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posted something about a study done where the Vitamin E and C

kind of cancelled each other out or something? The search doesn't

seem to be working now. I kept meaning to look into that because it

seems like vitamin C is so important too, especially for the immune

system in the winter. If anyone has more info on this, please share!

Such as if you took them several hours apart? Thanks!

Crystal

>

> I knocked on wood as I typed about my son's progress with his sensory

> issues on vitamin e, but I guess I should have knocked harder. Over

> the last week, I have seen a lot of his quirks come back. After

> starting the E, he lost them for a long time. I have not changed his

> regimen (still 2 EFA, 1 EPA, 400 IU of E once per day) but I did add

> some extra Vitamin C in with the mix AND started on carnitine

> supplementation. I wonder if it is the carnitine? Could the carnitine

> be helping his muscles to utilize the fatty acids his brain needs?

> Errrr. I am lost.

>

> I may pull him off the carnitine and C for a week to see if that

> helps. Any ideas or similar experiences?

>

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> >

> > I knocked on wood as I typed about my son's progress with his

sensory

> > issues on vitamin e, but I guess I should have knocked harder.

Over

> > the last week, I have seen a lot of his quirks come back. After

> > starting the E, he lost them for a long time. I have not

changed his

> > regimen (still 2 EFA, 1 EPA, 400 IU of E once per day) but I did

add

> > some extra Vitamin C in with the mix AND started on carnitine

> > supplementation. I wonder if it is the carnitine? Could the

carnitine

> > be helping his muscles to utilize the fatty acids his brain

needs?

> > Errrr. I am lost.

> >

> > I may pull him off the carnitine and C for a week to see if that

> > helps. Any ideas or similar experiences?

> >

>

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posted something about a study done where the Vitamin E and C

kind of cancelled each other out or something? The search doesn't

seem to be working now. I kept meaning to look into that because it

seems like vitamin C is so important too, especially for the immune

system in the winter. If anyone has more info on this, please share!

Such as if you took them several hours apart? Thanks!

Crystal

>

> I knocked on wood as I typed about my son's progress with his sensory

> issues on vitamin e, but I guess I should have knocked harder. Over

> the last week, I have seen a lot of his quirks come back. After

> starting the E, he lost them for a long time. I have not changed his

> regimen (still 2 EFA, 1 EPA, 400 IU of E once per day) but I did add

> some extra Vitamin C in with the mix AND started on carnitine

> supplementation. I wonder if it is the carnitine? Could the carnitine

> be helping his muscles to utilize the fatty acids his brain needs?

> Errrr. I am lost.

>

> I may pull him off the carnitine and C for a week to see if that

> helps. Any ideas or similar experiences?

>

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> >

> > I knocked on wood as I typed about my son's progress with his

sensory

> > issues on vitamin e, but I guess I should have knocked harder.

Over

> > the last week, I have seen a lot of his quirks come back. After

> > starting the E, he lost them for a long time. I have not

changed his

> > regimen (still 2 EFA, 1 EPA, 400 IU of E once per day) but I did

add

> > some extra Vitamin C in with the mix AND started on carnitine

> > supplementation. I wonder if it is the carnitine? Could the

carnitine

> > be helping his muscles to utilize the fatty acids his brain

needs?

> > Errrr. I am lost.

> >

> > I may pull him off the carnitine and C for a week to see if that

> > helps. Any ideas or similar experiences?

> >

>

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Hi Crystal:

I remembered talk about vitamin C helping and went back and found

this message that wrote. Hope it helps you

Tina

I have also found that

adding additional 250 mg/day of vitamin C is in fact having some

benefit too...but changes are much more subtle these days since

we've come so fare. Vitamin C helps in the recycling of vitamin E,

so it makes sense theoretically. -

> >

> > I knocked on wood as I typed about my son's progress with his

sensory

> > issues on vitamin e, but I guess I should have knocked harder.

