Re: Omega's and E for autism/apraxia

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Is that the Carlson's brand?

Omega's for autism/apraxia

I am going to be starting my son back on "fish oils" and also vitamin E to see if I get any progress with his apraxia. (Got this tip from an apraxia children's board many of you may already be familiar with.) Yesterday, I ordered some natural liquid E and also some Nordic Naturals Omega 3,6,9.Today, a new member named Vivene posted a link to an omega oil called www.omega-cure. com. I've visited the site and it really has some great info. on it regarding use of omegas and even autism. It's a great site if you haven't seen it yet. (Product is expensive tho.) Thing is, I just ordered some Omega 3,6,9 but this omega-cure site talks about having too much Omega 6 in our diets and the need to have more Omega 3s on board to balance it out. What are you all giving to your kids as far as Omega oils go? What have your DAN dr.s recommended in so far as Omega 3 vs. 6 and 9? It's hard to know which oil is the right one. Also, how much are you giving? The omega-cure sight is recommending at least 3 tsp. per day for kids on the spectrum.

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I came across this,it looks good.

--- Handley wrote:

> Is that the Carlson's brand?

>

>

> Omega's for

> autism/apraxia

>

>

> I am going to be starting my son back

> on " fish oils " and also vitamin E

> to see if I get any progress with his

> apraxia. (Got this tip from an

> apraxia children's board many of you

> may already be familiar with.)

> Yesterday, I ordered some natural

> liquid E and also some Nordic

> Naturals Omega 3,6,9.

>

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It does sound good. I searched but didn't see the exact amounts listed of each did you find that info ..o ya that was carlsons. I see one from Life extensions that might be good also

http://www.iherb.com/ProductDetails.aspx?c=1 & pid=5588I would like to find one sort of low alpha as my son already has alpha in his supplements. I am wondering what is too much for a 28 lb er... " )

Omega's for> autism/apraxia> > > I am going to be starting my son back> on "fish oils" and also vitamin E > to see if I get any progress with his> apraxia. (Got this tip from an > apraxia children's board many of

you> may already be familiar with.) > Yesterday, I ordered some natural> liquid E and also some Nordic > Naturals Omega 3,6,9.> === message truncated ===____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _Never miss a thing. Make Yahoo your home page. http://www.yahoo. com/r/hs

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Only found this on their site.

" Each capsule (700mg) contains 400 I.U.’s of d-alpha

tocopherol, 300mg of d-gamma tocopherol and lesser

amounts of d-delta and d-beta tocopherol. "

--- Largey wrote:

> It does sound good. I searched but didn't see the

> exact amounts listed of each did you find that info

> ..o ya that was carlsons. I see one from Life

> extensions that might be good also

>

http://www.iherb.com/ProductDetails.aspx?c=1 & pid=5588

> I would like to find one sort of low alpha as my son

> already has alpha in his supplements. I am wondering

> what is too much for a 28 lb er... " )

>

> Re: Omega's for

> > autism/apraxia

> >

> >

> > what is the 6:1 ratio?? thanks for your

> > help

> >

> > liz makar <lizmakarmsn (DOT) com> wrote:

> >

> > I am new to the group, but I wanted to

> > respond to this question. My son is 11 1/2. We

> > have done a tremendous amount of therapy with him,

>

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D-alpha needs to be the predominant form of E in the supp. you use. I don't know how an IU compares to an mg. duh on my part.

Re: Omega's for> > autism/apraxia> > > > > > what is the 6:1 ratio?? thanks for your> > help> > > > liz makar <lizmakarmsn (DOT) com> wrote: > > > > I am new to the group, but I wanted to> > respond to this question. My son is 11 1/2. We> > have done a tremendous amount of therapy with him,> === message truncated ===__________________________________________________________Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. http://mobile.yahoo.com/;_ylt=Ahu06i62sR8HDtDypao8Wcj9tAcJ

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What is TID? By the way, are bananas binding??? I think you solved

a BM mystery in our house with that tidbit

Michele

>

> I am new to the group, but I wanted to respond to this

question. My son is 11 1/2. We have done a tremendous amount of

therapy with him, and I feel the most beneficial for language has

been using " fish oils " .

