Re: Hyperactivity question:

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Thanks . I was giving him all of those, but stopped

everything yesterday and today and, guess what, he is worse today,

acting euphoric, drunk, and all over the place (but very verbal,

singing songs... he was non-verbal a few months ago). If it were

yeast, wouldn't verbalization go down too?

Anyway, I'm going to bite the bullet and go supp-free for a week and

then slowly start introducing stuff one by one again to see what's

working and what's not, starting with the ones you've mentioned.

Best,

Beti

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> Cal/mag, B vitamins, and Clo were good as ours was hyperactive, in

the beginning. One gram of calcium, 500 mgs mag, as many B vitamins

as we could happily get down her and 2 tsps. of cod liver oil were

helpful, made her much, much calmer and made her sleep much better.

Good news about the increased verbalization :-).

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> I've been observing some substantial increase in hyperactivity

and

> stims lately (along with great verbalization, which helps me in

dealing

> with the rest). What are some supplements that I can try that

might

> help him calm down a bit? I know of GABA, but how much? (He's 34

> pounds) Also magnesium, but which form would be better (citrate,

> malate, glycine?..) I'm sure I've missed a thread about this

somewhere

> in the past, sorry if it's repetitive.

> I lowered his Td-Glut dosage by half and took him off of p5p and

all

> other supps except for Vit C, calcium, B12 shots, and zymeprime,

to get

> to the bottom of this. This is a good time for me to try some

calming

> stuff.

> P.S.: As far as chelation, we've just completed our first round

of TD-

> DMSA, but I doubt that any of the hyperactivity is due to that.

> Thanks so much for your time.

> Beti

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