Guest guest Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 I hope all parents read this, I was looking into kirkman new product line, and read about Thera Response, which at first saying to myself finally it has all in one instead of giving our kids separate vitamins, and minerals and all. while reading the description he noted the the mineral factor lithium , as well known nutrient in pharmaceuticals circles. I am a parent represenative in my county serve in care review, so i deal with cases with serious emotional behavorial and bipolar and schizoprenic, to depression, oppositional defiant disorders and more. and what meds the kids are taking. and I also looked into my PDD book, and in the back list all the medicines and vitamins and more. Please this is a very dangerous drug it is not a nutrient lithium is giving to Bipolar patients, schzoprehinic, and manic depressives and just reading my emails what a coincidence autsim today.com sent me some information. well i saw the article about bipolar and lithium. is so toxic is causes major kidney damage. Please talk to your doctor about this, but I am right, and will also note of what it says about lithium , actions and more. Eskalith, Lithane, Lithobid, Lithonate, Lithotabs generic name: Lithium(lithium carbonate, lithium citrate) Use: Bipolar disorder, mood regulation, manic psychosis, PMS, eating disorders, thyroid problems, aggression. Action, if known: regulates circuits within the brain, possibly by having an effect on inositol monophosphatase. May also have unknown antiviral action. Side Effects: hand tremors, excessive thirst and urination, nausea (this should pass) diarrhea, blurred vision. Any of these side effects can be signs of toxity. Call your doctor if they persists. Known interaction hazards: Potentiates neuroleptics, danger of encephalopathic syndrome. Tips: Before starting lithium, have kidney function, thryroid, blood salts, and blood cell counts checked. Lithium users must have heart function, kidney function, thyroid function, and therapeutic level monitored regularly. Lithium can be toxic in doses that are not much higher than the therapeutic dose. if you are allergic to tartrazine dyes, ask your pharmacist if these are used in your lithium product. if side effects are a problem, the slow release lithobid version may be more tolerable. people who have diabetes or a family history of diabetes should be very careful with lithium which may affect the pancreas. This information is out of my Pervasive Developmental Disorders book. I am just very concern about this product and wanted all parents to take warning and if you decide to buy this product please print out information and descriptions and the supplement facts sheet. because lithium is listed the last thing on the supplement facts as lithium citrate. I would be very cautious and talk to your doctors about this new product Thera Response from kirkman labs before use. may do us more harm than we know. Please discuss this product and show what is in it. I will show this to my son doctor. and see what he has to say about lithium about being a nutrient. which I am positive it is not. As for me I am trying to find a product a vitamin/or mulitvitaminand mineral supplement where he dont have to give so many separate supplements to our kids its all in one. including iron. cannot find one thru kirkman labs that has iron. my son has low iron. and he needs a low dosage iron. i don't want a separate vitamin and then have to give iron supplement along with it. anyone can help me out with this I would appreciate it.he is taking enzymes from houston but is not on supplements or mangnesium or manganese nor is he taking any vitamin B supplements. and where do you buy them. other than kirkman labs, twinlabs, brainchildnutritionals. I want to say thankyou to all who has replied to me about liking and disliking chewables and wont chew them anymore etc. thanks for your advice he has been on them 1 1/2 months. and is there any parent who's child who has moderate functioning autism or severe. and non-verbal and is taking houston enzymes and what are there results they have seen in their child and how long have they been on them. Annette Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 Thank you for this post. Lithium is an old generation of drug for bipolar type 1 disorder and it is HIGHLY toxic. Most bipolar patients are now given newer drugs because of lithium toxicity level which needs to be monitored monthly by blood tests. It also can induce psychosis in patients who don't respond well to this drug. Lithium is also used in rechargeable batteries. This is too hard to understand why Kirkman uses a number of toxins in their products. Are the ingredients for Thera Response posted online? Haleh --- nancyannette <annette67@...> wrote: > I hope all parents read this, I was looking into kirkman new product > line, and read about Thera Response, which at first saying to myself > finally it has all in one instead of giving our kids separate > vitamins, and minerals and all. while reading the description he > noted the the mineral factor lithium , as well known nutrient in > pharmaceuticals circles. I am a parent represenative in my county > serve in care review, so i deal with cases with serious emotional > behavorial and bipolar and schizoprenic, to depression, oppositional > defiant disorders and more. and what meds the kids are taking. and I > also looked into my PDD book, and in the back list all the medicines > and vitamins and more. Please this is a very dangerous drug it is not > a nutrient lithium is giving to Bipolar patients, schzoprehinic, and > manic depressives and just reading my emails what a coincidence > autsim today.com sent me some information. well i saw the article > about bipolar and lithium. is so toxic is causes major kidney > damage. Please talk to your doctor about this, but I am right, and > will also note of what it says about lithium , actions and more. > > Eskalith, Lithane, Lithobid, Lithonate, Lithotabs > generic name: Lithium(lithium carbonate, lithium citrate) > Use: Bipolar disorder, mood regulation, manic psychosis, PMS, eating > disorders, thyroid problems, aggression. > Action, if known: regulates circuits within the brain, possibly by > having an effect on inositol monophosphatase. May also have unknown > antiviral action. > Side Effects: hand tremors, excessive thirst and urination, nausea > (this should pass) diarrhea, blurred vision. Any of these side > effects can be signs of toxity. Call your doctor if they persists. > Known interaction hazards: Potentiates neuroleptics, danger of > encephalopathic syndrome. > Tips: Before starting lithium, have kidney function, thryroid, blood > salts, and blood cell counts checked. Lithium users must have heart > function, kidney function, thyroid function, and therapeutic level > monitored regularly. Lithium can be toxic in doses that are not much > higher than the therapeutic dose. if you are allergic to tartrazine > dyes, ask your pharmacist if these are used in your lithium product. > if side effects are a problem, the slow release lithobid version may > be more tolerable. people who have diabetes or a family history of > diabetes should be very careful with lithium which may affect the > pancreas. > This information is out of my Pervasive Developmental Disorders book. > I am just very concern about this product and wanted all parents to > take warning and if you decide to buy this product please print out > information and descriptions and the supplement facts sheet. because > lithium is listed the last thing on the supplement facts as lithium > citrate. I would be very cautious and talk to your doctors about > this new product Thera Response from kirkman labs before use. may do > us more harm than we know. Please discuss this product and show what > is in it. I will show this to my son doctor. and see what he has to > say about lithium about being a nutrient. which I am positive it is > not. > > As for me I am trying to find a product a vitamin/or mulitvitaminand > mineral supplement where he dont have to give so many separate > supplements to our kids its all in one. including iron. cannot find > one thru kirkman labs that has iron. my son has low iron. and he > needs a low dosage iron. i don't want a separate vitamin and then > have to give iron supplement along with it. anyone can help me out > with this I would appreciate it.he is taking enzymes from houston but > is not on supplements or mangnesium or manganese nor is he taking any > vitamin B supplements. > and where do you buy them. other than kirkman labs, twinlabs, > brainchildnutritionals. I want to say thankyou to all who has replied > to me about liking and disliking chewables and wont chew them anymore > etc. thanks for your advice he has been on them 1 1/2 months. > and is there any parent who's child who has moderate functioning > autism or severe. and non-verbal and is taking houston enzymes and > what are there results they have seen in their child and how long > have they been on them. > Annette > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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