Guest guest Posted July 24, 1999 Report Share Posted July 24, 1999 Hi Sue, I was raised in Madison! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 26, 1999 Report Share Posted July 26, 1999 Hi Elena, I am currently seeing a physician in Temecula - Wittles. I used to be at UCSD, but now that I have my daughter it is just too difficult to get down there. I basically had to figure on a day in San Diego when I had my doctor at UCSD. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 26, 1999 Report Share Posted July 26, 1999 It would be so nice if all us San Diegons with AIH could meet, seeing that we all live so close to each other! What doctor do you see for you AIH? Elena --- Ceallachqn@... wrote: > From: Ceallachqn@... > > Hi elena > La Jolla is not extremely close to me...I live in > Temecula. My husband works > in San Diego - Navy. I have been in Mission Bay > several times. You would be > the only other person I know near me who has AIH. > Until I got on this list I > felt like an island! That is 15 years of island > living! > > --------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 16, 2000 Report Share Posted February 16, 2000 I have just bought what I believed to be a great vitamin. Anyone know anything about these. New Chapter Vitamin E made from bio grown food cultured nutrients. Contains, iodine, kelp acerola. tumeric,tomato, peppermint, schisandra, long pepper, english hawthorne and ginger. The Tiny Tabs Multiple has all sorts of vitamins, superfoods such as kelp, barley grass, etc, and herbal extracts such as brocolli, tumeric, stinging nettle, soybean, red clover. etc. You take six tablets a day. They are expensive.Multiples are 18.00 for 240 and 13.00 for E 60 tab. Anyone with any information about these please let me know. I wondered if they are any better than a cheaper brand. I am going poor trying to buy the best and then questioning whether it is worth it. I have lost 3 Basset hounds in the past 3 years. Two of them developed cancer. One of 6 had spleen cancer and one of 9 had ureathea cancer. I lost another to spinal problems. I now have three other bassets. One is 15 months, another 2 and one 5. I worry so much about them getting cancer so I have been trying to feed all natural dry and canned foods. It can make you go for broke. They are expensive. My other dogs ate, alpo and pedigree. I am scared to go back to feed ing these guys the stuff since I am not sure that it didn;'t attribute to them getting cancer from the food. Anyone have any thoughts about this. thanks, Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 16, 2000 Report Share Posted February 16, 2000 >There is no such thing as >a 100% natural vitamin pill >made from 100% food products >(with a few rare exceptions... B-12 some vit E) > >nor would I want to buy one! >The important thing to consider on vitamins >is the freshness of the pill >and the actual substance that it is. > >example calcium ascorbate is better absorbed and better tolerated than >ascorbate acid. > >Know exactly what you are swallowing and why! > Dear Tom, I agree with you in part, however chelating (gluing) calcium to ascorbic acid does not improve its bioability (utilization by the cells). It only improves its absorption into the blood stream or intercellular fluid (the non-blood fluid outside the veins and arteries and capillaries). B-12: Almost all vitamin B-12 (made by bacteria) on the market has been de-natured by attaching a cyanide molecule to it to give it shelf life. This renders the B-12 biologically enert unless cells in the body can custom make an enzyme to cleave off the cyanide molecule. This form of B-12 is called Cyanocobalamin. Naturally occuring B-12 is called Cobalamin and is destabilized in the presence of light or oxygen as are all other naturally occuring vitamins and minerals in the food chain. Also, almost all forms of Vitamin E on the market are synthetic or denatured to various degrees. There are some vitamin and mineral products available in which the nutrient material is grown by live plant cells in firmentation tanks. Studies indicate substantial differences in how this material is matabolized and used as compared to the industry standard referred to as USP or FCC grade vitamins or minerals. Molydenum, for instance, can be in excess of 1600% better utilized than the form typically found in most supplements. Regarding vitamin supplements in general. There are only seven companies in the Unites States that manufacture vitamins and they are all identical, synthetic or identical to synthetic and totally unlike anything found in the food chain. Most of the patents for synthetizing them are held by Hoffman LaRoche, the largest of the group. Vitamin brand name companies buy the raw vitamin material through brokers or sales people and produce tablets or encapsulated products with the material. Contrary to public belief, there are no vitamin companies that actually manufacture their own vitamins or minerals. I think you advice about knowing what you are swallowing is great, but very difficult to do these days. There is a lot of cheating going on throughout the health food industry and, as an industry, not exempt from the same type of beliefs and ignorance found in our medical system for instance. Different versions of the same thing all too frequently