carnitine supplement with normal blood test for carnitine/ MS Marine formula

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Hello Listmates,

My daughter is not " autistic " but a mix of hypotonia, ?CP, with

hyposensory issues. She is metal toxic. Any hyperness from

supplements, die off... we like since she seems to have more energy

during those times!! Her carnitine levels have always been normal and

so we have not supplemented.

Read Dr JMs posts about MS- Marine from VRP. ANy experience with

this? What about supplementing carnitine to someone with normal levels?

Thanks,

Kathy

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Kathy,

I hope any children with hypotonia will consider checking out the low

oxalate diet as that has been a solution for a number of of severely

hypotonic children. The one most remarkable story was of a boy in Spain

who at four and a half began with a Defeat Autism Now! practitioner in

Spain who did the usual treatments with no change in his hypotonia and no

significant improvement in his delayed development that had been stalled in

early infancy. When he began the low oxalate diet when almost six, he

still couildn't even hold up his head, much less roll over, or hold himself

up or crawl or stand. These issues rapidly went away on the low oxalate

diet, and in one year on the diet, he basically did the development typical

of the first year of life only about five or six years delayed and became

very strong and coordinated. His therapist sent me before and after tapes,

and they are indeed remarkable. Really, some of the most amazing changes on

LOD have been in gross motor areas....involving coordination, strength and

energy.

You will find a mini-chapter on this diet in CSB, but for more current

information, see www.lowoxalate.info and its associated yahoogroup,

Trying_Low_Oxalates .

Owens

Head of the Autism Oxalate Project at ARI

At 11:47 AM 12/26/2008, you wrote:

>Hello Listmates,

>

>My daughter is not " autistic " but a mix of hypotonia, ?CP, with

>hyposensory issues. She is metal toxic. Any hyperness from

>supplements, die off... we like since she seems to have more energy

>during those times!! Her carnitine levels have always been normal and

>so we have not supplemented.

>

>Read Dr JMs posts about MS- Marine from VRP. ANy experience with

>this? What about supplementing carnitine to someone with normal levels?

>

>Thanks,

>Kathy

>

>

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[Guest guest]

We have found creatine very helpful for low tone.

>

> Hello Listmates,

>

> My daughter is not " autistic " but a mix of hypotonia, ?CP, with

> hyposensory issues. She is metal toxic. Any hyperness from

> supplements, die off... we like since she seems to have more energy

> during those times!! Her carnitine levels have always been normal and

> so we have not supplemented.

>

> Read Dr JMs posts about MS- Marine from VRP. ANy experience with

> this? What about supplementing carnitine to someone with normal levels?

>

> Thanks,

> Kathy

>