>

> At the time we also used Nordic Naturals ( I still continue

to use them), and we used a 6:1 ratio. I hope this helps!

>

> Liz

> Omega's for autism/apraxia

>

>

> I am going to be starting my son back on " fish oils " and

also vitamin E

> to see if I get any progress with his apraxia. (Got this

tip from an

> apraxia children's board many of you may already be

familiar with.)

> Yesterday, I ordered some natural liquid E and also some

Nordic

> Naturals Omega 3,6,9.

>

> Today, a new member named Vivene posted a link to an

omega oil called

> www.omega-cure.com. I've visited the site and it really

has some great

> info. on it regarding use of omegas and even autism. It's

a great site

> if you haven't seen it yet. (Product is expensive tho.)

Thing is, I

> just ordered some Omega 3,6,9 but this omega-cure site

talks about

> having too much Omega 6 in our diets and the need to have

more Omega 3s

> on board to balance it out.

>

> What are you all giving to your kids as far as Omega oils

go? What

> have your DAN dr.s recommended in so far as Omega 3 vs. 6

and 9? It's

> hard to know which oil is the right one. Also, how much

are you

> giving? The omega-cure sight is recommending at least 3

tsp. per day

> for kids on the spectrum.

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

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TID = three times per day.

My husband interprets the info I gave him (from a doc and other parents) that we should start the omega at once per day, every day, then increase weekly until we get to three times per day. (ie. week one - 1 dose of the EFA/EPA mixture noted below, week two - add a second "serving" of that, week three - add the third "serving" of that.)

Omega's for autism/apraxia> > > I am going to be starting my son back on "fish oils" and also vitamin E > to see if I get any progress with his apraxia. (Got this tip from an > apraxia children's board many of you may already be familiar with.) > Yesterday, I ordered some natural liquid E and also some Nordic > Naturals Omega 3,6,9.> > Today, a new member named Vivene posted a link to an omega oil called > www.omega-cure.com. I've visited the site and it really has some great > info. on it regarding use of omegas and even autism. It's a great site > if you haven't seen it yet. (Product is expensive tho.) Thing is, I > just ordered some Omega 3,6,9 but this omega-cure site talks about > having too much Omega 6 in our diets and the need to have more Omega 3s > on board to balance it out. > > What are you all giving to your kids as far as Omega oils go? What > have your DAN dr.s recommended in so far as Omega 3 vs. 6 and 9? It's > hard to know which oil is the right one. Also, how much are you > giving? The omega-cure sight is recommending at least 3 tsp. per day > for kids on the spectrum.> > > > > > > > > ----------------------------------------------------------------> Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now.>

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Nordic Naturals Complete Omega 3,6,9 - 2 caps/day

Nordic Naturals Complete Omega 3 - 1 cap/day

Start with this for a week, then give this amount 3 times/day?

> >

> > I am new to the group, but I wanted to respond to this

> question. My son is 11 1/2. We have done a tremendous amount of

> therapy with him, and I feel the most beneficial for language

has

> been using " fish oils " .

> >

> > At the time we also used Nordic Naturals ( I still continue

> to use them), and we used a 6:1 ratio. I hope this helps!

> >

> > Liz

> > Omega's for autism/apraxia

> >

> >

> > I am going to be starting my son back on " fish oils " and

> also vitamin E

> > to see if I get any progress with his apraxia. (Got this

> tip from an

> > apraxia children's board many of you may already be

> familiar with.)

> > Yesterday, I ordered some natural liquid E and also some

> Nordic

> > Naturals Omega 3,6,9.

> >

> > Today, a new member named Vivene posted a link to an

> omega oil called

> > www.omega-cure.com. I've visited the site and it really

> has some great

> > info. on it regarding use of omegas and even autism. It's

> a great site

> > if you haven't seen it yet. (Product is expensive tho.)

> Thing is, I

> > just ordered some Omega 3,6,9 but this omega-cure site

> talks about

> > having too much Omega 6 in our diets and the need to have

> more Omega 3s

> > on board to balance it out.

