Re: Antifolate antibody disorder

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Georgia,

Can you tell me about the antifolate antibody disorder. Do you have any

info on it an it's symptoms? Thank you.

> Our DAN just cautioned that all milk products contain antifolate antibodies

> that can increase this disorder and further inflame the brain. I really am

> not clear on this subject but thought I'd mention it. So much for the goats'

> milk yogurt! I am still thinking of trying colostrum, however, as it seems

> like the benefits may outweigh the risks on this point as it should contain

> such low amounts of casein. Can anyone recommend a type of colostrum that

> contains the least amount of casein? We used to give a liquid kind but from

> my recent readings the capsule form of it may be more beneficial for those who

> can swallow pills as it gets further into the GI reaping more benefits.

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>>>> Anyone here use colostrum? Tried this years ago but might try again. What

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I'm sorry, I'm just learning about this myself. From what the doctor told me,

the body cannot handle forms of folic acid, as it exacerbates the anti folate

antibody issues. Leucovorin is a script to help supplement (I think) depleted

folate levels. I asked if we could ever stop this script and what could safely

take its place and was told we could use methylfolate from Thorne or optimized

folate from life extensions. These are both over the counter.

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[Guest guest]

This is a big Dr. Frye item. I would look for his paper on cerebral folate antibody or maybe his autism one presentation if you want more info.Keena

I'm sorry, I'm just learning about this myself. From what the doctor told me, the body cannot handle forms of folic acid, as it exacerbates the anti folate antibody issues. Leucovorin is a script to help supplement (I think) depleted folate levels. I asked if we could ever stop this script and what could safely take its place and was told we could use methylfolate from Thorne or optimized folate from life extensions. These are both over the counter.

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