where do you get it? thanks!Hi Teri - stimming is short for self-stimulatory behavior. For my son, that takes the form of scripting (repeating phrases from books/movies).. For others it may be shredding paper, hand or finger flapping, clapping, thr

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where do you get it? thanks!Hi Teri - stimming is short for self-stimulatory behavior. For my son, that takes the form of scripting (repeating phrases from books/movies).. For others it may be shredding paper, hand or finger flapping, clapping, throwing objecrs in the air and watching them land, pouring water etc. We just started inositol/choline a couple of days ago and the scripting in this house has decreased dramatically! I'm keeping my fingers crossed that it lasts.From: Soliday <elizabethsoliday@ yahoo.com>Subject: Re: inositol/cholineTo: mb12 valtrex@ yahoogroups. comDate: Monday, April 20, 2009, 2:36 AMWell, they work together, so I don't think there would be a problem unless the child cannot tolerate synthetic B vitamins at all. In this case, Dailyfoods makes a good food-based B complex. We had to start with that one because my son wouldn't tolerate the synthetics. We never had problems with the inositol/choline, but I only give it in small amounts until the symptoms are gone. Last time I gave him about 200mg and the OCD/stimming left. If you look at the foods containing inositol, it makes sense why our kids need more at times, many restricted diets eliminate the foods containing it.>> > > > IMO I would look for one that was straight inositol. This way if your son > reacts negatively you will know what caused it. My son gets very hyper > and aggressive, and a little scary with folinic acid. Some kids do not > tolerate it and if you don't know whether your son does or not, I wouldn't give > it mixed with another supplement. > > Kerrie> > > My Blog - Confessions of a Mother Wimp> > http://motherwimp. blogspot. com/> > > > > > > I've been reading these threads with a lot of interest. I'm the one w/a > son OCD'ing big time since his probiotic w/strep.> > So, I ordered inositol/choline from Amazon and kept doing searches. I > found this:> http://www.alternat ivemen! talhealth. com/articles/ ocd.htm> > Anyone else have a problem w/choline, B12 or Folonic acid?> > Thanks,> Carolyn> > > > > ************ **Access 350+ FREE radio stations anytime from anywhere on the > web. Get the Radio Toolbar! > (http://toolbar. aol.com/aolradio /download. html?ncid= emlcntusdown0000 0003)> Ed and Luz Zabinzabin.luzed@...Directly from the Red Barn! No viruses attached.Be Green! Resist The Temptation To Print this E-Mail.