Re: Re: supplementing pantothenic acid (B-5)- bedwetting/

[Guest guest]

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Should be any magnesium. B6 will eat it up and if the ratio isn't right we get

bedwetting here. Some people have trouble holding onto magnesium and in that

case Taurine at 250 mgs helps to keep the magnesium. I would try what you have

and if that doesn't work investigate the mag/taurine. Let us know.

[ ] supplementing pantothenic acid (B-5)

>

>

> My son is age 7 and 44 lbs. Just wondering how much pantothenic

acid

> I can give in a day or what is recommended? I looked at the

> supplement file and it said 10g. could cause diahrea. I have

500mg

> tablets. Should I give him one of these a day or break it and

> divide? I think 500 mg. is a lot for a chid. Am I right? Anyone

> have experience with this?

>

> His OAT test showed a need for both pantothenic acid and

riboflavin

> back in October and I am just now getting around to addressing

this

> issue. It took me awhile to find suitable ones. He seems like a

kid

> who could benefit from these, especially since his has allergies

and

> pantothenic acid should be good for allergies. I also just read

in my

> Prescription for Nutritional Healing book that riboflavin and

> pantothenic acid are recommended for bedwetting and it said that

> sometimes supplementing these two solves the problem. That makes

me

> all the more anxious to want to give these a shot!

>

> Thanks all,

>

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

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No, that should work, almost always is the cause of the bedwetting. I have only

ever given a 46 lber 500 mgs per day although I have talked to people giving

twice that so I have no idea. Hope the Nutritional Healing Book is right and the

pant acid and riboflavin work for you, .

[ ] supplementing pantothenic acid (B-5)

> >

> >

> > My son is age 7 and 44 lbs. Just wondering how much

pantothenic

> acid

> > I can give in a day or what is recommended? I looked at the

> > supplement file and it said 10g. could cause diahrea. I have

> 500mg

> > tablets. Should I give him one of these a day or break it and

> > divide? I think 500 mg. is a lot for a chid. Am I right?

Anyone

> > have experience with this?

> >

> > His OAT test showed a need for both pantothenic acid and

> riboflavin

> > back in October and I am just now getting around to addressing

> this

> > issue. It took me awhile to find suitable ones. He seems like

a

> kid

> > who could benefit from these, especially since his has

allergies

> and

> > pantothenic acid should be good for allergies. I also just

read

> in my

> > Prescription for Nutritional Healing book that riboflavin and

> > pantothenic acid are recommended for bedwetting and it said

that

> > sometimes supplementing these two solves the problem. That

makes

> me

> > all the more anxious to want to give these a shot!

> >

> > Thanks all,

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >