Re: Re: Opinion on recent posts/Rhoda

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Do look into this. My friend has a b-12 disorder, and her son recovered on the

MB-12 shots and diet. He was an easy recovery as a matter of fact (her words).

In his case, she feels his autism was really an underlying metabolic disorder

that runs in the family.

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Rhoda Boyd <rboyd@...> wrote:

For example, information from this group makes me wonder if B-12 plays

a larger role with my son than others. His levels were through the roof at two

years old and have never been tested again. I have a B-12 absorption problem and

have to get shots so maybe there is something to that. I need to research all of

that a little more.

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That's exactly why I have never looked further into the methyl B-12 shots.

Because it didn't make sense to me to be giving my son something he already

seemed to be overloaded with/unable to process/eliminate.

But, I think it is interesting that there seems to be some kind of connection

for a few of us -- i.e. B-12 processing problem with Mom, sky high B-12 levels

with kids. Not sure what it means. Maybe nothing. I guess I'll have to keep

looking for answers.

Rhoda

RE: Re: Opinion on recent posts/Rhoda

Rhoda,

I, too, need B12 shots, but the B12 shots I get are different than the

ones

Dr. Neubrander uses. I am definitely interested in more info on this, if

you

have any.

My son, too, tested off-the-charts high for B12.

Kristy

Rhoda Boyd <rboyd@...> wrote:

For example, information from this group makes me wonder if B-12 plays a

larger role with my son than others. His levels were through the roof at

two

years old and have never been tested again. I have a B-12 absorption

problem

and have to get shots so maybe there is something to that. I need to

research all of that a little more.

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Precisely.that's what I believe Lori is saying that treatment

does..gets the system back to a more normal state so that it is metabolized

properly. no need for shots.

I suspect that shots might show some success because they go strait into the

bloodstream for use where they are otherwise blocked by a dysfunctional

system.so giving the shots might supply the nutrient but does not correct

the problem in the first place

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Sent: Sunday, June 11, 2006 4:12 AM

Subject: RE: Re: Opinion on recent posts/Rhoda

Lori,

Well, yes. But, when they are off the charts high, but not utilizing it,

isn't that a concern, too?

Kristy

RE: Re: Opinion on recent posts/Rhoda

Rhoda,

I, too, need B12 shots, but the B12 shots I get are different than the

ones

Dr. Neubrander uses. I am definitely interested in more info on this, if

you

have any.

My son, too, tested off-the-charts high for B12.

Kristy

Rhoda Boyd <rboydcyberus (DOT) <mailto:rboyd%40cyberus.ca> ca> wrote:

For example, information from this group makes me wonder if B-12 plays a

larger role with my son than others. His levels were through the roof at

two

years old and have never been tested again. I have a B-12 absorption

problem

and have to get shots so maybe there is something to that. I need to

research all of that a little more.

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