Re: Re: sleep problems!

[Guest guest]

Regarding the recent Vitamin B post and the melatonin post, I feel a

responsibility as an " oldie " to mention that these are not things Dr.

Goldberg would prescribe, and have never been part of the treatments to

my knowledge. Dr. Goldberg does encourage the use of a basic multivitamin

(i.e. Flintstones, which probably includes vitamin but not more than than

the recommended daily allowance.

I just posted this because I feel it is important on this list to keep clear

which things are part of the treatments and which things are not, so

that those who are trying to pursue know.

I know that we are all here to help our kids and I hope I haven't hurt

anyone's feelings, as I know we are all doing what we think is best for our

children. I care about all of you... we have a hard job trying to figure

out what steps to take. Some of you are taking different paths, and I

respect your right to do so.

Caroline

[Guest guest]

Is Dr. Goldberg the famous Dr. who says not to use dyes and synthetic

preservatives, etc?

For sleep GABA was recommended to me and it sure helps.

http://www.immunesupport.com (NFI)

Alice

Regarding the recent Vitamin B post and the melatonin post, I feel a

responsibility as an " oldie " to mention that these are not things Dr.

Goldberg would prescribe, and have never been part of the treatments to

my knowledge. Dr. Goldberg does encourage the use of a basic multivitamin

(i.e. Flintstones, which probably includes vitamin but not more than than

the recommended daily allowance.

Scientists at the Hopkins University School of Medicine say that a few

squares of chocolate a day can reduce the risk of a heart attack by almost 50

per cent in some cases.