Guest guest Posted July 8, 2008 Report Share Posted July 8, 2008 That is amazing - and awesome - was she a gut kid? K in JY likes raw dairy once the intestinal flora encironment is suitable to handle it and thinks it is a shame that thr removal of real dairy for many of our kids is a permanent choice since it is not a healthful one supported by research. Di > > This happened when we took ours off milk for three weeks, she lost language. We put her right back on the milk and the language came back. Try to use raw goat's milk, or goat's milk which can now be found at Super WalMarts. > > Ours also did not need mb12, we used TMG which made her language explode so much in 5 days that she then scored two years above age level. > > A lot of this is trial and error, if what you are doing is not working don't continue, try something else. > > > MB12, GFCF diet - no change.....at all > > > My son is almost 3 1/2 years old. Have been giving him daily MB12 > injections for 5 weeks. Overall we have seen absolutely no change. > Before we started all he could ever verbalize is counting to 10...not > even mom or dad. Now after 5 weeks of MB12...he doesnt say one word > anymore. He regressed even more. Became more irritable on top of it. > He never had bowel issues in his life. All his labwork came back > negative. Gluten free, casein free diet (noooo more milk at > all)...for 5 weeks : no change AT ALL !!! > > I am so disappointed and frustrated. I feel i had the perfect > solution. But now I feel I was so wrong. After all he became worse. > Lost even the last words that he had. It took a lot to convince my > wife to poke my son with those MB12 injections...spent a fortune to > see a dan doctor that wasnt covered by my insurance. I am giving up > on MB12 and GFCF diet. I am happy it works for so many others...i > really am. But I guess my thinking was flawed. I have to rethink > autism for my son. > > Thanks everyone for the help you offered in the few posts that I had. > And good luck > > Chris > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 8, 2008 Report Share Posted July 8, 2008 That is amazing - and awesome - was she a gut kid? K in JY likes raw dairy once the intestinal flora encironment is suitable to handle it and thinks it is a shame that thr removal of real dairy for many of our kids is a permanent choice since it is not a healthful one supported by research. Di > > This happened when we took ours off milk for three weeks, she lost language. We put her right back on the milk and the language came back. Try to use raw goat's milk, or goat's milk which can now be found at Super WalMarts. > > Ours also did not need mb12, we used TMG which made her language explode so much in 5 days that she then scored two years above age level. > > A lot of this is trial and error, if what you are doing is not working don't continue, try something else. > > > MB12, GFCF diet - no change.....at all > > > My son is almost 3 1/2 years old. Have been giving him daily MB12 > injections for 5 weeks. Overall we have seen absolutely no change. > Before we started all he could ever verbalize is counting to 10...not > even mom or dad. Now after 5 weeks of MB12...he doesnt say one word > anymore. He regressed even more. Became more irritable on top of it. > He never had bowel issues in his life. All his labwork came back > negative. Gluten free, casein free diet (noooo more milk at > all)...for 5 weeks : no change AT ALL !!! > > I am so disappointed and frustrated. I feel i had the perfect > solution. But now I feel I was so wrong. After all he became worse. > Lost even the last words that he had. It took a lot to convince my > wife to poke my son with those MB12 injections...spent a fortune to > see a dan doctor that wasnt covered by my insurance. I am giving up > on MB12 and GFCF diet. I am happy it works for so many others...i > really am. But I guess my thinking was flawed. I have to rethink > autism for my son. > > Thanks everyone for the help you offered in the few posts that I had. > And good luck > > Chris > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 8, 2008 Report Share Posted July 8, 2008 Heidi, You mentioned you are using Kirkman's powdered methyl B12. After reading this post I looked for this on the Kirkman site and couldn't find it? My daughter is currently getting MB12 shots and I may be interested in trying the powder at some point. Could you point me to a link where I can buy this? Thanks, -Patience Ambitionn01@... wrote: > > Chris: > > Don't get caught up in science. I have a Master's Degree in Science. > I have done hundred of scientific studies. Thus, I can read them, do > them, and pick them apart. For nearly every scientific study that > says there is no difference in A plus B, there will be a scientific > study that says basically the opposite. There are even scientific > studies that say most scientific studies are biased and not credible. > Thus, realize that science is always changing its mind, does not have > many answers, and is not very reliable and valid. Do you really trust > science now that you come on this Internet and see a whole different > world than what the media and your local doctor portrays? I still > look at scientific reports, but know I recovered my child based