adding supplements and changing behavior

[Guest guest]

We recently started with a new DAN doctor (our 3rd). He seems to be the most

aggressive. Although his biggest thing is MB12, he is putting our 5 year old

son on tons of new supplements in case we decide to chelate. We are going very

slowly and have added more of the following very gradually so far; folinic acid,

calcium, and liposomal glutathione. I have noticed that since we started our

son has more sensory needs than ever. He is not only putting everthing in his

mouth but licking everything. He is also a bit moodier (he is always extremely

mellow). Also, he is barely eating anything. He just wants to drink. I also

noticed he started getting a cold but I am not sure this has anything to do with

this.

If this is just a temporary thing that'll go away and make him better in the

long run, I can handle it. I guess I am looking for anyone who has had any

similar experience and can give me some hope or advise me in any way shape or

form. Thanks so much in advance.

-Michal

son, 5, PDD-NOS

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[Guest guest]

Michal,

Things will get better. MB12 can cause a lot of the symptoms that you've

listed. Our DAN doctor made give MB12 a five week trial (our doctor is Dr.

Neubrander... it's his big thing too). We were not to start anything new during

that time. The folinic acid then to help the issue. Hang in there it should

get better. We, along with many others, have had positive results with MB12.

Be careful with the Lipo-glutathione. It may stir up gut issues, though there

are some positive results with that too. I haven't added it yet, but can't wait

to try it (prefer that to the nightly NAC shots!).

You can email me for more info if you want.

Francine

Mom to , 4, PDD-NOS, SCD since 10/2004

Mom also to (18 months, SCD since 01/2005) and (NT, 6 years)

michal kahan wrote:

We recently started with a new DAN doctor (our 3rd). He seems to be the most

aggressive. Although his biggest thing is MB12, he is putting our 5 year old

son on tons of new supplements in case we decide to chelate. We are going very

slowly and have added more of the following very gradually so far; folinic acid,

calcium, and liposomal glutathione. I have noticed that since we started our

son has more sensory needs than ever. He is not only putting everthing in his

mouth but licking everything. He is also a bit moodier (he is always extremely

mellow). Also, he is barely eating anything. He just wants to drink. I also

noticed he started getting a cold but I am not sure this has anything to do with

this.

If this is just a temporary thing that'll go away and make him better in the

long run, I can handle it. I guess I am looking for anyone who has had any

similar experience and can give me some hope or advise me in any way shape or

form. Thanks so much in advance.

-Michal

son, 5, PDD-NOS

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[Guest guest]

Michal,

Things will get better. MB12 can cause a lot of the symptoms that you've

listed. Our DAN doctor made give MB12 a five week trial (our doctor is Dr.

Neubrander... it's his big thing too). We were not to start anything new during

that time. The folinic acid then to help the issue. Hang in there it should

get better. We, along with many others, have had positive results with MB12.

Be careful with the Lipo-glutathione. It may stir up gut issues, though there

are some positive results with that too. I haven't added it yet, but can't wait

to try it (prefer that to the nightly NAC shots!).

You can email me for more info if you want.

Francine

Mom to , 4, PDD-NOS, SCD since 10/2004

Mom also to (18 months, SCD since 01/2005) and (NT, 6 years)

michal kahan wrote:

We recently started with a new DAN doctor (our 3rd). He seems to be the most

aggressive. Although his biggest thing is MB12, he is putting our 5 year old

son on tons of new supplements in case we decide to chelate. We are going very

slowly and have added more of the following very gradually so far; folinic acid,

calcium, and liposomal glutathione. I have noticed that since we started our

son has more sensory needs than ever. He is not only putting everthing in his

mouth but licking everything. He is also a bit moodier (he is always extremely

mellow). Also, he is barely eating anything. He just wants to drink. I also

noticed he started getting a cold but I am not sure this has anything to do with

this.

If this is just a temporary thing that'll go away and make him better in the

long run, I can handle it. I guess I am looking for anyone who has had any

similar experience and can give me some hope or advise me in any way shape or

form. Thanks so much in advance.

-Michal

son, 5, PDD-NOS

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[Guest guest]

Michal,

Things will get better. MB12 can cause a lot of the symptoms that you've

listed. Our DAN doctor made give MB12 a five week trial (our doctor is Dr.

Neubrander... it's his big thing too). We were not to start anything new during

that time. The folinic acid then to help the issue. Hang in there it should

get better. We, along with many others, have had positive results with MB12.

Be careful with the Lipo-glutathione. It may stir up gut issues, though there

are some positive results with that too. I haven't added it yet, but can't wait

to try it (prefer that to the nightly NAC shots!).

You can email me for more info if you want.

Francine

Mom to , 4, PDD-NOS, SCD since 10/2004

Mom also to (18 months, SCD since 01/2005) and (NT, 6 years)

michal kahan wrote:

We recently started with a new DAN doctor (our 3rd). He seems to be the most

aggressive. Although his biggest thing is MB12, he is putting our 5 year old

son on tons of new supplements in case we decide to chelate. We are going very

slowly and have added more of the following very gradually so far; folinic acid,

calcium, and liposomal glutathione. I have noticed that since we started our

son has more sensory needs than ever. He is not only putting everthing in his

mouth but licking everything. He is also a bit moodier (he is always extremely

mellow). Also, he is barely eating anything. He just wants to drink. I also

noticed he started getting a cold but I am not sure this has anything to do with

this.

If this is just a temporary thing that'll go away and make him better in the

long run, I can handle it. I guess I am looking for anyone who has had any

similar experience and can give me some hope or advise me in any way shape or

form. Thanks so much in advance.

-Michal

son, 5, PDD-NOS

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