Re: Calming supps?

[Guest guest]

We can definatly relate.  We have tried everything under the sun.  A product called " calm " helps.  P5P is a huge help as long as you use liquid DMG by food science.  If all else fails I would try small dose of Respadone.  That is by prescription only.

 

I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. His

pushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, and

time-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of its

mother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher is

getting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rx

for oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling to

get back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, so

that's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,

either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

[Guest guest]

We can definatly relate.  We have tried everything under the sun.  A product called " calm " helps.  P5P is a huge help as long as you use liquid DMG by food science.  If all else fails I would try small dose of Respadone.  That is by prescription only.

 

I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. His

pushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, and

time-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of its

mother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher is

getting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rx

for oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling to

get back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, so

that's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,

either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

[Guest guest]

Those are all really good suggestions, thanks so much! I just started him on Food Science dmg 2 days ago, and I will check out the others you mentioned. I had run out of ideas so this is a big help

 

We can definatly relate.  We have tried everything under the sun.  A product called " calm " helps.  P5P is a huge help as long as you use liquid DMG by food science.  If all else fails I would try small dose of Respadone.  That is by prescription only.

 

I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. His

pushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, and

time-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of its

mother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher is

getting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rx

for oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling to

get back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, so

that's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,

either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

[Guest guest]

your more then welcome.  that's what we are all here for.  good luck on the dmg.  I'm not sure what dose you are giving him but our nutritionist (bio-med) said for age six 250mg.Have a great night.SHawn

 

Those are all really good suggestions, thanks so much! I just started him on Food Science dmg 2 days ago, and I will check out the others you mentioned. I had run out of ideas so this is a big help

 

We can definatly relate.  We have tried everything under the sun.  A product called " calm " helps.  P5P is a huge help as long as you use liquid DMG by food science.  If all else fails I would try small dose of Respadone.  That is by prescription only.

 

I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. His

pushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, and

time-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of its

mother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher is

getting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rx

for oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling to

get back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, so

that's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,

either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

[Guest guest]

your more then welcome.  that's what we are all here for.  good luck on the dmg.  I'm not sure what dose you are giving him but our nutritionist (bio-med) said for age six 250mg.Have a great night.SHawn

 

Those are all really good suggestions, thanks so much! I just started him on Food Science dmg 2 days ago, and I will check out the others you mentioned. I had run out of ideas so this is a big help

 

We can definatly relate.  We have tried everything under the sun.  A product called " calm " helps.  P5P is a huge help as long as you use liquid DMG by food science.  If all else fails I would try small dose of Respadone.  That is by prescription only.

 

I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. His

pushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, and

time-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of its

mother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher is

getting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rx

for oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling to

get back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, so

that's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,

either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

[Guest guest]

1000 mg of 5htp 2x a day and gaba, which you are using. All kids are different my son goes bonkers on B6 has horrible crying and aggression and does awesome on the methyl B12 shots. You just have to try different things. Also taurine is supposed to be calming but it competes with glutathione so I wouldn't use it.

I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. Hispushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, andtime-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of itsmother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher isgetting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rxfor oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, whichonly helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling toget back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, sothat's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

[Guest guest]

1000 mg of 5htp 2x a day and gaba, which you are using. All kids are different my son goes bonkers on B6 has horrible crying and aggression and does awesome on the methyl B12 shots. You just have to try different things. Also taurine is supposed to be calming but it competes with glutathione so I wouldn't use it.

I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. Hispushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, andtime-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of itsmother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher isgetting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rxfor oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, whichonly helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling toget back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, sothat's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

[Guest guest]

1000 mg of 5htp 2x a day and gaba, which you are using. All kids are different my son goes bonkers on B6 has horrible crying and aggression and does awesome on the methyl B12 shots. You just have to try different things. Also taurine is supposed to be calming but it competes with glutathione so I wouldn't use it.

I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. Hispushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, andtime-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of itsmother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher isgetting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rxfor oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, whichonly helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling toget back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, sothat's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

[Guest guest]

Judy, do you mean 100 mg of 5htp or 1000? I've never given him more than 100 mg of 5htp at one time. 

 

1000 mg of 5htp 2x a day and gaba, which you are using. All kids are different my son goes bonkers on B6 has horrible crying and aggression and does awesome on the methyl B12 shots. You just have to try different things. Also taurine is supposed to be calming but it competes with glutathione so I wouldn't use it.

 

I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. Hispushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, andtime-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of itsmother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher isgetting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rxfor oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling toget back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, sothat's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

[Guest guest]

Judy, do you mean 100 mg of 5htp or 1000? I've never given him more than 100 mg of 5htp at one time. 

 

1000 mg of 5htp 2x a day and gaba, which you are using. All kids are different my son goes bonkers on B6 has horrible crying and aggression and does awesome on the methyl B12 shots. You just have to try different things. Also taurine is supposed to be calming but it competes with glutathione so I wouldn't use it.

 

I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. Hispushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, andtime-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of itsmother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher isgetting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rxfor oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling toget back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, sothat's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

[Guest guest]

Judy, do you mean 100 mg of 5htp or 1000? I've never given him more than 100 mg of 5htp at one time. 

 

1000 mg of 5htp 2x a day and gaba, which you are using. All kids are different my son goes bonkers on B6 has horrible crying and aggression and does awesome on the methyl B12 shots. You just have to try different things. Also taurine is supposed to be calming but it competes with glutathione so I wouldn't use it.

 

I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. Hispushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, andtime-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of itsmother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher isgetting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rxfor oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling toget back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, sothat's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

[Guest guest]

Someone posted this doc last year -- I've got it saved because I refer to it

often. [Props to the original poster.] Taurine up to 1500 mg and L-Theanine up

to 300 mg are good for us.

----------------------------------------------------

Check with your DAN doctor on specifics... these Substances may Alleviate

Anxiety

Substances that alleviate Anxiety are known as Anxiolytics (also known as

Sedatives).

Alcohols

Dimethylvinylcarbinol may alleviate Anxiety (due it sedating the CNS).

Amino Acids

5-HTP (5-Hydroxytryptophan) may alleviate Anxiety.

Acetyl-L-Carnitine (ALC) may reduce Anxiety.

Arginine (combined with Lysine) may reduce Stress-induced Anxiety.

Anxiety may be caused by Histidine imbalances.

Lysine (combined with Arginine) may reduce Stress-induced Anxiety.

Phenylalanine may alleviate some cases of Anxiety.

Taurine may alleviate Anxiety (by sedating the Central Nervous System).

Theanine may be useful for the treatment of Anxiety (due to its

ability to stimulate the generation of (relaxing) Alpha Waves in the Brain).

Threonine may alleviate Anxiety.

Tryptophan may alleviate Anxiety.

Tyrosine may alleviate Anxiety.

Animal-Derived Supplements

Stabilium may alleviate Anxiety - the effect of Stabilium is described

as being mild. long-term and subjectively subtle (compared to the

powerful but short-term effects of Benzodiazepines).

Enzymes

Pyruvate Dehydrogenase may help to prevent Anxiety (by inhibiting the

conversion of Pyruvic Acid to Lactic Acid).

Hormones

DHEA (Dehydroepiandrosterone) may alleviate Anxiety.

Supplemental Melatonin often may alleviate Anxiety (due to its

ability to bind to Benzodiazepine Receptors).

Supplemental Pregnenolone may be useful for the treatment of Anxiety.

Lipids

Phosphatidylserine may alleviate Anxiety.

Minerals

Anxiety may occur as a result of Calcium deficiency. Calcium may help

to prevent Anxiety by lowering elevated Lactic Acid levels.

Anxiety may occur as a result of Iron deficiency.

Anxiety patients are often deficient in Magnesium and supplemental

Magnesium (400 - 900 mg per day) may alleviate some cases of Anxiety.

Anxiety may occur as a result of Potassium deficiency.