Over

> > the last week, I have seen a lot of his quirks come back. After

> > starting the E, he lost them for a long time. I have not

changed his

> > regimen (still 2 EFA, 1 EPA, 400 IU of E once per day) but I did

add

> > some extra Vitamin C in with the mix AND started on carnitine

> > supplementation. I wonder if it is the carnitine? Could the

carnitine

> > be helping his muscles to utilize the fatty acids his brain

needs?

> > Errrr. I am lost.

> >

> > I may pull him off the carnitine and C for a week to see if that

> > helps. Any ideas or similar experiences?

> >

>

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Hi Crystal:

I remembered talk about vitamin C helping and went back and found

this message that wrote. Hope it helps you

Tina

I have also found that

adding additional 250 mg/day of vitamin C is in fact having some

benefit too...but changes are much more subtle these days since

we've come so fare. Vitamin C helps in the recycling of vitamin E,

so it makes sense theoretically. -

> >

> > I knocked on wood as I typed about my son's progress with his

sensory

> > issues on vitamin e, but I guess I should have knocked harder.

Over

> > the last week, I have seen a lot of his quirks come back. After

> > starting the E, he lost them for a long time. I have not

changed his

> > regimen (still 2 EFA, 1 EPA, 400 IU of E once per day) but I did

add

> > some extra Vitamin C in with the mix AND started on carnitine

> > supplementation. I wonder if it is the carnitine? Could the

carnitine

> > be helping his muscles to utilize the fatty acids his brain

needs?

> > Errrr. I am lost.

> >

> > I may pull him off the carnitine and C for a week to see if that

> > helps. Any ideas or similar experiences?

> >

>

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Thanks. I freaked out so I stopped the Carnitine and C a few days ago and

have already seen results. I will try adding it back in with extra E. I

actually gave an extra dose of oil/E last night to try to get him back on

track and it is already helping. In addition to the sensory issues

returning, he also lost some of his communication abilities. Really scary.

After starting E, he learned to answer yes and no to questions relating to

his needs (not feelings or concepts yet). Suddenly, he could not answer yes

or no anymore! It made me sick to my stomach. Today after work I the first

thing I did was ask him a question. " Isaac, do you want a cookie? " " Des " he

said with a nod. Thank God. It is back again. It really is unbelievable

how all of these things can have such a great effect on their abilities.

_____

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Sent: Monday, November 27, 2006 9:55 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Sensory issues are returning...

> >

> > I knocked on wood as I typed about my son's progress with his

sensory

> > issues on vitamin e, but I guess I should have knocked harder.

Over

> > the last week, I have seen a lot of his quirks come back. After

> > starting the E, he lost them for a long time. I have not

changed his

> > regimen (still 2 EFA, 1 EPA, 400 IU of E once per day) but I did

add

> > some extra Vitamin C in with the mix AND started on carnitine

> > supplementation. I wonder if it is the carnitine? Could the

carnitine

> > be helping his muscles to utilize the fatty acids his brain

needs?

> > Errrr. I am lost.

> >

> > I may pull him off the carnitine and C for a week to see if that

> > helps. Any ideas or similar experiences?

> >

>

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Thanks. I freaked out so I stopped the Carnitine and C a few days ago and

have already seen results. I will try adding it back in with extra E. I

actually gave an extra dose of oil/E last night to try to get him back on

track and it is already helping. In addition to the sensory issues

returning, he also lost some of his communication abilities. Really scary.

After starting E, he learned to answer yes and no to questions relating to

his needs (not feelings or concepts yet). Suddenly, he could not answer yes

or no anymore! It made me sick to my stomach. Today after work I the first

thing I did was ask him a question. " Isaac, do you want a cookie? " " Des " he

said with a nod. Thank God. It is back again. It really is unbelievable

how all of these things can have such a great effect on their abilities.

_____

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[mailto: ] On Behalf Of claudia.morris

Sent: Monday, November 27, 2006 9:55 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Sensory issues are returning...