on > parental reports. I trusted them; they have no money to make. They > don't represent a company; they are just people on a journey. People > on these forums told me what works, how to do things, what to expect, > etc. They also gave me links and pointed me to websites that were > priceless. But the bottom line is, are you going to believe a bunch > of scientists who have already let us all down, or you going to > believe people like me who have kids in regular school after their > docs said NOTHING could be done for them. Take the word of those who > have had success. If you look for a study that says Z works, you will > find it. If you look for a study that says Z doesn't work, you will > find that too. You will find whatever you are looking for. If you > are looking for recovery, ask those who are doing it. I know diets > and MB 12 shots are expensive, but the pay-off is priceless. My now > 16 year old was on MB 12 shots about 6 months and then I switched to > Kirkman's powdered methyl B12 (methylcolbamin) and the powder worked > even better than the shots and was much cheaper. Thus, once you see > the gains after a few months from the shots, you can transfer over to > the inexpensive powder and see if your child keeps his gains, mine > did. I imagine everyone is different and its impossible to tell, but > since you say you are seeing regression, that's a great sign that the > MB 12 shots are going to work. > > Love and prayers, > > Heidi N > > > > I read those articles. However, it is always dangerous to not take > into consideration for example, the medical literature. > > Let's take the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, April > issue of 2006 where they had a randomized double blinded clinical > trial which showed no difference : > > This study tested the efficacy of a gluten-free and casein-free > (GFCF) diet in treating autism using a randomized, double blind > repeated measures crossover design. The sample included 15 children > aged 2-16 years with autism spectrum disorder. Data on autistic > symptoms and urinary peptide levels were collected in the subjects' > homes over the 12 weeks that they were on the diet. Group data > indicated no statistically significant findings even though several > parents reported improvement in their children. > > Or even better : A Cochrane Database review of all medical literature > ever published about GFCF diets. Article published April 18, 2008. > > AUTHORS' CONCLUSIONS: Research has shown of high rates of use of > complementary and alternative therapies (CAM) for children with > autism including gluten and/or casein exclusion diets. Current > evidence for efficacy of these diets is poor. > > This seems more plausible to me. > Chris > > Chris > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Gas prices getting you down? Search AOL Autos for fuel-efficient used > cars <http://autos.aol.com/used?ncid=aolaut00050000000007>. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 8, 2008 Report Share Posted July 8, 2008 Heidi, You mentioned you are using Kirkman's powdered methyl B12. After reading this post I looked for this on the Kirkman site and couldn't find it? My daughter is currently getting MB12 shots and I may be interested in trying the powder at some point. Could you point me to a link where I can buy this? Thanks, -Patience Ambitionn01@... wrote: > > Chris: > > Don't get caught up in science. I have a Master's Degree in Science. > I have done hundred of scientific studies. Thus, I can read them, do > them, and pick them apart. For nearly every scientific study that > says there is no difference in A plus B, there will be a scientific > study that says basically the opposite. There are even scientific > studies that say most scientific studies are biased and not credible. > Thus, realize that science is always changing its mind, does not have > many answers, and is not very reliable and valid. Do you really trust > science now that you come on this Internet and see a whole different > world than what the media and your local doctor portrays? I still > look at scientific reports, but know I recovered my child based on > parental reports. I trusted them; they have no money to make. They > don't represent a company; they are just people on a journey. People > on these forums told me what works, how to do things, what to expect, > etc. They also gave me links and pointed me to websites that were > priceless. But the bottom line is, are you going to believe a bunch > of scientists who have already let us all down, or you going to > believe people like me who have kids in regular school after their > docs said NOTHING could be done for them. Take the word of those who > have had success. If you look for a study that says Z works, you will > find it. If you look for a study that says Z doesn't work, you will > find that too. You will find whatever you are looking for. If you > are looking for recovery, ask those who are doing it. I know diets > and MB 12 shots are expensive, but the pay-off is priceless. My now > 16 year old was on MB 12 shots about 6 months and then I switched to > Kirkman's powdered methyl B12 (methylcolbamin) and the powder worked > even better than the shots and was much cheaper. Thus, once you see > the gains after a few months from the shots, you can transfer over to > the inexpensive powder and see if your child keeps his gains, mine > did. I imagine everyone is different and its impossible to tell, but > since you say you are seeing regression, that's a great sign that the > MB 12 shots are going to work. > > Love and prayers, > > Heidi N > > > > I read those articles. However, it is always dangerous to not take > into consideration for example, the medical literature. > > Let's take the Journal of Autism and Developmental Disorders, April > issue of 2006 where they had a randomized double blinded clinical > trial which showed no difference : > > This study tested the efficacy of a gluten-free and casein-free > (GFCF) diet in treating autism using a randomized, double blind > repeated measures crossover design. The sample included 15 children > aged 2-16 years with autism spectrum disorder. Data on autistic > symptoms and urinary peptide levels were collected in the subjects' > homes over the 12 weeks that they were on the diet. Group data > indicated no statistically significant findings even though several > parents reported improvement in their children. > > Or even better : A Cochrane Database review of all medical literature > ever published about GFCF diets. Article published April 18, 2008. > > AUTHORS' CONCLUSIONS: Research has shown of high rates of use of > complementary and alternative therapies (CAM) for children with > autism including gluten and/or casein exclusion diets. Current > evidence for efficacy of these diets is poor. > > This seems more plausible to me. > Chris > > Chris > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Gas prices getting you down? Search AOL Autos for fuel-efficient used > cars <http://autos.aol.com/used?ncid=aolaut00050000000007>. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 8, 2008 Report Share Posted July 8, 2008 Hey My son sadly was a bit of a lab rat this past year as I di not know what I was doing, and though I treid many things - not all but many including valtrex with an antifungal - big responder, gut interventions - tanked on GFCF, improved on SCD legal foods, but only so much....and then per the advice of a rather amazing guy in NY my kid is doing really well and really fast on ABSOLUTELY NOTHING...we rae formalizing his stools, healing inflammatory bowel disease and testing GOldberg's viral theories since the drugs that we are on through him will not undermine the gut healing that is a big part of our son's healing froma misdaignosis of autism that is really neuro immune disfunction combined with inflammatpory bowel disease that probably happened when he had nerve damage as a result of rotavirus - the gut got injured and the toxicity built up - our protocols did more harm than good in some ways - at least where the gut was concerned...it took a YEAR to figure out what our child has it will take months more restore him if it is mostly IBD and years if it is that as well as an immune disfunction - jury still out on that. The expert in NY who helped us put the pieces together believes in some supplementation for our kids - though not the ones he distributes as they are not ideal for our pop - and he is researching for me some options that are liquid and therefore more assimilable. Though your kid does not seem a gut kid, per this guy, he could have sterile gut and therefore not be producing the bs andthe k vits and there are a tone of cuero sonsequences when that happens...sterile gut is not IBD or IBS and it is a real diagnosis in europe and many countries, just not here...it is possible that you actually have a true autism, genetic, beurological untreatable case on your hands....anything is possible....BUT SO UNLIKELY, per this guy. Is you kid healthy, no food sensitivities, but locked off in his own world unresponsive and uninterested in you or anyone else...I don;t know what he has, but it probably isn;'t autism as it was defined to us when we got Matt's scary label. I am sorry you did not get more responses...but just bc you are giving up on giving " stuff " until you have a better footing...nothing wrong with that...Matt is doing better, as I said, on nothing at all but the diet recs of this forensic nutritionist in NY and an antiviral rxs by Goldberg....it took us a YEAR to flounder to this point...with a few hiccups along the way. Don't give up. God Bless. Di > > >>>>> > > >>>>> My son is almost 3 1/2 years old. Have been giving him daily > > > MB12 > > >>>>> injections for 5 weeks. Overall we have seen absolutely no > > > change. > > >>>>> Before we started all he could ever verbalize is counting to > > >>> 10...not > > >>>>> even mom or dad. Now after 5 weeks of MB12...he doesnt say one > > >>> word > > >>>>> anymore. He regressed even more. Became more irritable on top > > > of > > >>> it. > > >>>>> He never had bowel issues in his life. All his labwork came > > > back > > >>>>> negative. Gluten free, casein free diet (noooo more milk at > > >>>>> all)...for 5 weeks : no change AT ALL !!! > > >>>>> > > >>>>> I am so disappointed and frustrated. I feel i had the perfect > > >>>>> solution. But now I feel I was so wrong. After all he became > > >>> worse. > > >>>>> Lost even the last words that he had. It