Anxiety may occur as a result of Selenium deficiency and supplemental

Selenium may reduce Anxiety in such patients.

Neurotransmitters

Gamma Aminobutyric Acid (GABA) prevents Anxiety messages from reaching

the motor centers of the Brain by filling the Benzodiazepine Receptors

within the Brain - Vitamin B3 and Inositol are essential cofactors for this

process.

Low levels of Histamine may cause Anxiety.

Anxiety may occur as a result of insufficient production of Serotonin.

Polyphenols

Apigenin may alleviate Anxiety (by binding to and activating

Benzodiazepine Receptors).

Chrysin binds to and activates Benzodiazepine Receptors - this

activation of Benzodiazepine Receptors may help to alleviate Anxiety.

Ferulic Acid may alleviate Anxiety.

Gamma Oryzanol may alleviate Anxiety.

Smart Drugs

Centrophenoxine may alleviate Anxiety.

Dilantin may reduce Anxiety.

Dimethylaminoethanol (DMAE) may alleviate Anxiety.

Gamma-Hydroxybutyric Acid (GHB) may alleviate Anxiety (by enhancing

the function of Gamma Aminobutyric Acid).

Gerovital (GH-3) may alleviate Anxiety (especially in the elderly).

Nimodipine may alleviate Anxiety.

Ondansetron may alleviate Anxiety (by antagonizing the 5-HT3

Receptors within the Brain, facilitating the release of Acetylcholine

and preventing excessive Serotonin activity).

Oxiracetam may alleviate Anxiety.

Picamilon may alleviate Anxiety (without producing sedation).

Piracetam may alleviate Anxiety.

Pramiracetam may alleviate Anxiety in Alzheimer's Disease patients.

Pyroglutamate may alleviate Anxiety.

Vinpocetine may alleviate some cases of Anxiety (where Anxiety is

caused by Cerebral Insufficiency).

Zatosetron may alleviate Anxiety (by antagonizing the 5-HT3 Receptors

within the Brain, facilitating the release of Acetylcholine and

preventing excessive Serotonin activity).

Sulfuric Compounds

Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) (3,000 - 9,000 mg per day) may alleviate Anxiety.

Vitamins

Folic Acid (especially when administered concurrently with Vitamin

B12) may alleviate Anxiety.

Inositol may alleviate Anxiety (by enhancing the ability of GABA to

bind to the Benzodiazepine Receptors in the Brain).

Vitamin B1 may alleviate many cases of Anxiety (by activating the

Pyruvate Dehydrogenase enzyme, thereby inhibiting the conversion of

Pyruvic Acid to Lactic Acid - Lactic Acid is an underlying cause of

Anxiety).

The Niacinamide form of Vitamin B3 (1,000 - 6,000 mg per day) may

alleviate Anxiety (by enhancing the ability of GABA to bind to the

Benzodiazepine Receptors within the Brain).

Vitamin B6 may alleviate Anxiety.

Vitamin B12 (administered concurrently with Folic Acid) may alleviate

Anxiety.

Anxiety may increase the body's requirements for Vitamin C.

These Foods/Herbs may Alleviate Anxiety

Aromatic Oils

Neroli Oil (vapors inhaled via Aromatherapy) may alleviate Anxiety.

Fungi (Mushrooms)

Reishi Mushrooms may alleviate Anxiety.

Herbs

Ashwagandha may alleviate Anxiety.

Black Cohosh reputedly alleviates some cases of Anxiety (according to

folklore).

Brahmi may alleviate Anxiety.

Chamomile may alleviate some cases of Anxiety (by sedating the

Central Nervous System).

Corydalis may alleviate Anxiety.

Ginger may alleviate Anxiety.

Ginkgo biloba may alleviate some cases of Anxiety (especially when

Anxiety is caused by Cerebral Insufficiency).

Gotu Kola may alleviate Anxiety.

Green Tea may be useful for the treatment of Anxiety (due to the

Theanine content of Green Tea stimulating the generation of (relaxing)

Alpha Waves in the Brain).