> >

> > What are you all giving to your kids as far as Omega oils

> go? What

> > have your DAN dr.s recommended in so far as Omega 3 vs. 6

> and 9? It's

> > hard to know which oil is the right one. Also, how much

> are you

> > giving? The omega-cure sight is recommending at least 3

> tsp. per day

> > for kids on the spectrum.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Nordic Naturals Complete Omega 3,6,9 - 2 caps/day

Nordic Naturals Complete Omega 3 - 1 cap/day

Start with this for a week, then give this amount 3 times/day?

> >

> > I am new to the group, but I wanted to respond to this

> question. My son is 11 1/2. We have done a tremendous amount of

> therapy with him, and I feel the most beneficial for language

has

> been using " fish oils " .

> >

> > At the time we also used Nordic Naturals ( I still continue

> to use them), and we used a 6:1 ratio. I hope this helps!

> >

> > Liz

> > Omega's for autism/apraxia

> >

> >

> > I am going to be starting my son back on " fish oils " and

> also vitamin E

> > to see if I get any progress with his apraxia. (Got this

> tip from an

> > apraxia children's board many of you may already be

> familiar with.)

> > Yesterday, I ordered some natural liquid E and also some

> Nordic

> > Naturals Omega 3,6,9.

> >

> > Today, a new member named Vivene posted a link to an

> omega oil called

> > www.omega-cure.com. I've visited the site and it really

> has some great

> > info. on it regarding use of omegas and even autism. It's

> a great site

> > if you haven't seen it yet. (Product is expensive tho.)

> Thing is, I

> > just ordered some Omega 3,6,9 but this omega-cure site

> talks about

> > having too much Omega 6 in our diets and the need to have

> more Omega 3s

> > on board to balance it out.

> >

> > What are you all giving to your kids as far as Omega oils

> go? What

> > have your DAN dr.s recommended in so far as Omega 3 vs. 6

> and 9? It's

> > hard to know which oil is the right one. Also, how much

> are you

> > giving? The omega-cure sight is recommending at least 3

> tsp. per day

> > for kids on the spectrum.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ----------------------------------------------------------

> ------

> > Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo!

> Mobile. Try it now.

> >

>

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Still a little confused on the dosage... to re-iterate Dawn's

question - The recommended dosage is:

Nordic Naturals Complete Omega 3,6,9 - 2 caps/day

Nordic Naturals Complete Omega 3 - 1 cap/day

So, do we start with this dosage (3 caps total) and then work up to

this dosage 3x/day, meaning 9 capsules total??

Or do you mean to give divided doses (1 cap for the first week) and

then work up to 3 caps total given in divided doses during the day

(i.e. 3x/day at 1 cap each time)?

Sorry to be laboring this point, but want to get the correct dosing.

Thank you!

> > >

> > > I am new to the group, but I wanted to respond to this

> > question. My son is 11 1/2. We have done a tremendous amount of

> > therapy with him, and I feel the most beneficial for language

> has

> > been using " fish oils " .

> > >

> > > At the time we also used Nordic Naturals ( I still continue

> > to use them), and we used a 6:1 ratio. I hope this helps!

> > >

> > > Liz

> > > Omega's for autism/apraxia

> > >

> > >

> > > I am going to be starting my son back on " fish oils " and

> > also vitamin E

> > > to see if I get any progress with his apraxia. (Got this

> > tip from an

> > > apraxia children's board many of you may already be

> > familiar with.)

> > > Yesterday, I ordered some natural liquid E and also some

> > Nordic

> > > Naturals Omega 3,6,9.

> > >

> > > Today, a new member named Vivene posted a link to an

> > omega oil called

> > > www.omega-cure.com. I've visited the site and it really

> > has some great

> > > info. on it regarding use of omegas and even autism. It's

> > a great site

> > > if you haven't seen it yet. (Product is expensive tho.)

