Re: folinic acid mentioned in mb12 nasal spray trmt, what kind is best?

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we like folapro the best

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folinic acid mentioned in mb12 nasal spray trmt, what kind is best?

I read on Stan's website regarding the MB12 nasal spray trmts that some patients are using folnic acid in addition to the nasal spray. What is the best form of folnic acid to use? My son daily takes a b complex 100 tablet which includes folnic acid 100mcg made by Nature's Plus. Is this a sufficient form of folnic acid? My son who has regressive autism has recently started taking the MB12 Nasal spray, and I have been pretty impressed with how alert he is. In my research on the MB12 nasal spray, I missed the folnic acid information, so I did not have this information when I presented it to his pediatrician.Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated.Thanks,Rolli

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Our DAN recommended folinic from Thorne, its called Folacal. He

suggested 1 to 2 capsules, 1 to 2 times a day. Each cap is 800mcg. We

were able to creep slowly upto 1 cap 1 time a day after several months

following considerable viral and bacterial detox.

My son in addition, takes Folapro from Metagenics. We added the

Folinic later. I still do not quite understand what the folinic vs the

folapro do - and keep forgetting to ask at the appt.

Gayatri

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> I read on Stan's website regarding the MB12 nasal spray trmts that some

> patients are using folnic acid in addition to the nasal spray. What is

> the best form of folnic acid to use? My son daily takes a b complex 100

> tablet which includes folnic acid 100mcg made by Nature's Plus.

>

> Is this a sufficient form of folnic acid? My son who has regressive

> autism has recently started taking the MB12 Nasal spray, and I have

> been pretty impressed with how alert he is. In my research on the MB12

> nasal spray, I missed the folnic acid information, so I did not have

> this information when I presented it to his pediatrician.

>

> Any help you can provide is greatly appreciated.

>

> Thanks,

>

> Rolli

>