Hops may alleviate Anxiety by sedating the Central Nervous System

(primarily due to the Dimethylvinylcarbinol content of Hops).

Kava Kava (300 mg per day) may alleviate Anxiety (primarily due to

the Pyrones content of Kava Kava).

Korean Ginseng may alleviate Anxiety.

Magnolia may alleviate Anxiety.

Marapuama may alleviate Anxiety.

Passion Flower may alleviate Anxiety (primarily due to the

Bioflavonoids and Harmala Alkaloids of Passion Flower sedating the

Central Nervous System).

Sage may reduce Anxiety.

Saint 's Wort may alleviate Anxiety.

Skullcap may alleviate Anxiety.

Shankhpushpi may alleviate Anxiety.

Valerian may alleviate Anxiety.

Zizyphus may alleviate Anxiety.

Seeds

Coriander Seeds may alleviate Anxiety.

In-Tele-Health © 2006 (from Hyperhealth Pro CD-ROM)

>

> I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. His

> pushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, and

> time-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of its

> mother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

> but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher is

> getting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rx

> for oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

> only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling to

> get back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, so

> that's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,

> either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

>

[Guest guest]

Someone posted this doc last year -- I've got it saved because I refer to it

often. [Props to the original poster.] Taurine up to 1500 mg and L-Theanine up

to 300 mg are good for us.

----------------------------------------------------

Check with your DAN doctor on specifics... these Substances may Alleviate

Anxiety

Substances that alleviate Anxiety are known as Anxiolytics (also known as

Sedatives).

Alcohols

Dimethylvinylcarbinol may alleviate Anxiety (due it sedating the CNS).

Amino Acids

5-HTP (5-Hydroxytryptophan) may alleviate Anxiety.

Acetyl-L-Carnitine (ALC) may reduce Anxiety.

Arginine (combined with Lysine) may reduce Stress-induced Anxiety.

Anxiety may be caused by Histidine imbalances.

Lysine (combined with Arginine) may reduce Stress-induced Anxiety.

Phenylalanine may alleviate some cases of Anxiety.

Taurine may alleviate Anxiety (by sedating the Central Nervous System).

Theanine may be useful for the treatment of Anxiety (due to its

ability to stimulate the generation of (relaxing) Alpha Waves in the Brain).

Threonine may alleviate Anxiety.

Tryptophan may alleviate Anxiety.

Tyrosine may alleviate Anxiety.

Animal-Derived Supplements

Stabilium may alleviate Anxiety - the effect of Stabilium is described

as being mild. long-term and subjectively subtle (compared to the

powerful but short-term effects of Benzodiazepines).

Enzymes

Pyruvate Dehydrogenase may help to prevent Anxiety (by inhibiting the

conversion of Pyruvic Acid to Lactic Acid).

Hormones

DHEA (Dehydroepiandrosterone) may alleviate Anxiety.

Supplemental Melatonin often may alleviate Anxiety (due to its

ability to bind to Benzodiazepine Receptors).

Supplemental Pregnenolone may be useful for the treatment of Anxiety.

Lipids

Phosphatidylserine may alleviate Anxiety.

Minerals

Anxiety may occur as a result of Calcium deficiency. Calcium may help

to prevent Anxiety by lowering elevated Lactic Acid levels.

Anxiety may occur as a result of Iron deficiency.

Anxiety patients are often deficient in Magnesium and supplemental

Magnesium (400 - 900 mg per day) may alleviate some cases of Anxiety.

Anxiety may occur as a result of Potassium deficiency.

Anxiety may occur as a result of Selenium deficiency and supplemental

Selenium may reduce Anxiety in such patients.

Neurotransmitters

Gamma Aminobutyric Acid (GABA) prevents Anxiety messages from reaching

the motor centers of the Brain by filling the Benzodiazepine Receptors

within the Brain - Vitamin B3 and Inositol are essential cofactors for this

process.

Low levels of Histamine may cause Anxiety.

