Guest guest Posted June 23, 2001 Report Share Posted June 23, 2001 Sorry for the cross-posting here. My son is almost five. He has a very difficult time grounding himself and focusing. He needs alot of physical activity. I have been chelating him for a year and I'm wondering about trying Ritalin or Arbuteral. I would like to hear anyone's experiences with either one of these drugs especially while chelating. Thanks Penny Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 23, 2001 Report Share Posted June 23, 2001 Penny, I only know that my friends who have kids that have tried ritalin or other drugs have not had much success. My son is almost five, end of September, I have been tempted but I am concerned about the decreasing the dendrites in the brain. I am trying DMAE, 30mg in the morning for a 44lb child. I have been taking it myself to improve attention (brain is on overload) and I really like it. I seem to need less sleep. A friend of mine has her child taking focus factor and it made a world of difference. Good Luck, nne > Sorry for the cross-posting here. My son is almost five. He has a very > difficult time grounding himself and focusing. He needs alot of > physical activity. I have been chelating him for a year and I'm > wondering about trying Ritalin or Arbuteral. I would like to hear > anyone's experiences with either one of these drugs especially while > chelating. > > Thanks > Penny Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 23, 2001 Report Share Posted June 23, 2001 What is in DMAE and focus factor and where do you get this? Thank you Terri [ ] Re: Ritalin and chelating >Penny, > >I only know that my friends who have kids that have tried ritalin or >other drugs have not had much success. My son is almost five, end of >September, I have been tempted but I am concerned about the >decreasing the dendrites in the brain. I am trying DMAE, 30mg in the >morning for a 44lb child. I have been taking it myself to improve >attention (brain is on overload) and I really like it. I seem to >need less sleep. A friend of mine has her child taking focus factor >and it made a world of difference. >Good Luck, >nne > > >> Sorry for the cross-posting here. My son is almost five. He has a >very >> difficult time grounding himself and focusing. He needs alot of >> physical activity. I have been chelating him for a year and I'm >> wondering about trying Ritalin or Arbuteral. I would like to hear >> anyone's experiences with either one of these drugs especially while >> chelating. >> >> Thanks >> Penny > > >======================================================= > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 23, 2001 Report Share Posted June 23, 2001 TErri, As per Andy Cutler's book, " DMAE- a lipid soluble precursor of choline, which is MUCH more effective at raising brain levels of the neurotransmitter acetylcholine than are choline or phosphatidylcholine. This is helpful in correcting attention deficit such as the inability to concentrate on things, ...... " I bought it at the healthfood store. I bought the liquid form because I would have more control over how much to give. They sell different forms of focus fatctor AT HEALTH FOOD STORES ALSO. nne > >> Sorry for the cross-posting here. My son is almost five. He has a > >very > >> difficult time grounding himself and focusing. He needs alot of > >> physical activity. I have been chelating him for a year and I'm > >> wondering about trying Ritalin or Arbuteral. I would like to hear > >> anyone's experiences with either one of these drugs especially while > >> chelating. > >> > >> Thanks > >> Penny > > > > > >======================================================= > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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