Vit A therapy blocked transmission / urecholine

[Guest guest]

Hello I was going over criteria for vit A therapy . Does my son

fit megsons criteria. Well I have sister and aunt with adenoma

of the thyroid. She write one of the first improvements with the Vit

A is the disappearance of the sideways glance. Yes I have noticed

that already. my son has stopped the sideways glance. one of the

first things i noticed. I started vit A therapy at the same time as

gf/cf diet. When i looked up acetylcholine , a neurotransmitter i

found it can be blocked by atropine, in the same drug category as

atrovent, which is what my son has for asthma. Urocholine can

stimulate the post-synaptic cell membranes via receptors for

acetylcholine. So I am sitting here wondering hum maybe

acetylcholine was blocked or turned off by atrovent and maybe

acetylcholine can be turned back on or unblocked by

urocholine.??????? This is from last night and my great relavations

that keep me up all night. Anyway I find this to be interesting that

he does fit criteria. Another thing that I find so interesting is

how Vit A works in the bodys immune system where i think all this

stuff begins. megson writes vit A is necessary for natural

killer cell funtion and no other nutritional deficiancy in the aminal

kingdom is more consistently synergistic with INFECTION than that of

Vit A. Palimate needs intact gut mucosal surfaces at the right ph in

the presence of bile for metabolism. BUT IF THERE IS UNRECOGNIZED

WHEAT ALLERGY OR INTOLERANCE THE VIT A DOES NOT DO THE JOB. Thats

where clo comes in. Dietary sources of acetylcholine may make these

kids feel better gotta go look up dietary sources . I think

potatoes, soy lecthiten, ??? not sure. anyone know some good

sources. Urocholine is given for Reflux and my son had or still has

reflux maybe when i go see his gastro in a few weeks I will ask her

to try this. kelly

[Guest guest]

Megson recommends vitamin A in the form of Cod Liver Oil. I would have

vitamin A levels tested before starting CLO, though. It can be toxic if

overdone, as the body stores the excess rather than excreting it.

Amy in MI