Anxiety may occur as a result of insufficient production of Serotonin.

Polyphenols

Apigenin may alleviate Anxiety (by binding to and activating

Benzodiazepine Receptors).

Chrysin binds to and activates Benzodiazepine Receptors - this

activation of Benzodiazepine Receptors may help to alleviate Anxiety.

Ferulic Acid may alleviate Anxiety.

Gamma Oryzanol may alleviate Anxiety.

Smart Drugs

Centrophenoxine may alleviate Anxiety.

Dilantin may reduce Anxiety.

Dimethylaminoethanol (DMAE) may alleviate Anxiety.

Gamma-Hydroxybutyric Acid (GHB) may alleviate Anxiety (by enhancing

the function of Gamma Aminobutyric Acid).

Gerovital (GH-3) may alleviate Anxiety (especially in the elderly).

Nimodipine may alleviate Anxiety.

Ondansetron may alleviate Anxiety (by antagonizing the 5-HT3

Receptors within the Brain, facilitating the release of Acetylcholine

and preventing excessive Serotonin activity).

Oxiracetam may alleviate Anxiety.

Picamilon may alleviate Anxiety (without producing sedation).

Piracetam may alleviate Anxiety.

Pramiracetam may alleviate Anxiety in Alzheimer's Disease patients.

Pyroglutamate may alleviate Anxiety.

Vinpocetine may alleviate some cases of Anxiety (where Anxiety is

caused by Cerebral Insufficiency).

Zatosetron may alleviate Anxiety (by antagonizing the 5-HT3 Receptors

within the Brain, facilitating the release of Acetylcholine and

preventing excessive Serotonin activity).

Sulfuric Compounds

Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) (3,000 - 9,000 mg per day) may alleviate Anxiety.

Vitamins

Folic Acid (especially when administered concurrently with Vitamin

B12) may alleviate Anxiety.

Inositol may alleviate Anxiety (by enhancing the ability of GABA to

bind to the Benzodiazepine Receptors in the Brain).

Vitamin B1 may alleviate many cases of Anxiety (by activating the

Pyruvate Dehydrogenase enzyme, thereby inhibiting the conversion of

Pyruvic Acid to Lactic Acid - Lactic Acid is an underlying cause of

Anxiety).

The Niacinamide form of Vitamin B3 (1,000 - 6,000 mg per day) may

alleviate Anxiety (by enhancing the ability of GABA to bind to the

Benzodiazepine Receptors within the Brain).

Vitamin B6 may alleviate Anxiety.

Vitamin B12 (administered concurrently with Folic Acid) may alleviate

Anxiety.

Anxiety may increase the body's requirements for Vitamin C.

These Foods/Herbs may Alleviate Anxiety

Aromatic Oils

Neroli Oil (vapors inhaled via Aromatherapy) may alleviate Anxiety.

Fungi (Mushrooms)

Reishi Mushrooms may alleviate Anxiety.

Herbs

Ashwagandha may alleviate Anxiety.

Black Cohosh reputedly alleviates some cases of Anxiety (according to

folklore).

Brahmi may alleviate Anxiety.

Chamomile may alleviate some cases of Anxiety (by sedating the

Central Nervous System).

Corydalis may alleviate Anxiety.

Ginger may alleviate Anxiety.

Ginkgo biloba may alleviate some cases of Anxiety (especially when

Anxiety is caused by Cerebral Insufficiency).

Gotu Kola may alleviate Anxiety.

Green Tea may be useful for the treatment of Anxiety (due to the

Theanine content of Green Tea stimulating the generation of (relaxing)

Alpha Waves in the Brain).

Hops may alleviate Anxiety by sedating the Central Nervous System

(primarily due to the Dimethylvinylcarbinol content of Hops).

Kava Kava (300 mg per day) may alleviate Anxiety (primarily due to

the Pyrones content of Kava Kava).

Korean Ginseng may alleviate Anxiety.

Magnolia may alleviate Anxiety.