took a lot to > > > convince my > > >>>>> wife to poke my son with those MB12 injections...spent a > > > fortune > > >>> to > > >>>>> see a dan doctor that wasnt covered by my insurance. I am > > > giving > > >>> up > > >>>>> on MB12 and GFCF diet. I am happy it works for so many > > > others...i > > >>>>> really am. But I guess my thinking was flawed. I have to > > > rethink > > >>>>> autism for my son. > > >>>>> > > >>>>> Thanks everyone for the help you offered in the few posts > > > that I > > >>> had. > > >>>>> And good luck > > >>>>> > > >>>>> Chris > > >>>>> > > >>>>> > > >>>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 8, 2008 Report Share Posted July 8, 2008 Hey My son sadly was a bit of a lab rat this past year as I di not know what I was doing, and though I treid many things - not all but many including valtrex with an antifungal - big responder, gut interventions - tanked on GFCF, improved on SCD legal foods, but only so much....and then per the advice of a rather amazing guy in NY my kid is doing really well and really fast on ABSOLUTELY NOTHING...we rae formalizing his stools, healing inflammatory bowel disease and testing GOldberg's viral theories since the drugs that we are on through him will not undermine the gut healing that is a big part of our son's healing froma misdaignosis of autism that is really neuro immune disfunction combined with inflammatpory bowel disease that probably happened when he had nerve damage as a result of rotavirus - the gut got injured and the toxicity built up - our protocols did more harm than good in some ways - at least where the gut was concerned...it took a YEAR to figure out what our child has it will take months more restore him if it is mostly IBD and years if it is that as well as an immune disfunction - jury still out on that. The expert in NY who helped us put the pieces together believes in some supplementation for our kids - though not the ones he distributes as they are not ideal for our pop - and he is researching for me some options that are liquid and therefore more assimilable. Though your kid does not seem a gut kid, per this guy, he could have sterile gut and therefore not be producing the bs andthe k vits and there are a tone of cuero sonsequences when that happens...sterile gut is not IBD or IBS and it is a real diagnosis in europe and many countries, just not here...it is possible that you actually have a true autism, genetic, beurological untreatable case on your hands....anything is possible....BUT SO UNLIKELY, per this guy. Is you kid healthy, no food sensitivities, but locked off in his own world unresponsive and uninterested in you or anyone else...I don;t know what he has, but it probably isn;'t autism as it was defined to us when we got Matt's scary label. I am sorry you did not get more responses...but just bc you are giving up on giving " stuff " until you have a better footing...nothing wrong with that...Matt is doing better, as I said, on nothing at all but the diet recs of this forensic nutritionist in NY and an antiviral rxs by Goldberg....it took us a YEAR to flounder to this point...with a few hiccups along the way. Don't give up. God Bless. Di > > >>>>> > > >>>>> My son is almost 3 1/2 years old. Have been giving him daily > > > MB12 > > >>>>> injections for 5 weeks. Overall we have seen absolutely no > > > change. > > >>>>> Before we started all he could ever verbalize is counting to > > >>> 10...not > > >>>>> even mom or dad. Now after 5 weeks of MB12...he doesnt say one > > >>> word > > >>>>> anymore. He regressed even more. Became more irritable on top > > > of > > >>> it. > > >>>>> He never had bowel issues in his life. All his labwork came > > > back > > >>>>> negative. Gluten free, casein free diet (noooo more milk at > > >>>>> all)...for 5 weeks : no change AT ALL !!! > > >>>>> > > >>>>> I am so disappointed and frustrated. I feel i had the perfect > > >>>>> solution. But now I feel I was so wrong. After all he became > > >>> worse. > > >>>>> Lost even the last words that he had. It took a lot to > > > convince my > > >>>>> wife to poke my son with those MB12 injections...spent a > > > fortune > > >>> to > > >>>>> see a dan doctor that wasnt covered by my insurance. I am > > > giving > > >>> up > > >>>>> on MB12 and GFCF diet. I am happy it works for so many > > > others...i > > >>>>> really am. But I guess my thinking was flawed. I have to > > > rethink > > >>>>> autism for my son. > > >>>>> > > >>>>> Thanks everyone for the help you offered in the few posts > > > that I > > >>> had. > > >>>>> And good luck > > >>>>> > > >>>>> Chris > > >>>>> > > >>>>> > > >>>> > > >>> > > >>> > > >> > > > > > > > > > > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 8, 2008 Report Share Posted July 8, 2008 if you want some scientific backbone why not contact the researcher I mentioned whose specialty is gut...bc a friend contacted him recently about her child with a chromosone syndrome, very rare, missing part of chromosone 17, described some symptoms, what she was feeding etc...he responded, made suggestions, that child is improving on his recommendations - he cannot change the genetic issues, but he has helped them understan dthe role that gut was playing in other areas of developmental delay that