Re: Closing ears with hands

May 4, 2009

Adrenal Cortex Extract. You can get it online or at any health food store or

vitamin store. Comes in many doses, mixed with other stuff, etc..

TJ

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From: Rose Rudolph <roserudolph55@...>

Sent: Sunday, May 3, 2009 8:04:51 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Closing ears with hands

what is ace?

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From: iflow97 <iflow97 (DOT) com>

Sent: Sunday, May 3, 2009 9:58:08 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Closing ears with hands

Hi . I don't have Andy's book at home with me it is at my office, so I don't

have the page number in AI off hand, but there is a whole adrenals section in

there. Help me out others on the board with the page number!...Basically , I

think if sodium and potassium are down, with cal and mag up on the hair test,

this is an adrenal sign. ACE is trial and error. We started out with a quarter

capsule of the 250 mg in the am and one in the afternoon after school at 3 pm.

Over time we increased it. Now we are up to one 250 mg cap in the am, and one

250 mg cap in the pm. On round sometimes we give another half a cap around

dinner. Generally, you don't want to give this too late in the day, usually 3 pm

is our cut off, (can cause hyperactivity if given too late)except on round, when

we have to be up all night anyway. As we raised up the ALA dose, we noticed more

adrenal stress - so we upped the ACE and, voila, no problems.

Our son used to hate bright lights, the wind on his face, loud noises, the whole

hands over the ears thing was an everyday occurrence. The food processor used to

send him shrieking with hands over his ears under the kitchen table. For us, ACE

was nothing short of magic. Better transitioning etc.

It is definitely worth a trial for you. Word of advice, start low and slow,

build up slowly till you get to the dose where these adrenal related behaviors

abate.. One quick anecdote, the other day it was really windy and rainy where we

live. Went to pick up my son at school, all of the kids in his pre k autism

class were freaking out as they exited the school, the wind, the rain on their

faces, sensory disaster for them. My son sauntered out dancing in the puddles,

not noticing it. We are the only ones doing biomed. I felt so bad for the other

kids, thought, just a little ACE for some of these kids, and they could be like

my son, enjoying the puddles.

Hope this helps. Irene

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