Marapuama may alleviate Anxiety.

Passion Flower may alleviate Anxiety (primarily due to the

Bioflavonoids and Harmala Alkaloids of Passion Flower sedating the

Central Nervous System).

Sage may reduce Anxiety.

Saint 's Wort may alleviate Anxiety.

Skullcap may alleviate Anxiety.

Shankhpushpi may alleviate Anxiety.

Valerian may alleviate Anxiety.

Zizyphus may alleviate Anxiety.

Seeds

Coriander Seeds may alleviate Anxiety.

In-Tele-Health © 2006 (from Hyperhealth Pro CD-ROM)

>

> I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. His

> pushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, and

> time-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of its

> mother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

> but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher is

> getting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rx

> for oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

> only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling to

> get back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, so

> that's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,

> either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

>

[Guest guest]

Someone posted this doc last year -- I've got it saved because I refer to it

often. [Props to the original poster.] Taurine up to 1500 mg and L-Theanine up

to 300 mg are good for us.

----------------------------------------------------

Check with your DAN doctor on specifics... these Substances may Alleviate

Anxiety

Substances that alleviate Anxiety are known as Anxiolytics (also known as

Sedatives).

Alcohols

Dimethylvinylcarbinol may alleviate Anxiety (due it sedating the CNS).

Amino Acids

5-HTP (5-Hydroxytryptophan) may alleviate Anxiety.

Acetyl-L-Carnitine (ALC) may reduce Anxiety.

Arginine (combined with Lysine) may reduce Stress-induced Anxiety.

Anxiety may be caused by Histidine imbalances.

Lysine (combined with Arginine) may reduce Stress-induced Anxiety.

Phenylalanine may alleviate some cases of Anxiety.

Taurine may alleviate Anxiety (by sedating the Central Nervous System).

Theanine may be useful for the treatment of Anxiety (due to its

ability to stimulate the generation of (relaxing) Alpha Waves in the Brain).

Threonine may alleviate Anxiety.

Tryptophan may alleviate Anxiety.

Tyrosine may alleviate Anxiety.

Animal-Derived Supplements

Stabilium may alleviate Anxiety - the effect of Stabilium is described

as being mild. long-term and subjectively subtle (compared to the

powerful but short-term effects of Benzodiazepines).

Enzymes

Pyruvate Dehydrogenase may help to prevent Anxiety (by inhibiting the

conversion of Pyruvic Acid to Lactic Acid).

Hormones

DHEA (Dehydroepiandrosterone) may alleviate Anxiety.

Supplemental Melatonin often may alleviate Anxiety (due to its

ability to bind to Benzodiazepine Receptors).

Supplemental Pregnenolone may be useful for the treatment of Anxiety.

Lipids

Phosphatidylserine may alleviate Anxiety.

Minerals

Anxiety may occur as a result of Calcium deficiency. Calcium may help

to prevent Anxiety by lowering elevated Lactic Acid levels.

Anxiety may occur as a result of Iron deficiency.

Anxiety patients are often deficient in Magnesium and supplemental

Magnesium (400 - 900 mg per day) may alleviate some cases of Anxiety.

Anxiety may occur as a result of Potassium deficiency.

Anxiety may occur as a result of Selenium deficiency and supplemental

Selenium may reduce Anxiety in such patients.

Neurotransmitters

Gamma Aminobutyric Acid (GABA) prevents Anxiety messages from reaching

the motor centers of the Brain by filling the Benzodiazepine Receptors

within the Brain - Vitamin B3 and Inositol are essential cofactors for this

process.

Low levels of Histamine may cause Anxiety.

Anxiety may occur as a result of insufficient production of Serotonin.

Polyphenols

Apigenin may alleviate Anxiety (by binding to and activating

Benzodiazepine Receptors).

Chrysin binds to and activates Benzodiazepine Receptors - this

activation of Benzodiazepine Receptors may help to alleviate Anxiety.

Ferulic Acid may alleviate Anxiety.

Gamma Oryzanol may alleviate Anxiety.