produce the same sort of results. Thank you for your vigilance. We need more people doing what your doing. Warm regards, J Bentley Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 17, 2000 Report Share Posted February 17, 2000 >I have just bought what I believed to be a great vitamin. Anyone know >anything about these. New Chapter Vitamin E made from bio grown food >cultured nutrients. Contains, iodine, kelp acerola. tumeric,tomato, >peppermint, schisandra, long pepper, english hawthorne and ginger. The Tiny >Tabs Multiple has all sorts of vitamins, superfoods such as kelp, barley >grass, etc, and herbal extracts such as brocolli, tumeric, stinging nettle, >soybean, red clover. etc. You take six tablets a day. They are >expensive.Multiples are 18.00 for 240 and 13.00 for E 60 tab. Anyone with >any information about these please let me know. I wondered if they are any >better than a cheaper brand. I am going poor trying to buy the best and then >questioning whether it is worth it. I have lost 3 Basset hounds in the past >3 years. Two of them developed cancer. One of 6 had spleen cancer and one >of 9 had ureathea cancer. I lost another to spinal problems. I now have >three other bassets. One is 15 months, another 2 and one 5. I worry so much >about them getting cancer so I have been trying to feed all natural dry and >canned foods. It can make you go for broke. They are expensive. My other >dogs ate, alpo and pedigree. I am scared to go back to feed ing these guys >the stuff since I am not sure that it didn;'t attribute to them getting >cancer from the food. Anyone have any thoughts about this. thanks, > Dear , You have chosen a more real vitamin supplement that almost anything on the market. New Chapter vitamin's and minerals are grown in fermentation tanks in a process that takes commercially available vitamins and minerals and introduces them into a growning process using the same yeast that natures provides for fermenting wine or beer. The yeast is benivolent, in that it is not harmful. One of the good guys. Almost without exception most supplements on the market are synthetic or identical to synthetic because of denaturing to give them shelf life. They are produced by only 7 companies in the United States or an additional 6 in the rest of the world. Actual utilization at the cellular by the standard material on the market appears to be about 5% or less. I have no affiliation with New Chapter, however I know the founder Schulick to be an honorable family man with an extensive bachground in herbalogy. New Chapter supplements are probably the most effective form of vitamin/mineral supplements you will find in health food stores today. I'm sorry to hear about your loss with the bassets. Please know that there are no " natural " dry or canned foods for dogs. If it is in a can and especially if it is dry food it is 100 percent processed regardless of the claim of naturalness. All mammals, including humans have an immune response to any food that has been heated above 118 degrees Farinheit. Thats just warm enough to wash you hands. The body treats any raw food heated above 118 as toxic. the immune response is known as Digestive Leukocytosis and marks in increase in the white blood cell count. Extensively processed red meat, such as found in bacon, salami, pastrami, smoked ham, etc., cause an immune response in the body vertually identical to ingesting poison. Pet foods are typically processed more than human food. Did you ever notice that the " better " the pet food has gotton the more diseased the animals are getting. Cancer was relatively uncommon one generation ago in dogs and cats. Now it is becomming epidemic. Pet foods contain mostly byproducts (and fillers) which the animals usually would not eat unless the byproduct was raw and fresh. Usually " byproducts " are only eaten by scavengers. I suggest you call Pat Mckay Animal Nutritrion in Pasadena, Californnia at 626 296-1120 and get her books and find out about her pet products. She's probably the best there is and her dog and cat products can effect cancer in animals. And she has lost of testamonials from breeders and regular dog and cat owners. She also has a web site. Search for Pat McKay. Keep on your quest to understand and educate yourself. The truth always finds a friend. Warm regards, J Bentley Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 23, 2000 Report Share Posted February 23, 2000 ~ we just had the doc take a vitamin A level when we had 's bloodwork done. He was more than agreeable; also ran a liver profile in addition to all the regular thyroid testing. I may want to try on the cod liver oil so we'll see. The vitamin issue is pretty controversial as you probably are aware. I, for one, am not an advocate of MEGA vitamin therapy (ie lots more than the RDA) but I (and this is JUST me!!) do feel alot more comfortable trying supplements with before resorting to pharmaceuticals~ except in the area of heart meds, thyroid meds etc. I thought Joan would get a kick out of this~ I asked the endo if he would consider trying something different with 's thyroid meds and he replied " Sure, as long as you don't want to give her something from a " thyroid plant " you've got growing in the back yard " . hehe. Anyway he agreeed to dividing her dosage of cytomel to give 2x