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Date Posted: Sun, Feb 09, 01:58:23pm
Author: andrew
Subject: sensory issues reflect neural starvation
In reply to: Deborah Delp 's message, "Ok I don't typically do this..." on Thu, Feb 06, 09:15:50pm

bascially medications will give short term improvement(weeks) and be a long term dissater with the possiblity of having an invalid to care for as well as all the other difficulites. so its a trap.

supplements do work but it takes a lot of time and skill that comes with expereince from trying different things....
standard vitamin formulations are often to high and can cause problems.

something as simple as selenomethione/methlyselenocysteine
and zinc can make signifcant improvements.......
i would look at enzymes also
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/enzymesandautism/

mmr damaged kids can ebnefit form the retinyl palimate vitamin a

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Re: Ok I don't typically do this... -- merlin, Sun, Feb 16, 01:02:10pm

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>bascially medications will give short term >improvement(weeks) and be a long term dissater with >the possiblity of having an invalid to care for as >well as all the other difficulites. so its a trap. > >supplements do work but it takes a lot of time and >skill that comes with expereince from trying different >things.... >standard vitamin formulations are often to high and >can cause problems. > > >something as simple as >selenomethione/methlyselenocysteine >and zinc can make signifcant improvements....... >i would look at enzymes also >http://groups.yahoo.com/group/enzymesandautism/ > >mmr damaged kids can ebnefit form the retinyl palimate >vitamin a
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