Smart Drugs

Centrophenoxine may alleviate Anxiety.

Dilantin may reduce Anxiety.

Dimethylaminoethanol (DMAE) may alleviate Anxiety.

Gamma-Hydroxybutyric Acid (GHB) may alleviate Anxiety (by enhancing

the function of Gamma Aminobutyric Acid).

Gerovital (GH-3) may alleviate Anxiety (especially in the elderly).

Nimodipine may alleviate Anxiety.

Ondansetron may alleviate Anxiety (by antagonizing the 5-HT3

Receptors within the Brain, facilitating the release of Acetylcholine

and preventing excessive Serotonin activity).

Oxiracetam may alleviate Anxiety.

Picamilon may alleviate Anxiety (without producing sedation).

Piracetam may alleviate Anxiety.

Pramiracetam may alleviate Anxiety in Alzheimer's Disease patients.

Pyroglutamate may alleviate Anxiety.

Vinpocetine may alleviate some cases of Anxiety (where Anxiety is

caused by Cerebral Insufficiency).

Zatosetron may alleviate Anxiety (by antagonizing the 5-HT3 Receptors

within the Brain, facilitating the release of Acetylcholine and

preventing excessive Serotonin activity).

Sulfuric Compounds

Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) (3,000 - 9,000 mg per day) may alleviate Anxiety.

Vitamins

Folic Acid (especially when administered concurrently with Vitamin

B12) may alleviate Anxiety.

Inositol may alleviate Anxiety (by enhancing the ability of GABA to

bind to the Benzodiazepine Receptors in the Brain).

Vitamin B1 may alleviate many cases of Anxiety (by activating the

Pyruvate Dehydrogenase enzyme, thereby inhibiting the conversion of

Pyruvic Acid to Lactic Acid - Lactic Acid is an underlying cause of

Anxiety).

The Niacinamide form of Vitamin B3 (1,000 - 6,000 mg per day) may

alleviate Anxiety (by enhancing the ability of GABA to bind to the

Benzodiazepine Receptors within the Brain).

Vitamin B6 may alleviate Anxiety.

Vitamin B12 (administered concurrently with Folic Acid) may alleviate

Anxiety.

Anxiety may increase the body's requirements for Vitamin C.

These Foods/Herbs may Alleviate Anxiety

Aromatic Oils

Neroli Oil (vapors inhaled via Aromatherapy) may alleviate Anxiety.

Fungi (Mushrooms)

Reishi Mushrooms may alleviate Anxiety.

Herbs

Ashwagandha may alleviate Anxiety.

Black Cohosh reputedly alleviates some cases of Anxiety (according to

folklore).

Brahmi may alleviate Anxiety.

Chamomile may alleviate some cases of Anxiety (by sedating the

Central Nervous System).

Corydalis may alleviate Anxiety.

Ginger may alleviate Anxiety.

Ginkgo biloba may alleviate some cases of Anxiety (especially when

Anxiety is caused by Cerebral Insufficiency).

Gotu Kola may alleviate Anxiety.

Green Tea may be useful for the treatment of Anxiety (due to the

Theanine content of Green Tea stimulating the generation of (relaxing)

Alpha Waves in the Brain).

Hops may alleviate Anxiety by sedating the Central Nervous System

(primarily due to the Dimethylvinylcarbinol content of Hops).

Kava Kava (300 mg per day) may alleviate Anxiety (primarily due to

the Pyrones content of Kava Kava).

Korean Ginseng may alleviate Anxiety.

Magnolia may alleviate Anxiety.

Marapuama may alleviate Anxiety.

Passion Flower may alleviate Anxiety (primarily due to the

Bioflavonoids and Harmala Alkaloids of Passion Flower sedating the

Central Nervous System).

Sage may reduce Anxiety.

Saint 's Wort may alleviate Anxiety.

Skullcap may alleviate Anxiety.

Shankhpushpi may alleviate Anxiety.

Valerian may alleviate Anxiety.

