Re: Problem with Kirkman's B-Complex

March 23, 2007

Personally I would suggest trying a food-based B complex as the bioavailability

is so much

better. Perhaps could cause less side effects as well.

I have used Kirkmans for a long time but lately have been transitioning to some

of the

products by New Chapter which does all food-derived products. I like them alot

and I use

less. They make a B complex that I like.( I do also add in P5P from Kirkmans

though as

there is no P5P in it.)

Anyway, these are also less bitter than the synthetic products so I find easier

to get them

accepted by my kids.

You can buy at Wild Oats,they stock the entire line.

ps also-I am figuring she is on the diet- it really helps to limit the rice and

potato carbs as

much as possible and push whole fruit/whole veggie/meats/eggs.

that's so much better for GI kids.

>

> My grandchild is 3,3 yeas old and she is autistic child. She is on the

> GFCF diet from November 2006 and we started the Bio-medical treatment

> in January. We paid attention to her intestinal tract and begun her

> treatment from gastroenterology. She get lactobacillus, probiotic,

> prebiotic, Mg+Ca in ratio 1:2, Enzyme DPP-IV, Idebenone, CLO,

> Collostrum, but we got strong reaction on Super Nu Thera. Our

> physician said that we will give all vitamins and minerals apart.

> When we started with the Kirkman's B-complex, we got the same

> reaction. He mother developed the same reaction on the Super Nu-thera

> complex and we suspect that is B1 because of she have had the problem

> from childhood. Should we try to give my granddaughter the B6 and B12

> in stead this Complex? Which advice can you give to us?

> Should we continue to bring in the new supplements such Zn and

> minerals or should we wait until the B6 and B12 come? We have a long

> delivery time from America. Thanks in advance

>

Recommended Posts