? Andy and others New supplements always start w/ aggression

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Listmates:

I have noticed something recently as I have been trying new products

w/ my son. Months ago when I started Jack on l-glutamine Jack

started becoming agressive, pushing his younger brother and other

children and he would also flip the coffee table over. I stopped the

l-glutamine but kept reading of it benefits so started it again and

w/in a few weeks the aggression stopped. Lasted week I started

idebenone and Jack started pushing his brother again. However it has

already stopped. I am wondering if the aggression has to do with

correcting brain chemistry?

Also Andy Jack is chelating on 25mg ALA, 50 mg DMSA 3 hrs during the

day and 4hrs at night. He is doing really well during the chelation

cycle, before he would get very hyper during the cycle. I still see

improvement. Should I try to chelate weekly? 3,4 instead of 3, 11

Thanks,

nne

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> Listmates:

>

> I have noticed something recently as I have been trying new products

> w/ my son. Months ago when I started Jack on l-glutamine Jack

> started becoming agressive, pushing his younger brother and other

> children and he would also flip the coffee table over. I stopped

the

> l-glutamine but kept reading of it benefits so started it again and

> w/in a few weeks the aggression stopped. Lasted week I started

> idebenone and Jack started pushing his brother again. However it

has

> already stopped. I am wondering if the aggression has to do with

> correcting brain chemistry?

I don't know. This is believable. I hope a lot of other parents who

stuck with a supplement that initially caused aggression will comment

on whether it eventually got better or not. My sense of things is

that this isn't common and isn't generally a good idea.

>

> Also Andy Jack is chelating on 25mg ALA, 50 mg DMSA 3 hrs during the

> day and 4hrs at night. He is doing really well during the chelation

> cycle, before he would get very hyper during the cycle. I still see

> improvement. Should I try to chelate weekly? 3,4 instead of 3, 11

I don't know. Only one way to find out - give it a try.

> Thanks,

> nne