> >

> > I knocked on wood as I typed about my son's progress with his

sensory

> > issues on vitamin e, but I guess I should have knocked harder.

Over

> > the last week, I have seen a lot of his quirks come back. After

> > starting the E, he lost them for a long time. I have not

changed his

> > regimen (still 2 EFA, 1 EPA, 400 IU of E once per day) but I did

add

> > some extra Vitamin C in with the mix AND started on carnitine

> > supplementation. I wonder if it is the carnitine? Could the

carnitine

> > be helping his muscles to utilize the fatty acids his brain

needs?

> > Errrr. I am lost.

> >

> > I may pull him off the carnitine and C for a week to see if that

> > helps. Any ideas or similar experiences?

> >

>

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> > >

> > > I knocked on wood as I typed about my son's progress with his

> sensory

> > > issues on vitamin e, but I guess I should have knocked

harder.

> Over

> > > the last week, I have seen a lot of his quirks come back.

After

> > > starting the E, he lost them for a long time. I have not

> changed his

> > > regimen (still 2 EFA, 1 EPA, 400 IU of E once per day) but I

did

> add

> > > some extra Vitamin C in with the mix AND started on carnitine

> > > supplementation. I wonder if it is the carnitine? Could the

> carnitine

> > > be helping his muscles to utilize the fatty acids his brain

> needs?

> > > Errrr. I am lost.

> > >

> > > I may pull him off the carnitine and C for a week to see if

that

> > > helps. Any ideas or similar experiences?

> > >

> >

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> > >

> > > I knocked on wood as I typed about my son's progress with his

> sensory

> > > issues on vitamin e, but I guess I should have knocked harder.

> Over

> > > the last week, I have seen a lot of his quirks come back.

After

> > > starting the E, he lost them for a long time. I have not

> changed his

> > > regimen (still 2 EFA, 1 EPA, 400 IU of E once per day) but I

did

> add

> > > some extra Vitamin C in with the mix AND started on carnitine

> > > supplementation. I wonder if it is the carnitine? Could the

> carnitine

> > > be helping his muscles to utilize the fatty acids his brain

> needs?

> > > Errrr. I am lost.

> > >

> > > I may pull him off the carnitine and C for a week to see if

that

> > > helps. Any ideas or similar experiences?

> > >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

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> > >

> > > I knocked on wood as I typed about my son's progress with his

> sensory

> > > issues on vitamin e, but I guess I should have knocked

harder.

> Over

> > > the last week, I have seen a lot of his quirks come back.

After

> > > starting the E, he lost them for a long time. I have not

> changed his

> > > regimen (still 2 EFA, 1 EPA, 400 IU of E once per day) but I

did

> add

> > > some extra Vitamin C in with the mix AND started on carnitine

> > > supplementation. I wonder if it is the carnitine? Could the

> carnitine

> > > be helping his muscles to utilize the fatty acids his brain

> needs?

> > > Errrr. I am lost.

> > >

> > > I may pull him off the carnitine and C for a week to see if

that

> > > helps. Any ideas or similar experiences?

> > >

> >

>

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> > >

> > > I knocked on wood as I typed about my son's progress with his

> sensory

> > > issues on vitamin e, but I guess I should have knocked harder.

> Over

> > > the last week, I have seen a lot of his quirks come back.

After

> > > starting the E, he lost them for a long time. I have not

> changed his

> > > regimen (still 2 EFA, 1 EPA, 400 IU of E once per day) but I

did

> add

> > > some extra Vitamin C in with the mix AND started on carnitine

> > > supplementation. I wonder if it is the carnitine? Could the

> carnitine

> > > be helping his muscles to utilize the fatty acids his brain

> needs?

> > > Errrr. I am lost.

> > >

> > > I may pull him off the carnitine and C for a week to see if

that

> > > helps. Any ideas or similar experiences?

> > >

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

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