Re: Namenda

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na,

Thanks for all the good info! We have tried enhansa a few times (currently

trying it again) with no observable results. I thought enhansa didn't have

piperine in it?? It's funny because I just ordered some bioperine to try and

make the enhansa do something.

The Valtrex brought great gains in eye contact and interaction, but we seem to

have plateaued. We're doing the high dose vitamin A today and yesterday without

anything major yet. We also started LDM 100 a week or two ago, and it's been

causing major die off in the form of runny poop. I'm going to try mixing it

with immusist and see if that helps, we were already on that but not together.

I know it sounds like we're on too much at once but it's really all been one at

a time!

One really good thing from all our anti-viral experience is that it's become

obvious that the seizures are at least partially caused by viruses, because

seizures go up and down with viral treatments. Right now, R-lipoic acid has

completely stopped the seizures for the past few days at least. I have to give

it transdermally, that's the only way it works for my son. We obviously have a

lot of gut issues to work through still, which immusist is helping with.

Bethany

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> > > > My son is on the one month trial of Namenda and slowly increasing the

dose each week. It is up to us at what dose we would like to stay at. The

first couple of weeks have been great. Just increased and he seems more

hyperactive, but still good. Curious to know what other people are seeing with

Namenda and at what dose they have settled on? I am not sure if the maximum

dose of 10mg in the a.m. and p.m. is necessarily the best even though my son has

very high glutamate levels.

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