> > Thing is, I

> > > just ordered some Omega 3,6,9 but this omega-cure site

> > talks about

> > > having too much Omega 6 in our diets and the need to have

> > more Omega 3s

> > > on board to balance it out.

> > >

> > > What are you all giving to your kids as far as Omega oils

> > go? What

> > > have your DAN dr.s recommended in so far as Omega 3 vs. 6

> > and 9? It's

> > > hard to know which oil is the right one. Also, how much

> > are you

> > > giving? The omega-cure sight is recommending at least 3

> > tsp. per day

> > > for kids on the spectrum.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ----------------------------------------------------------

> > ------

> > > Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo!

> > Mobile. Try it now.

> > >

> >

>

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" Nordic Naturals Complete Omega 3,6,9 " is the full name.. X2 CAPS PER

DAY is the quantity.( So 2 caps maximum daily)

" Nordic Naturals Complete Omega 3 " is its name too.. X 1 CAP PER DAY

is the quantity.( so 1 cap daily maximum).

.

> > > >

> > > > I am new to the group, but I wanted to respond to this

> > > question. My son is 11 1/2. We have done a tremendous amount

of

> > > therapy with him, and I feel the most beneficial for language

> > has

> > > been using " fish oils " .

> > > >

> > > > At the time we also used Nordic Naturals ( I still continue

> > > to use them), and we used a 6:1 ratio. I hope this helps!

> > > >

> > > > Liz

> > > > Omega's for autism/apraxia

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > I am going to be starting my son back on " fish oils " and

> > > also vitamin E

> > > > to see if I get any progress with his apraxia. (Got this

> > > tip from an

> > > > apraxia children's board many of you may already be

> > > familiar with.)

> > > > Yesterday, I ordered some natural liquid E and also some

> > > Nordic

> > > > Naturals Omega 3,6,9.

> > > >

> > > > Today, a new member named Vivene posted a link to an

> > > omega oil called

> > > > www.omega-cure.com. I've visited the site and it really

> > > has some great

> > > > info. on it regarding use of omegas and even autism. It's

> > > a great site

> > > > if you haven't seen it yet. (Product is expensive tho.)

> > > Thing is, I

> > > > just ordered some Omega 3,6,9 but this omega-cure site

> > > talks about

> > > > having too much Omega 6 in our diets and the need to have

> > > more Omega 3s

> > > > on board to balance it out.

> > > >

> > > > What are you all giving to your kids as far as Omega oils

> > > go? What

> > > > have your DAN dr.s recommended in so far as Omega 3 vs. 6

> > > and 9? It's

> > > > hard to know which oil is the right one. Also, how much

> > > are you

> > > > giving? The omega-cure sight is recommending at least 3

> > > tsp. per day

> > > > for kids on the spectrum.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

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Gets stinky, rancid I think. Not good to give it to them. Plus, they'll never want to take it again!

Omega's for autism/apraxia> > > > > > > > > I am going to be starting my son back on "fish oils" and > > also vitamin E > > > to see if I get any progress with his apraxia. (Got this > > tip from an > > > apraxia children's board many of you may already be > > familiar with.) > > > Yesterday, I ordered some natural liquid E and also some > > Nordic > > > Naturals Omega 3,6,9.> > > > > > Today, a new member named Vivene posted a link to an > > omega oil called > > > www.omega-cure.com. I've visited the site and it really > > has some great > > > info. on it regarding use of omegas and even autism. It's > > a great site > > > if you haven't seen it yet. (Product is expensive tho.) > > Thing is, I > > > just ordered some Omega 3,6,9 but this omega-cure site > > talks about > > > having too much Omega 6 in our diets and the need to have > > more Omega 3s > > > on board to balance it out. > > > > > > What are you all giving to your kids as far as Omega oils > > go? What > > > have your DAN dr.s recommended in so far as Omega 3 vs. 6 > > and 9? It's > > > hard to know which oil is the right one. Also, how much > > are you > > > giving? The omega-cure sight is recommending at least 3 > > tsp. per day > > > for kids on the spectrum.> > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > ----------------------------------------------------------> > ------> > > Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! > > Mobile. Try it now.> > >> >>

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