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Vit E reduces sensory side effects of EFA's, plus a question

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I reported a while ago that my daughter had started showing sensory

and behavioral side effects every time I increased or reintroduced

EFA's. I also posted that she showed some improvements with Vitamin

E.

Now I would like to follow up that after several weeks of

supplementing with Vit E I have been able to reintroduce the EFA's

without any sensory or emotional side effects. I have even

introduced the highe EPA which for some reason was the one she most

reacted to. Before I used to see a lot of squriming around while

watching TV, eating lunch, and an increase in tantrums and crying.

I am very hopeful that now she will be able to benefit from the

EFA's (speech, attention). I haven't seen anything yet but at least

she is tolerating them. I also need to increase the dosage

significantly since she is now 7. I will continue to post.

Her stools got a little loose at the beginning. She is better now,

but certainly more " regular " than usual. Is it possible she doesn't

digest fats well? She was deficient in the fat soluble vitamins

(particularly A and D), does anyone feel there is any link? We have

a bottle of Lipase (Enzymes to help with fat digestion) that we

purchased when we were suspecting this for other reasons, but I

don't know if the enzymes could have a negative effect on the

Essential Fatty Acids. I would love the group's input.

Thanks!

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