a day rather than once which was what I wanted to try. Sherry Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 11, 2000 Report Share Posted April 11, 2000 Thanks, Dina - Great idea! I also wish I had more of a choice about what is in my multi vitamin and mineral supplement. It would be great if we could find something like a quality " a la carte " or compounding vitamin/mineral source. Every time I find a multi that is " close enough " - it becomes discontinued. It's a shame. That way we could take into consideration each of our own particular eating habits, and we would be able to allow for that in the supplements we choose to take. For example, someone who thrives on pumpkin, carrots, and sweet potatoes may do better with a multi which contained a lower amount of Vit A and/or beta carotene - to avoid toxicity. I also want a multi (or components I can put together myself) that offers natural kelp for iodine, and natural mixed tocopherols for the Vit E, etc. I've already seen improvements since adding selenium and copper-rich foods to my diet recently - and I'm already able to tolerate some iodine again. My goiter seems to have flattened out some... I'm impressed! But I personally dislike the current choices for vitamin/mineral supplements. One company offers a vitamin supplement, and a separate mineral supplement. That helps, however, it has 400 IU of Vit D, in the vitamin tablet, and it also has a full 400 IU of Vit D in the mineral tablet as well. I don't want THAT much Vit D! It's frustrating. 's new site makes it so easy to learn about nutrients. We just need a more effective way of getting the ones each of us needs. Chris ---------------- > Do yall think their is a vitamin company that would be willing to custamize > our vitamins into one pill? Dina > ______________________________________________________ > Get Your Private, Free Email at http://www.hotmail.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 25, 2000 Report Share Posted April 25, 2000 Cristi, Hi, how are you this morning? I hope you're doing well. I have been taking Rashelle's diet herbs for a while now and really love them. I haven't noticed anything more than a very satisfied feeling after eating and, believe it or not, they seem to have a sort of peaceful, calming effect. I take them only in the evening because of my particular situation at this time, but have found that I am much more patient and able to handle stress without difficulty after the dinner hour. I'm not sure if this is a direct result of the herbals or not, they are the only real change I've made, so I'm thinking the capsules are probably the reason. You are wise to be very careful with the diet herbs you use. If you would like to know if anything is harmful in the ones you are currrently using, post the ingredients and we'll do our best to figure that out Sincerely, Tami Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 5, 2000 Report Share Posted May 5, 2000 I don't. I take them with food. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 5, 2000 Report Share Posted May 5, 2000 Who said you had to take vitamins on an empty stomach. I always take mine with my meals. ~Laury P.S. I take my iron before I eat because you are not supposed to take iron and calcium together. The iron inhibits the absorption of the calcium. It pays to read folks. :-) ~L Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 2, 2000 Report Share Posted July 2, 2000 How do you get these vitamins? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 3, 2000 Report Share Posted July 3, 2000 Dear Kandy: These super absorbable vitamins sound great. Would appreciate a source. best wishes, Earl Vitamins Centrum, One a Day and other store vitamins only have about a 3% absorbtion rate. All the other expensive brands only offer up to a 35% absorbtion of the minerals. I have seen reports from doctors on this. But there is one that is the only one with a PROVEN 98% absorbtion rate. The process it uses is the only one there is that is patented and proven to work. I have my whole family taking them. I do not sell these vitamins but I can show you how you can get them directly from the company. They are the vitamins that Bobbie Porter was taking while she was pregnant with the seven babies. She is the only person who had such a pregnancy where all the babies lived and were born healthy. Her doctors attributed it to these vitamins. God bless, Kandy ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Explore the popular High-End Room - Go To Where The Smart People Shop-uBid.com 1/6141/13/_/62054/_/962575537/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 3, 2000 Report Share Posted July 3, 2000 They are melaluca (sp) She emailed me personally. Barb Kreuziger ziger@... Honor Society Member Avon Representative Since C-22 1998 Vitamins > > > Centrum, One a Day and other store vitamins only have about a 3% > absorbtion rate. > All the other expensive brands only offer up to a 35% absorbtion of > the minerals. I have seen reports from doctors on this. But there is > one that is the only one with a PROVEN 98% absorbtion rate. The > process it uses is the only one there is that is patented and proven > to work. I have my whole family taking them. I do not sell these > vitamins but I can show you how you can get them directly