Re: ok, probably boring you by now, but more p...

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had no front teeth until we started Vit D3 a couple of yrs ago approx, he was then around 8yrs old!

They came in fairly quickly afer starting and he also gained some height.

I also think the calcium issue is relevent for but he didn't do too good on the K.

Vicky

[Guest guest]

sometimes giving just a tiny tiny amount of something may have theopposite effect of what it would do at normal dosing. it is calledhermesis or something like that. ldn works on that principle.just saying 'cos if you see negative things with very tiny doses ofsomething, IN THEORY at least it may well be that he needs higherdoses.... of course easier said than done but I thought better mention

>>>Ooooh I didn't know it had a name, but Sam has this twice that I can really identify, first time No Fenol - tired out after 3 attempts of 10 days of a sprinkle, very alert and purposeful but would not sleep - threw caution to wind one day put a whole cap in and voila!

Now....its a bit too early to say one way or tother but what looked like nasty detox with a grain or two of Folapo, even went down to every other day, same principle, one last fling before we bin it and voila again SO FAR taking 1/4 tab per day, 2 x 1/4 is target dose, will go there next week after TT

Mandi x

[Guest guest]

God

I didnt know this had a name either!! too is very reactive and

I was about to bin the BCN Ultra sensitives after agin, trying a multi

and her going a bit bonkers with a tiny bit, we are still way low but I

did notice her lips not looking good after the vits strted and I know

we have spoken lots about that on here so I thot, maybe just increasde

more and she seems better. Going to keep bumping it up, thanks for the

info.

Luv Caroline

xxx

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Just to

let everyone know that, after some negative reaction initially, Tom is now

doing brilliantly on D3. he really

is a lot more ‘sunshiney’ and a

noticeable improvement in his understanding of language, meaning he can both

understand more complex things AND is more likely to listen to us without us

getting his attention first.

SARA

[Guest guest]

hey, great to hear!!!

could you please describe what the initial negatives were and how long

they lasted? what doses?

tia

Natasa

>

>

> Just to let everyone know that, after some negative reaction

initially,

> Tom is now doing brilliantly on D3. he really is a lot more

'sunshiney'

> and a noticeable improvement in his understanding of language, meaning

> he can both understand more complex things AND is more likely to

listen

> to us without us getting his attention first.

> SARA

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks

Natasa, the initial negatives were wetting himself

and lots of heartbroken type crying for transitions, etc. It lasted 2-3 weeks.

SARA

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From:

Autism-Biomedical-Europe

[mailto:Autism-Biomedical-Europe ] On Behalf Of natasa778

Sent: 02 January

2008 14:57

To:

Autism-Biomedical-Europe

Subject:

Re: ok, probably boring you by now, but more p...

hey, great to hear!!!

could you please describe what the initial negatives were and how long

they lasted? what doses?

tia

Natasa

>

>

> Just to let everyone know that, after some negative reaction

initially,

> Tom is now doing brilliantly on D3. he really is a lot more

'sunshiney'

> and a noticeable improvement in his understanding of language, meaning

> he can both understand more complex things AND is more likely to

listen

> to us without us getting his attention first.

> SARA

>

[Guest guest]

thanks, we saw lots of irritability and gave up, now thinking we should

give it another go. how much are you giving? and did you start low and

slow? we saw negatives with 600iu, although he had been getting twice

that through CLO for some time.

Natasa

> >

> >

> > Just to let everyone know that, after some negative reaction

> initially,

> > Tom is now doing brilliantly on D3. he really is a lot more

> 'sunshiney'

> > and a noticeable improvement in his understanding of language,

meaning

> > he can both understand more complex things AND is more likely to

> listen

> > to us without us getting his attention first.

> > SARA

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi,

Yes,

irritability is not a bad description for what we were seeing with Tom, although

both weeing and crying were both a bit like he’d

lost some sort of control – he let go, so to speak. I was wondering if

less inflammation meant a different feeling and loss of control that way, v

unscientific of course.

Tom

was having CLO for some time before too.

We

started on a sprinkle of D3 and then ¼ caps (one capsule = 1,000iu)

then ½ caps. He reacted each time we put the dosage up. I have recently moved

to ½ caps am plus ½ caps pm and there was no reaction this time so I’m

thinking of quite quickly moving him up to 2,000

SARA

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From:

Autism-Biomedical-Europe

[mailto:Autism-Biomedical-Europe ] On Behalf Of natasa778

Sent: 02 January 2008 17:21

To:

Autism-Biomedical-Europe

Subject:

Re: ok, probably boring you by now, but more p...

thanks, we saw lots of irritability and gave up, now thinking we should

give it another go. how much are you giving? and did you start low and

slow? we saw negatives with 600iu, although he had been getting twice

that through CLO for some time.

Natasa

> >

> >

> > Just to let everyone know that, after some negative reaction

> initially,

> > Tom is now doing brilliantly on D3. he really is a lot more

> 'sunshiney'

> > and a noticeable improvement in his understanding of language,

meaning

> > he can both understand more complex things AND is more likely to

> listen

> > to us without us getting his attention first.

> > SARA

> >

>

[Guest guest]

one last question which brand are you using, is it gelcaps that need

to be cut open?

nx

> > >

> > >

> > > Just to let everyone know that, after some negative reaction

> > initially,

> > > Tom is now doing brilliantly on D3. he really is a lot more

> > 'sunshiney'

> > > and a noticeable improvement in his understanding of language,

> meaning

> > > he can both understand more complex things AND is more likely to

> > listen

> > > to us without us getting his attention first.

> > > SARA

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

It’s

Vitamin Research Products. They are powder in capsules. Good luck with it. SARA

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From:

Autism-Biomedical-Europe

[mailto:Autism-Biomedical-Europe ] On Behalf Of natasa778

Sent: 02 January 2008 22:21

To:

Autism-Biomedical-Europe

Subject:

Re: ok, probably boring you by now, but more p...

one last question which brand are you using, is it gelcaps that need

to be cut open?

nx

> > >

> > >

> > > Just to let everyone know that, after some negative reaction

> > initially,

> > > Tom is now doing brilliantly on D3. he really is a lot more

> > 'sunshiney'

> > > and a noticeable improvement in his understanding of language,

> meaning

> > > he can both understand more complex things AND is more likely to

> > listen

> > > to us without us getting his attention first.

> > > SARA

> > >

> >

>