Guest guest Posted September 14, 2006 Report Posted September 14, 2006 I started my daughter Meg on 400 IU of the natural vitamin E about 2 weeks ago. We're not super consistent with it or with the fish oils anymore, but we have seen some results in the gross motor area. Meg's been really interested in sports these last two weeks - way more than usual. She's always wanting to shoot some hoops or kick the soccer ball, and whoa! I'll tell you she's really really good all of a sudden. She can shoot the basketball from about 12 feet away (into one of those little hoops that's set up high enough that she can't reach the rim), almost as well as me! She's able to aim the soccer ball really well, and has figured out how to stop the ball by putting her foot on it, then really quickly kick it away with her other foot. She's also started dribbling (kicking and running at the same time) and kneeing the ball. All of this has just started since she's been taking the vitamin E. Meg had her first dance class (tap ballet and tumbling) last week and did really well. Obviously I can't tell if the E has helped since it was her first class, but she seemed way more coordinated than usual. Meg's never been diagnosed with a gross motor delay, but I've always thought her mildly uncoordinated and clumsy and assumed it was related to her apraxia. The Vitamin E is definitely making a difference! Kerri Quote
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