Re: Re: Rich...can you explain what this means?

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Hi Kristy,

Just curious -- was it kirkman's glutathione cream? They and a few other

pharmacies sell it up to 6 months old. Glut is only good for 1-2 months. If

your child gets a rash, you should suspect you were using an expired batch.

It's almost impossible to be allergic to glutathione.

I think about 15% of ASD kids don't do well with epsom salt baths -- at least

it was not a big investment!

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aaron2kristie <aaron2kristie@...> wrote:

Rich

It looks like you have written a lot of well informed facts below

but I just don't understand what they mean exactly. Here is what I

know. My son just turned three. We were on the MB12 shots for about

five months. We did every third day and then every other day. I

didn't really see any changes whatsoever. We did glutathione cream

for about a month or less. Again I saw nothing (except maybe a bout

of eczema increase, which also increased with epsom salt baths?). We

are going to finally see Dr Goldberg in July. Can you tell me how

what you have written might relate to my son?

Kristie

Aidan 3.0

> > 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

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