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Hi, I was wondering if any of you have used a product called Secrenase

on your child? I just read about it on

http://www.secrenase.citymax.com/page/page/1019203.htm and it's a

nasal spray that, I believe, delivers secretin. It costs $80.00 for

about a five-week supply. They have a really good article on Autism

and Bacteria, which is how I was originally led to the site.

Would appreciate hearing from any parents who have experience with it.

Thanks!

Mom to Noah Partha, 29 months

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Be careful here.

First of all, secretin is a hormone that exerts its actions

primarily on the gut. And although receptors for secretin appear to

show up in the brain, no one has determined what function secretin

has in the brain.

Secretin delivered nasally would be subject to conditions in the

nose and lung not favorable for stability of a peptide hormone. Plus

it would have to be absorbed systemically to reach the brain or any

other site of action.

Also, there are a number of things on the website that raise red

flags to me. First, their email address is an AOL mailbox, rather

strange that they don't have their own domain. The message board is

a little strange, most of the messages seem to be of about the same

lenght, and seem to have the same " tone " to them. People's writings

are like a signature, they are distinct. Those messages seem too

similar to me.

I'm not saying not to try it, but please keep investigating.

> Hi, I was wondering if any of you have used a product called

Secrenase

> on your child? I just read about it on

> http://www.secrenase.citymax.com/page/page/1019203.htm and it's a

> nasal spray that, I believe, delivers secretin. It costs $80.00 for

> about a five-week supply. They have a really good article on Autism

> and Bacteria, which is how I was originally led to the site.

>

> Would appreciate hearing from any parents who have experience with

it.

> Thanks!

>

>

> Mom to Noah Partha, 29 months

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I agree with Devin, be careful. The chap behind this sed to pratise in the UK

(GP) but has now 'left the country'. There was bad press about him using

substandard vaccine in his single MMR clinics (expenisve) and this clain of some

40,000 usingf the Secrenase - I have been on these lists for nearly 5 years,

I've yet to find anybody thats used it - how is that possible if the only way to

find out about it is on the net? And I have asked around several times :)

On the flip side, I met half a dozen very happy mums whose kids were

receiving Secrelux - the injection synthetic secretin - by the same guy, who

used to

fly around the UK in a small plane and do clinics in peoples back rooms. 4 of

these mums reported sprontaneous and retained speech (monthly inj) within

hours of a treatment. I met them 4 years ago at a conference. It appears he's in

Oz permanently now since the bad press on the clinic

Mandi in UK

>

> First of all, secretin is a hormone that exerts its actions

> primarily on the gut. And although receptors for secretin appear to

> show up in the brain, no one has determined what function secretin

> has in the brain.

>

> Secretin delivered nasally would be subject to conditions in the

> nose and lung not favorable for stability of a peptide hormone. Plus

> it would have to be absorbed systemically to reach the brain or any

> other site of action.

>

> Also, there are a number of things on the website that raise red

> flags to me. First, their email address is an AOL mailbox, rather

> strange that they don't have their own domain. The message board is

> a little strange, most of the messages seem to be of about the same

> lenght, and seem to have the same " tone " to them. People's writings

> are like a signature, they are distinct. Those messages seem too

> similar to me.

> I'm not saying not to try it, but please keep investigating.

>

>

> >Hi, I was wondering if any of you have used a product called

> Secrenase

> >on your child? I just read about it on

> >http://www.secrenase.citymax.com/page/page/1019203.htm and it's a

> >nasal spray that, I believe, delivers secretin. It costs $80.00 for

> >about a five-week supply. They have a really good article on Autism

> >and Bacteria, which is how I was originally led to the site.

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Thanks, Devin!

I've searched the net and can't find much info on it. It probably is

too good to be true - and if it is a scam, then shame on them! As a

parent, it's so easy to get led into something that you think will

help your child. It's hard to weed out the good from the bad.

You brought up some very interesting points in your email, and I

really appreciate it.

Thanks!

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Keep in mind that there haven't been successful studies on secretin

anyway after years of trying. Study after study has failed to find

secretin of any value over placebo. Even Repligen's last trial failed

to show it worked over placebo.

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i sent off for their " info packet " and that was all i needed to do to see

that it was not a good thing. i am all for secretin but not getting it in a

nasal spray and DEFINATELY not through them. their packet was telling the

story

of parker beck that most people in the autism community are familiar with.

well, it was HIS story and they changed the name to Tommy Beck. i have read

about parker beck because my son was in the phase three trial study for

repligen's secretin. their packet is not even a packet. no letterhead, just

some

papers stapled together. their address is a po box number in austrailia and a

po

box in united kingdom but the bottom of the paper states that secrenase is a

division of secrenase LLC Delaware USA. by the way, there are several

mispelled words all over the packet. too many to just be a mistake, its like

the

person is not educated or acquainted with american dialect. there were just

many

bad things that made me think that it was a hoax.