from the > company. > They are the vitamins that Bobbie Porter was taking while she was > pregnant with the seven babies. She is the only person who had such a > pregnancy where all the babies lived and were born healthy. Her > doctors attributed it to these vitamins. > > God bless, > > Kandy > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Explore the popular High-End Room - > Go To Where The Smart People Shop-uBid.com > 1/6141/13/_/62054/_/962575537/ > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 9, 2000 Report Share Posted July 9, 2000 Me, also! Any order information? Also, content info, etc.? thanks, Becky > Dear Kandy: > These super absorbable vitamins sound great. Would appreciate a source. > best wishes, > Earl > > Vitamins > > Centrum, One a Day and other store vitamins only have about a 3% > absorbtion rate. > All the other expensive brands only offer up to a 35% absorbtion of > the minerals. I have seen reports from doctors on this. But there is > one that is the only one with a PROVEN 98% absorbtion rate. The > process it uses is the only one there is that is patented and proven > to work. I have my whole family taking them. I do not sell these > vitamins but I can show you how you can get them directly from the > company. > They are the vitamins that Bobbie Porter was taking while she was > pregnant with the seven babies. She is the only person who had such a > pregnancy where all the babies lived and were born healthy. Her > doctors attributed it to these vitamins. > > God bless, > > Kandy > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Explore the popular High-End Room - > Go To Where The Smart People Shop-uBid.com > 1/6141/13/_/62054/_/962575537/ > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 16, 2000 Report Share Posted August 16, 2000 Lori, Brook has to take vitamin supplements because he is on Depakote sprinkles for seizures. We use a vitamin & mineral powder #151 that we spoon into his milk everyday. It is made by Bronson Laboratoires and the phone # is 1 800 235 3200. They have a whole catalogue of vitamins and supplements. We used to add chocolate to disguise the vitaminy taste in the past but we don't have to do that anymore. Marisa Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 17, 2000 Report Share Posted August 17, 2000 which ones? Mand@... wrote: > > <> > > Are these available at regular stores, such as KMart? > > M. in Michigan > > -- @... *************************************************************** Any information obtained here is not to be construed as medical OR legal advice. The decision to vaccinate and how you implement that decision is yours and yours alone. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 4, 2000 Report Share Posted October 4, 2000 The two minerals in combination that I remember are glucosamine and chondroiton sulfate. I just take MSM. As far as actual vitamins...I'm clueless to that one. Kit? - Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 7, 2000 Report Share Posted October 7, 2000 You might be thinking of a joint support formula. I was an athlete in college and the best one I found was champion nutrition joint support fuel. Comes in a bottle of 60 capsules. Very highly recommended by major strength coaches. Here is more information. http://www.peakhealth.net/store/store.cfm?do=detail & product_id=12426 >From: " Debbie Holland " <debbieholland@...> >Reply-bodyforlifeegroups ><bodyforlifeegroups> >Subject: Vitamins >Date: Wed, 4 Oct 2000 21:25:39 -0500 > >What are the vitamins that help with muscle soreness? Is it Vitamin C and >something else? I usually get sore a day or two after a workout, yesterday >I started getting sore 4 or 5 hours after my workout. > >Debbie _________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com. Share information about yourself, create your own public profile at http://profiles.msn.com. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 8, 2000 Report Share Posted October 8, 2000 Loriann I know that Sesame Street vitamins do not have any artificial dyes in them (Matt can't have red either), but I dont' know about gluten. I think I'll be finding out soon, tho! On Sun, 8 Oct 2000 08:15:57 -0000 " Lori " <hsmyangel@...> writes: > I just found some great vitamins at Kmart. is allergic to red > #40, in addition to the gluten. Do you know how hard it is to find > vitamins that don't have red dye in them? I found vitabears, which > are gummy bears, with natural colors and flavors. The dose is 2 a > day, so I started giving one. > > > Loriann > Wife to Dewight > Mom to , 10 years, Down Syndrome, Autistic Spectrum Disorder, > ADHD, Oppositional Defiant Disorder > And , 15 months and Strong Willed > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 21, 2000 Report Share Posted November 21, 2000 Mellisa I take it. It increases your energy and ability to fight off things, the amount you get over the counter would probabbly not boost your system too much. I also take vicon forte vitamin (perscription) and b-12 shots ocasionally and b-12 pills. try the vitamins and see how you feel. Christi Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 30, 2000 Report Share Posted November 30, 2000 Kay, thanks for the info on vitamins. Regarding christmas trees, ours goes up in our " formal " (and I use the term " formal " loosly!!) living room which I keep gated off from the boys. They are only in that room supervised. I've heard from other parents that they place their trees in the center of a playpen or put those gates that make a circle (like you'd use outside) around the tree. We put our tree up early this year (because we are going to Boston the day after Christmas-yay!) and we tried getting the boys to put the ornaments on the tree with us. Didn't last very long, they weren't terribly interested!! Judi --- " Tiernan, Kay " <kay.tiernan@...