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this has been our experience with cream in that the gains that appear

while on it tend to stick ... so it would be hard to conclude what is

what by just stopping the cream.

hope it works the same way for you

natasa

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> Honestly, they are doing so well right now I don't want to stop

anything! The only things I added were the patches and the cream two

weeks before that. The gains stayed and kept coming when I stopped the

cream for two weeks and amplified when I brought it back. (The same way

it did when I started the patches.) So for me they just seem to work

well together. I don't want to stop anything that may be working right

now. We have seen more gains and language then we ever have before! My

little guy even called his brother by name and pulled him out of bed to

play! Up until now I wasn't sure he really knew what anyone's name was.

I am scared to stop anything and lose this momentum!

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> From: " Debi " fightingautism@...

> , you could always stop for a couple weeks & see if the gains

> taper off/decrease, then start back & see if it picks up. Sometimes

> things are a fluke, but if declines with stopping and gains when

> starting back up are seen a second or maybe even third time, then you

> are likely on something that helps. I've done this with several

> things, primarily gfcf.

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> Debi

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I am not using a glutathione cream--I am using Autistique 1.0. So they are two totally different products. I have not tried the glutathione cream. I have tried things that worked for others and have had no success and other things have been great. But since I started these two things in combination the gains have exploded. A few months earlier we reintroduced Carnosine and that gave us our first "wow!" in a long time. (I just give it to my son.) I do vitamins, antiviral and antiyeast and charcoal or Mother Necessity Detox also. But adding in the cream and the patches are the only new things--and my son is a different kid. People who don't see him every day or amazed at the changes they have seen over the last few weeks. My nonverbal kid actually is trying to talk--and getting so close! The other day I asked him where his sippy was and he said "cup" and pointed to the other room and ran to get it. Prev

iously, he would look at me and if I started him walking in the direction of the cup, he would just trip over it and keep on going. Now he searches for it. My mom told him she loved him the other night and he tried to say it back. She was so happy! The trying to talk is what has me most happy. He can make sounds he never could before and can put new ones together. Everyday I pray he doesn't lose what he has gained--so far so good!

Now if we could just lose the meltdowns with transitions I would be thrilled!

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this has been our experience with cream in that the gains that appearwhile on it tend to stick ... so it would be hard to conclude what iswhat by just stopping the cream.hope it works the same way for you :)natasa>> Honestly, they are doing so well right now I don't want to stopanything! The only things I added were the patches and the cream twoweeks before that. The gains stayed and kept coming when I stopped thecream for two weeks and amplified when I brought it back. (The same wayit did when I started the patches.) So for me they just seem to workwell together. I don't want to stop anything that may be working rightnow. We have seen more gains and language then we ever have before! Mylittle guy even called his brother by name and pulled him out of bed toplay! Up until now I wasn't sure

he really knew what anyone's name was.I am scared to stop anything and lose this momentum!>> >> -------------- Original message --------------> , you could always stop for a couple weeks & see if the gains> taper off/decrease, then start back & see if it picks up. Sometimes> things are a fluke, but if declines with stopping and gains when> starting back up are seen a second or maybe even third time, then you> are likely on something that helps. I've done this with several> things, primarily gfcf.>> Debi>