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thats not completely true. my son was in the phase three trial study of

secretin. with the " part " of the study they unblinded, they did fail to see

" significant " change from the placebo kiddos. on the other hand, might i add

that

there were two groups in this study. one with children with gastrointestinal

issues diagnosed with autism like yeast, bacteria, imtolerance to gluten,

casein and other food allergies, chronic diarrea, constipation, reflux etc..

and

then there was a group of children with no apparent gastro problems. The

group unblinded early for the fda was the group with no gastrointestinal

problems. the other group, which my son is in, hasnt been unblinded yet.

however,

eventhough the results of whether my son got the placebo or not arent in, i know

he got the secretin. we went from horrible problems (behavior and

gastrointestinal) to minimal problems with no other interventions while on the

study.

since stopping the secretin because of the hold on the study(which is not over

contrary to what people believe based on initial results) my sons gastro

problems returned after about 6 weeks of no secretin. while they have improved

somewhat since then with enzymes and the start of chelation, we are not where

we were while on secretin. just my two cents. if we believed all studies were

accurate and gave us a definate yes or no answer on things, then the mmr and

thirmosal theories would be out the window. or any " vaccine related " theory

for that matter. and if that happened, it would be telling people like me (who

had a normal child who received the mmr and within 15 minutes was rushed to

childrens hospital and has never been the same since) that what i saw happen

to my PERFECT child right after the vaccine was a figment of my imagination.

im not saying all treatments work for all kids and that all our children got on

the spectrum the same way, i believe every case is so completely individual,

but if i based all opinions on studies, my son could have had a booster mmr at

4 and i might not have him. furthermore, without secretin i wouldnt have

seen that there is something more in him that he can return to. thanks for

listening to my opinion. ps......i dont know what i would do without houston

enzymes. thank goodness for houstons.

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I have used transdermal secretin (obtained by Rx) from

Hopewell Pharmacy and secrenase. They seem to work

the same.

Secrenase?

> Hi, I was wondering if any of you have used a product called Secrenase

> on your child? I just read about it on

> http://www.secrenase.citymax.com/page/page/1019203.htm and it's a

> nasal spray that, I believe, delivers secretin. It costs $80.00 for

> about a five-week supply. They have a really good article on Autism

> and Bacteria, which is how I was originally led to the site.

>

> Would appreciate hearing from any parents who have experience with it.

> Thanks!

>

>

> Mom to Noah Partha, 29 months

>

>

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Dr Pugh is a qualified Doctor, he practised here in the UK for many years as

an NHS GP. He left under a bit of a cloud - there was an on-going

investigation into his single MMR clinic. However, bear in mind British

gvernment hates

that anybody is offering single doses of MMR

Mandi in UK

> I attended a seminar approximately 18 months ago, at which a Dr

> Pugh spoke on nasal secretin. I believe he said he was going to be

> based on the Gold Coast (Queensland). There was one woman in the

> audience who had used it on her son, with good results. If you wanted

> to check the bona fides of this doctor/company, you may wish to

> contact Autism Behavioural Intervention Queensland which organised

> this seminar.

>

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Hi ,

I attended a seminar approximately 18 months ago, at which a Dr

Pugh spoke on nasal secretin. I believe he said he was going to be

based on the Gold Coast (Queensland). There was one woman in the

audience who had used it on her son, with good results. If you wanted

to check the bona fides of this doctor/company, you may wish to

contact Autism Behavioural Intervention Queensland which organised

this seminar.

http://www.abiq.org/

, Australia.

> Hi, I was wondering if any of you have used a product called

Secrenase

> on your child? I just read about it on

> http://www.secrenase.citymax.com/page/page/1019203.htm and it's a

> nasal spray that, I believe, delivers secretin. It costs $80.00 for

> about a five-week supply. They have a really good article on Autism

> and Bacteria, which is how I was originally led to the site.

>

> Would appreciate hearing from any parents who have experience with

it.

> Thanks!

>

>

> Mom to Noah Partha, 29 months

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Thanks ,

Is this considered a pretty safe thing I can just try and see if it

helps?

Marie

>

> Does anyone have any thoughts on this? I was thinking about asking

> our DAN if we could try a transdermal but if anyone was getting

good

> results thought I might order this as a try and see. Anyone know

how

> much it costs?

> Thanks,

> Marie

>

>

>

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