> wrote: > Judi, We have on an OTC multivitamin. She gets > 1 ml daily. I give it to > the other two as well. They've been taking it since > birth. I've used the > Polyvisol (no iron) and now Gerber has the same > thing for less $. I think it > helps. Overall has been in very good health. > > Anyone want to offer up ideas on how to keep your > Christmas tree standing > until Christmas?? I think we plan to cut the top out > of one and put it up on > a table so the kids can't get to it. Don't think > we'll have too many > ornaments since half mine are breakable. They'll > love the lights anyway! > > Kay, Mom to , , -20 mos. > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 18, 2001 Report Share Posted March 18, 2001 > In a message dated 3/18/01 7:02:13 PM Central Standard Time, > @y... writes: > > > > <Most commercially available children's vitamins, however , contain > > allergens that may be more harmful to an AUTISTIC child . For ex., > > retail vit.commonly include artificial flavors and colors, corn > > derivaties,casein,soy and other products to which many AUTISTIC are > > > > > Hi, Everyone......Irma....I have noticed this, too. I use only Nature Made > vitamins because they state right on the bottles " NO artificial colors, art. > flavors, no preservatives, no chemical solvents, no yeast, no gluten, or > starch. " I can only give Gareth the Centrum vitamins > sporadically.......they do make him agitated. I try to give the Centrum to > him on weekends or at night if I feel he should have them.......like now when > he's battling sinus infection/asthma, etc. He just doesn't eat much when > he's sick. I have not had any problems with the single vitamins (A, E, C, > or B-complex) because they are pure. Take care, > Everyone. > Margaret > PS.......I would like to know what the 'autism diet' is. > > HI, Margaret . This was all new to me .Surely makes a difference in a childs behavior , when taking any kind of vitamin. I never had tried the Centrum on my son because , I had seen an experiment on it , it had turned into tar . Couldn't believe it . Unless , a certain Herb company were pulling my leg , to sell their products . My son is tall and slim and I was getting worried because he was pretty ill with the flu , it lasted pretty long . He was not eating well . Lost alot of weight. What no pizza or bean & cheese tacos ? I Definitely knew I had to try something . That was a month and half ago . He has recovered nicely from his flu . Eating very good and has gained about 5 lbs. wears school uniforms at his middle school , makes him feel older and enjoys watching everybody dressed like him . My problem now is purchase next size . One evening I was surfing through the channels on the TV and ran across QVC ,and they were discussing about a Dr. Taub and his products . Then a caller called and said that her child had Downs and it has helped . So, I decided to give it a try , its a Powdered Nutritional Mix , I use a Tupperware quick shake to mix in with his juices . I have not heard of any Autism Diet . There is information on " Why Diet is Important for Autistic Children " .http://www.kirkmanslabs.com/disorders/autism/autism6.htm A book called Special Diets for Special Kids by , Ph.D. - www.FutureHorizons-autism.com .I could go on, but enough said . Don't want to put anyone to sleep with so much reading . Take Care everyone . Irma / 's mom DS/ASD Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 24, 2001 Report Share Posted May 24, 2001 I'm going to show my stupidity here, but is " sublingual B-12 " and " B-12 " the same. I'm thinking that the sublingual mean additional B-12. Is that right? Thanks, in OK Hi Everyone, I'm interested in taking ZMA Fuel & sublingual B-12. Could someone tell me where I can purchase them? I've tried Wal-Mart & Meijer. I had my surgery August 3, 2000 and have lost 90 lbs. so far. After I got to the 5 month mark, my weight loss slowed to 3-4 lbs. a month. But as long as it still comes off I'm happy. Thanks for your help. Bonnie from MI ______________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 24, 2001 Report Share Posted May 24, 2001 I bought both at GNC. Molly > Hi Everyone, > I'm interested in taking ZMA Fuel & sublingual B-12. Could someone tell me > where I can purchase them? I've tried Wal-Mart & Meijer. I had my surgery > August 3, 2000 and have lost 90 lbs. so far. After I got to the 5 month > mark, my weight loss slowed to 3-4 lbs. a month. But as long as it still > comes off I'm happy. Thanks for your help. > Bonnie from MI > > _________________________________________________________________ > Get your FREE download of MSN Explorer at http://explorer.msn.com Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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