Any supplements to reduce stimming ??

[Guest guest]

I've completed 46 rounds of DMSA/ALA chelation for my son and he has

improved in many areas. But he has a lot of stims (verbal stims,

mostly), which actually started with chelation (he had hardly any

stims prior to chelation).

These seem to exist almost all the time, irrespective of

yeast/bacteria. He gets extremely excited when I take him to the

playground and other public places.

Are there any supplements to control stims and to calm him down?

Will these go away subsequently?

Thanks in advance

[Guest guest]

> I've completed 46 rounds of DMSA/ALA chelation for my son and he has

> improved in many areas. But he has a lot of stims (verbal stims,

> mostly), which actually started with chelation (he had hardly any

> stims prior to chelation).

This sounds like possibly yeast.

http://www.danasview.net/yeast.htm

> Are there any supplements to control stims and to calm him down?

Depends on exactly why he has the stims, and what they are.

Are you sure yeast is gone?

For my son, as chelation progressed, his viral issues grew, and

eventually overcame the gains from chelation. Have you considered

anti-viral? It was my son's last step.

Good luck.

Dana

[Guest guest]

> I've completed 46 rounds of DMSA/ALA chelation for my son and he has

> improved in many areas. But he has a lot of stims (verbal stims,

> mostly), which actually started with chelation (he had hardly any

> stims prior to chelation).

>

> These seem to exist almost all the time, irrespective of

> yeast/bacteria. He gets extremely excited when I take him to the

> playground and other public places.

>

> Are there any supplements to control stims and to calm him down?

Lots of vitamin A.

Adrenal cortex extract.

> Will these go away subsequently?

>

> Thanks in advance

>

[Guest guest]

What form of A and what dosing do you recommend for both A and Adrenal Cortex?

[ ] Re: Any supplements to reduce stimming ??

> I've completed 46 rounds of DMSA/ALA chelation for my son and he has

> improved in many areas. But he has a lot of stims (verbal stims,

> mostly), which actually started with chelation (he had hardly any

> stims prior to chelation).

>

> These seem to exist almost all the time, irrespective of

> yeast/bacteria. He gets extremely excited when I take him to the

> playground and other public places.

>

> Are there any supplements to control stims and to calm him down?

Lots of vitamin A.

Adrenal cortex extract.

> Will these go away subsequently?

>

> Thanks in advance

>

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