based on his research did n ot fit the diagnostic criteria of the syndrome...you can have a confirmed genetic disorder and still have bad flora and malabsorption of specific vits and minerals and other undiagnosed obstacles to optimal health - and he didn't SELL them a thing, though he directed her to where they could find some things that would help. This is a family that was not doing anything about the gut bc his issues were not gut ones, but genetic....but THERE WERE some gut issues. She wrote to tell me " I think this guy is amazing " . What can I tell her except that I agree - some of his answers to her about chromosonal mutations and the ONLY one - this thing with a name I cannot respell, pronounce, let alone reiterate all the diagnostic criteria for was the only one with medical evidence procluding it from benefiting from the amino acids he rec that she supplement to speed healing - not anything he sells, he was simply directing her to the right thing for her kid...he is very special and very into what he does - just loves his work. When I asked him how he knew about the things he recommended to her he shot back, " I did not and do not claim to know about autism or even her specific syndrome - I researched it and I am very good at what I do, that's all. Everything I recommend is backed by extensive medical research - I rec nothing to a person esp a parent that isn't. It amazes me some of the things you people will try with so little good science behind them. I wrote him back that many of us HAVE to try bc we have no choice, even less hope given the diagnosis, and we do the best we can. His response. " You are right of course, and I was being insensitive. I am glad I was able to help. " He is really quite a nice guy, and IF there is anything afoot with your kid's gut, he might be able to laser beam to it for you, as he did with our Matt, and get you to where things do start to work or help you understand why they are not. IF he has no insights he will be the first to say so, and nicely. Look at his research, check the gut sense section and see if your kid is actually stooling proerly and regulrly as this is the most basic and improtant pathway to detox of all. Best of luck. Di--- In mb12 valtrex , " bogner81 " wrote: > > Thanks for your words of encouragement. > Chris > > > > > > > > > > My son is almost 3 1/2 years old. Have been giving him daily > MB12 > > > > injections for 5 weeks. Overall we have seen absolutely no > change. > > > > Before we started all he could ever verbalize is counting to > > 10...not > > > > even mom or dad. Now after 5 weeks of MB12...he doesnt say one > > word > > > > anymore. He regressed even more. Became more irritable on top > of > > it. > > > > He never had bowel issues in his life. All his labwork came back > > > > negative. Gluten free, casein free diet (noooo more milk at > > > > all)...for 5 weeks : no change AT ALL !!! > > > > > > > > I am so disappointed and frustrated. I feel i had the perfect > > > > solution. But now I feel I was so wrong. After all he became > > worse. > > > > Lost even the last words that he had. It took a lot to convince > my > > > > wife to poke my son with those MB12 injections.. .spent a > fortune > > to > > > > see a dan doctor that wasnt covered by my insurance. I am > giving > > up > > > > on MB12 and GFCF diet. I am happy it works for so many > others...i > > > > really am. But I guess my thinking was flawed. I have to rethink > > > > autism for my son. > > > > > > > > Thanks everyone for the help you offered in the few posts that > I > > had. > > > > And good luck > > > > > > > > Chris > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 8, 2008 Report Share Posted July 8, 2008 -By the way if your kid is a nonresponder to b12 shots he merely pees them away...it is hardly that big of a deal - there are other far worse or rather riskier interventions and sometimes doing nothing at all if there is something afoot is also the worst thing you can do...so easy there, fella, everyone here is doing the best they can and EVERYONE here loves their child just as much as you love yours....Di-- In mb12 valtrex , " Fithen " wrote: > > Hi > > Why are you on this group site? Gosh, you nearly sound like a mole of > some sort sent here to bash biomed treatments. I have been trying to > follow this conversation, I can hear your frustration with the way > things are progressing for your child. I feel for you. This is a long > process. There is no magic pill for our kids. It is the big picture > process, instead. That is immensely frustrating, but the truth. > > You are getting lots of good feedback from a lot of knowledgeable > parents on here. Take the advice, dump the advice, do whatever. Point > being, most people on this group believe " modern medicine " like you > said is what caused their child's autism to begin with. > > You are giving up GFCF because you saw " no change " in 5 weeks. Person > after person is telling you that's not long enough to see change for > most kids. But that's not good enough for you, fine. Your allergy > tests came back " normal " for your child. Good. But ASD kids don't > have " allergies " to gluten and casein, their bodies don't absorb and > process it the same way as other kids. Someone