Re: Horns, hooves and a tail - switched to 8 hourly doseage Andy?

December 31, 2005

Math is not my strong suit, but wouldn't 48 divided by 8 be 6 instead of 3?

S S

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Hello

We've just switched to 8 hourly on TD DMPS. We've been doing 48

hourly since April. We're giving mins throughout as Tom gets really

floppy and pale without them. He has yeastaid, probiotics, NAG,

zinc, MB12, B6/mag, lipo glut, authia cream (tiny amount, no

reaction over past six weeks, other than smell!), calcium/D,

ambrotose, CLO, Eye Q, L carnitine, epsom salts baths.

Have had two absolute meltdowns - real fury, red in the face and,

ouch, bit me very hard which is just not Tom.

He has some gut issues - four BMs yesterday, not diaorrrhea (sp??)

but fairly loose.

We've divided his old 48 hour protocol by 3 - so we're giving 9

drops every 8 hours. What would anyone suggest? He's fine again

now and overall he's doing very well so I don't want to stop unless

I have to as he's coped well with all the many various supps etc.

This is the final day of 8 hourly before 4 days off. Before we do

the next round - is there any advice anyone can give us?

Many thanks and a very happy new year to all

Steph in the UK, mum of Tom, 7, ASD, biomedical since February 05

and doing very well overall.

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December 31, 2005

So we should be giving 27 drops divided by 6 - i.e. 4.5 drops each 8

hours? I know this sounds a dim question - I really should start

taking Tom's supps myself, the brain (mine) is diminishing!

Happy new year and thanks for your help

Steph x

>

> <tt>

> Hello

>

> We've just switched to 8 hourly on TD DMPS. We've been doing 48

> hourly since April. We're giving mins throughout as Tom gets

really

> floppy and pale without them. He has yeastaid, probiotics, NAG,

> zinc, MB12, B6/mag, lipo glut, authia cream (tiny amount, no

> reaction over past six weeks, other than smell!), calcium/D,

> ambrotose, CLO, Eye Q, L carnitine, epsom salts baths.

>

> Have had two absolute meltdowns - real fury, red in the face and,

> ouch, bit me very hard which is just not Tom.

>

> He has some gut issues - four BMs yesterday, not diaorrrhea (sp??)

> but fairly loose.

>

> We've divided his old 48 hour protocol by 3 - so we're giving 9

> drops every 8 hours. What would anyone suggest? He's fine again

> now and overall he's doing very well so I don't want to stop

unless

> I have to as he's coped well with all the many various supps etc.

> This is the final day of 8 hourly before 4 days off. Before we do

> the next round - is there any advice anyone can give us?

>

> Many thanks and a very happy new year to all

>

> Steph in the UK, mum of Tom, 7, ASD, biomedical since February 05

> and doing very well overall.

>

> </tt>

>

>

>

>

> <tt>

> =======================================================

>

December 31, 2005

Steph -

Your dose is simliar to ours - we are at 10 drops every 8 hours.

HOwever, we started very slow and worked up to that. I have heard

many that have switched protocals say that they had better luck

actually reducing the dose initially, and then working back up to

the Buttar dose. I think the theory is that the Cutlar protocal may

need less stuff, since it is a more consistent pull. Not sure about

that, though.

In any case, I would lower the dose and see how he does. You could

always work back up to the higher dose.

Ruth

>

> Hello

>

> We've just switched to 8 hourly on TD DMPS. We've been doing 48

> hourly since April. We're giving mins throughout as Tom gets

really

> floppy and pale without them. He has yeastaid, probiotics, NAG,

> zinc, MB12, B6/mag, lipo glut, authia cream (tiny amount, no

> reaction over past six weeks, other than smell!), calcium/D,

> ambrotose, CLO, Eye Q, L carnitine, epsom salts baths.

>

> Have had two absolute meltdowns - real fury, red in the face and,

> ouch, bit me very hard which is just not Tom.

>

> He has some gut issues - four BMs yesterday, not diaorrrhea (sp??)

> but fairly loose.

>

> We've divided his old 48 hour protocol by 3 - so we're giving 9

> drops every 8 hours. What would anyone suggest? He's fine again

> now and overall he's doing very well so I don't want to stop

unless

> I have to as he's coped well with all the many various supps etc.

> This is the final day of 8 hourly before 4 days off. Before we do

> the next round - is there any advice anyone can give us?

>

> Many thanks and a very happy new year to all

>

> Steph in the UK, mum of Tom, 7, ASD, biomedical since February 05

> and doing very well overall.

>

December 31, 2005

Hi Steph,

I feel a bit presumptious writing this, but I'm remembering a few

recent posts from Mandi. She talked about the same thing--needing

fewer drops on the frequent dosing. Also, I remember she wrote

about the transition from every other day to frequent dosing

sometimes being a difficult one. Everything I remember her saying

would lead me to think that reducing your drops would be a good

idea. You might also want to consider upping your yeast/bacteria

protocol. If more metals are being pulled, something we can

certainly hope is true, than more yeast/bad bacteria measures will

be necessary.

