_zimmerman wrote:

> Aloha Molly and ,

>

> Could someone explain to me what is COMT +/+ or COMT

> -/-? Or, at

> least tell me what it stands for so I can look it

> up?

>

> Thanks-

> Debbie

>

>

>

> > > > Debbie:

> > > >

> > > > There are those here far wiser and

> experiecned than me, but

> > until

> > > they chime in--often times it is an imbalance

> in the supprting

> > > supplements-are you on folic or folinic acid?

> supplementing

> with

> > > magnesium and zinc?

> > > >

> > > > Jack Der Hagopian

> > > > Esme's dad

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > MB12 and

> hyperactivity

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Dear Listmates,

> > > > Started MB12 shots on my 9 year old son this

> week. I thought

> > he was

> > > > responding just fine, but his teacher called

> me to report

> that

> > he

> > > was

> > > > much more " hyperactive and

> impulsive.........just not

> > himself. " She

> > > > actually didn't have anything positive to

> say. This surprised

> > me

> > > > because I hadn't noticed much difference in

> his behavior at

> > home.

> > > > Also, last night he woke up after having a

> bad dream,

> although

> > he

> > > was

> > > > able to resettle and go back to sleep. I

> knew that

> > hyperactivity

> > > was a

> > > > possible negative response to MB12, but I

> was just wondering

> > how

> > > long

> > > > these side effects might last. He is 90lbs

> and on .05mls

> every

> > 3rd

> > > day.

> > > > Thanks! Debbie

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

>

>

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