mentioned that SOY is > can mimic casein, that if you haven't removed soy you may not see any > changes. It is all people's opinions based on their own research and > doctor recommendations, and you are entitled to yours. > > Let me tell you all the ABA and ST in the world did not help my son > until we started the mB-12 shots and began other biomedical > treatments. He tripled his vocabularly the two months after we began > the shots, after having a year of ST. So once again, what works for > my kid may not work for your kid. But don't trash the other parents > or try to make us sound like wack jobs for finding treatments that > work. You wouldn't have had a problem " blindly injecting " vitamins > into your child if you had seen improvement! But now that you > haven't, all of a sudden it is crazy. Dr. Neubrander has a few videos > on his site of people that didn't have improvement with the mB-12 > shots as well, as nothing is 100%. > > I hope things improve for you. But I think you just sound too closed > off to any other constructive advice, so I offer none. > > > > > > > > > > > > My son is almost 3 1/2 years old. Have been giving him daily > MB12 > > > > injections for 5 weeks. Overall we have seen absolutely no > > change. > > > > Before we started all he could ever verbalize is counting to > > > 10...not > > > > even mom or dad. Now after 5 weeks of MB12...he doesnt say one > > word > > > > anymore. He regressed even more. Became more irritable on top > of > > > it. > > > > He never had bowel issues in his life. All his labwork came > back > > > > negative. Gluten free, casein free diet (noooo more milk at > > > > all)...for 5 weeks : no change AT ALL !!! > > > > > > > > I am so disappointed and frustrated. I feel i had the perfect > > > > solution. But now I feel I was so wrong. After all he became > > worse. > > > > Lost even the last words that he had. It took a lot to convince > > my > > > > wife to poke my son with those MB12 injections...spent a > fortune > > to > > > > see a dan doctor that wasnt covered by my insurance. I am > giving > > up > > > > on MB12 and GFCF diet. I am happy it works for so many > others...i > > > > really am. But I guess my thinking was flawed. I have to > rethink > > > > autism for my son. > > > > > > > > Thanks everyone for the help you offered in the few posts that > I > > > had. > > > > And good luck > > > > > > > > Chris > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 9, 2008 Report Share Posted July 9, 2008 MB12, GFCF diet - no change.....at all > > > My son is almost 3 1/2 years old. Have been giving him daily MB12 > injections for 5 weeks. Overall we have seen absolutely no change. > Before we started all he could ever verbalize is counting to 10...not > even mom or dad. Now after 5 weeks of MB12...he doesnt say one word > anymore. He regressed even more. Became more irritable on top of it. > He never had bowel issues in his life. All his labwork came back > negative. Gluten free, casein free diet (noooo more milk at > all)...for 5 weeks : no change AT ALL !!! > > I am so disappointed and frustrated. I feel i had the perfect > solution. But now I feel I was so wrong. After all he became worse. > Lost even the last words that he had. It took a lot to convince my > wife to poke my son with those MB12 injections...spent a fortune to > see a dan doctor that wasnt covered by my insurance. I am giving up > on MB12 and GFCF diet. I am happy it works for so many others...i > really am. But I guess my thinking was flawed. I have to rethink > autism for my son.> > Thanks everyone for the help you offered in the few posts that I had. > And good luck > > Chris> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 9, 2008 Report Share Posted July 9, 2008 They refer to it as methylcolbamin on the site which is just the long way of saying Methyl B12 Look under vitamins, methylcolbamin. Heidi N Heidi,You mentioned you are using Kirkman's powdered methyl B12. After reading this post I looked for this on the Kirkman site and couldn't find it? My daughter is currently getting MB12 shots and I may be interested in trying the powder at some point. Could you point me to a link where I can buy this?Thanks,-PatienceGet the scoop on last night's hottest shows and the live music scene in your area - Check out TourTracker.com! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 9, 2008 Report Share Posted July 9, 2008 Thanks found it! Ambitionn01@... wrote: > > They refer to it as methylcolbamin on the site which is just the long > way of saying Methyl B12 Look under vitamins, methylcolbamin. > > Heidi N > > > Heidi, > > You mentioned you are using Kirkman's powdered methyl B12. After > reading this post I looked for this on the Kirkman site and couldn't > find it? My daughter is currently getting MB12 shots and I may be > interested in trying the powder at some point. Could you point me to a > link where I can buy this? > > Thanks, > > -Patience > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Get the scoop on last night's hottest shows and the live music scene > in your area - Check out TourTracker.com > <www.tourtracker.com?NCID=aolmus00050000000112>! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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