Best wishes,

Anita

> >

> > Hello

> >

> > We've just switched to 8 hourly on TD DMPS. We've been doing 48

> > hourly since April. We're giving mins throughout as Tom gets

> really

> > floppy and pale without them. He has yeastaid, probiotics, NAG,

> > zinc, MB12, B6/mag, lipo glut, authia cream (tiny amount, no

> > reaction over past six weeks, other than smell!), calcium/D,

> > ambrotose, CLO, Eye Q, L carnitine, epsom salts baths.

> >

> > Have had two absolute meltdowns - real fury, red in the face

and,

> > ouch, bit me very hard which is just not Tom.

> >

> > He has some gut issues - four BMs yesterday, not diaorrrhea

(sp??)

> > but fairly loose.

> >

> > We've divided his old 48 hour protocol by 3 - so we're giving 9

> > drops every 8 hours. What would anyone suggest? He's fine

again

> > now and overall he's doing very well so I don't want to stop

> unless

> > I have to as he's coped well with all the many various supps

etc.

> > This is the final day of 8 hourly before 4 days off. Before we

do

> > the next round - is there any advice anyone can give us?

> >

> > Many thanks and a very happy new year to all

> >

> > Steph in the UK, mum of Tom, 7, ASD, biomedical since February

05

> > and doing very well overall.

> >

>

January 1, 2006

From my reading that would be the equivalent of what you were giving on the old

protocol. Several have said they've needed to go even lower with the frequent

dosing.

S S

<tt>

So we should be giving 27 drops divided by 6 - i.e. 4.5 drops each 8

hours? I know this sounds a dim question - I really should start

taking Tom's supps myself, the brain (mine) is diminishing!

Happy new year and thanks for your help

Steph x

>

> <tt>

> Hello

>

> We've just switched to 8 hourly on TD DMPS. We've been doing 48

> hourly since April. We're giving mins throughout as Tom gets

really

> floppy and pale without them. He has yeastaid, probiotics, NAG,

> zinc, MB12, B6/mag, lipo glut, authia cream (tiny amount, no

> reaction over past six weeks, other than smell!), calcium/D,

> ambrotose, CLO, Eye Q, L carnitine, epsom salts baths.

>

> Have had two absolute meltdowns - real fury, red in the face and,

> ouch, bit me very hard which is just not Tom.

>

> He has some gut issues - four BMs yesterday, not diaorrrhea (sp??)

> but fairly loose.

>

> We've divided his old 48 hour protocol by 3 - so we're giving 9

> drops every 8 hours. What would anyone suggest? He's fine again

> now and overall he's doing very well so I don't want to stop

unless

> I have to as he's coped well with all the many various supps etc.

> This is the final day of 8 hourly before 4 days off. Before we do

> the next round - is there any advice anyone can give us?

>

> Many thanks and a very happy new year to all

>

> Steph in the UK, mum of Tom, 7, ASD, biomedical since February 05

> and doing very well overall.

>

> </tt>

>

>

>

>

> <tt>

> =======================================================

>

January 1, 2006

THink we'll go for 3 drops next time. Had a really scary couple of

days and if they're scary for us they must have been very grim for

Tom. Thanks for your advice.

Steph x

> >

> > <tt>

> > Hello

> >

> > We've just switched to 8 hourly on TD DMPS. We've been doing 48

>

> > hourly since April. We're giving mins throughout as Tom gets

> really

> > floppy and pale without them. He has yeastaid, probiotics, NAG,

>

> > zinc, MB12, B6/mag, lipo glut, authia cream (tiny amount, no

> > reaction over past six weeks, other than smell!), calcium/D,

> > ambrotose, CLO, Eye Q, L carnitine, epsom salts baths.

> >

> > Have had two absolute meltdowns - real fury, red in the face

and,

>

> > ouch, bit me very hard which is just not Tom.

> >

> > He has some gut issues - four BMs yesterday, not diaorrrhea

(sp??)

>

> > but fairly loose.

> >

> > We've divided his old 48 hour protocol by 3 - so we're giving 9

>

> > drops every 8 hours. What would anyone suggest? He's fine

again

>

> > now and overall he's doing very well so I don't want to stop

> unless

> > I have to as he's coped well with all the many various supps

etc.

>

> > This is the final day of 8 hourly before 4 days off. Before we

do

>

> > the next round - is there any advice anyone can give us?

> >

> > Many thanks and a very happy new year to all

> >

> > Steph in the UK, mum of Tom, 7, ASD, biomedical since February

05

>

> > and doing very well overall.

> >

> > </tt>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > <tt>

> > =======================================================

> >

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