Re: Molybdenum and Stims

[Guest guest]

> I am really trying to get to the bottom of my son's increased

> stimming. It times out, I think, with high molybdenum dosing (1000

> mcgs in divided doses) to bring high copper (in the red) down. Copper

> came down quickly per his November hair test, but stimming is up. Has

> anyone noted stimming increasing from molybdenum? I am considering

> dropping it now to see if the stims decrease, but thought someone might

> have some experience with this.

Moly did cause problems at my house when it was time to remove it.

For me, it caused a headache. What are the stims?

Dana

[Guest guest]

My son began waking at 4am ready to go when he no longer needed it. My

daughter had emotional problems when she took it once she no longer

needed it. I am the only one left who still needs in...although not as

much as I used too.

So it could be he is no longer deficient in it.

> > I am really trying to get to the bottom of my son's increased

> > stimming. It times out, I think, with high molybdenum dosing (1000

> > mcgs in divided doses) to bring high copper (in the red) down.

Copper

> > came down quickly per his November hair test, but stimming is up.

Has

> > anyone noted stimming increasing from molybdenum? I am considering

> > dropping it now to see if the stims decrease, but thought someone

might

> > have some experience with this.

>

>

> Moly did cause problems at my house when it was time to remove it.

> For me, it caused a headache. What are the stims?

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

The stims are ones we saw a long time ago but which disappeared for a

while, including funny eye things (focusing on peoples' feet), funny

vocal things sometimes (kind of a humming), with head going side to

side.

Yesterday after a long day of travel, I decided that it is probably

food reactions. He is doing better in many ways, including social,

though the stims definitely stand in the way. His poops are almost

normal now (pretty tentative, I am sure), and if I had to put money

on it, I would guess that perhaps his immune system is finally

kicking in (back to back colds instead of no colds ever) and with

that he is reacting to foods. Is that possible?

Anne

Anne

> > I am really trying to get to the bottom of my son's increased

> > stimming. It times out, I think, with high molybdenum dosing

(1000

> > mcgs in divided doses) to bring high copper (in the red) down.

Copper

> > came down quickly per his November hair test, but stimming is

up. Has

> > anyone noted stimming increasing from molybdenum? I am

considering

> > dropping it now to see if the stims decrease, but thought someone

might

> > have some experience with this.

>

>

> Moly did cause problems at my house when it was time to remove it.

> For me, it caused a headache. What are the stims?

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

> The stims are ones we saw a long time ago but which disappeared for a

> while, including funny eye things (focusing on peoples' feet), funny

> vocal things sometimes (kind of a humming), with head going side to

> side.

Those were caused by several things at my house, but the humming was

usually yeast.

>>I would guess that perhaps his immune system is finally

> kicking in (back to back colds instead of no colds ever) and with

> that he is reacting to foods. Is that possible?

Do you give a lot of vitamin C? Vitamin C plus lysine has virtually

eliminated colds here, and for cold viruses, it was more the vitamin C

than the lysine.

And, if there is just a hint of a cold, one Virastop capsule knocks it

back pretty effectively.

Dana