Zizyphus may alleviate Anxiety.

Seeds

Coriander Seeds may alleviate Anxiety.

In-Tele-Health © 2006 (from Hyperhealth Pro CD-ROM)

>

> I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. His

> pushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, and

> time-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of its

> mother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

> but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher is

> getting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rx

> for oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

> only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling to

> get back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, so

> that's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,

> either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

>

[Guest guest]

Is he also using a med that increases aggressiveness? Like Seroquel?

>

> I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. His

> pushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, and

> time-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of its

> mother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

> but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher is

> getting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rx

> for oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

> only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling to

> get back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, so

> that's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,

> either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

>

[Guest guest]

Is he also using a med that increases aggressiveness? Like Seroquel?

>

> I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. His

> pushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, and

> time-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of its

> mother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

> but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher is

> getting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rx

> for oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

> only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling to

> get back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, so

> that's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,

> either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

>

[Guest guest]

Is he also using a med that increases aggressiveness? Like Seroquel?

>

> I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. His

> pushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, and

> time-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of its

> mother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

> but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher is

> getting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rx

> for oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

> only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling to

> get back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, so

> that's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,

> either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

>

[Guest guest]

The only med he's on is nizoral right now. I increased his probiotic by 1/4 recently and his behavior seemed to get worse so I dropped it back down several days ago, but the behavior hasn't eased--if anything, it's gotten more intense, so I don't know if the probiotic had anything to do with it. I'm really confused as to why this is happening. 

Could an allergic reaction to mold cause sensory aggression? His recent Iga test showed a huge delayed immune response to mold. 

 

Is he also using a med that increases aggressiveness? Like Seroquel?

>

> I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. His

> pushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, and

> time-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of its

> mother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

> but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher is

> getting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rx

> for oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

> only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling to

> get back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, so

> that's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,

> either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

>

[Guest guest]

The only med he's on is nizoral right now. I increased his probiotic by 1/4 recently and his behavior seemed to get worse so I dropped it back down several days ago, but the behavior hasn't eased--if anything, it's gotten more intense, so I don't know if the probiotic had anything to do with it. I'm really confused as to why this is happening. 

Could an allergic reaction to mold cause sensory aggression? His recent Iga test showed a huge delayed immune response to mold. 

 

Is he also using a med that increases aggressiveness? Like Seroquel?

>

> I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. His

> pushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, and

> time-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of its

> mother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

> but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher is

> getting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rx

> for oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

> only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling to

> get back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, so

> that's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,

> either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

>

[Guest guest]

Aggression can be caused by clostidia and/or PANDAS. Clostridia can be found thru a urine lab est at Genova Diagnostics and PANDAS can be diagnosed by symtoms www.pandasnetwork.org Yeast and diet may also be the the culprit.

Subject: Calming supps?To: mb12 valtrex Date: Thursday, December 30, 2010, 6:08 PM

I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. Hispushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, andtime-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of itsmother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher isgetting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rxfor oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, whichonly helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling toget back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, sothat's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

[Guest guest]

Good stuff! Thanks for postingTo: mb12 valtrex Sent: Fri, December 31, 2010 7:15:24 AMSubject: Re: Calming supps?

Someone posted this doc last year -- I've got it saved because I refer to it often. [Props to the original poster.] Taurine up to 1500 mg and L-Theanine up to 300 mg are good for us.

----------------------------------------------------

Check with your DAN doctor on specifics... these Substances may Alleviate Anxiety

Substances that alleviate Anxiety are known as Anxiolytics (also known as Sedatives).

Alcohols

Dimethylvinylcarbinol may alleviate Anxiety (due it sedating the CNS).

Amino Acids

5-HTP (5-Hydroxytryptophan) may alleviate Anxiety.

Acetyl-L-Carnitine (ALC) may reduce Anxiety.

Arginine (combined with Lysine) may reduce Stress-induced Anxiety.

Anxiety may be caused by Histidine imbalances.

Lysine (combined with Arginine) may reduce Stress-induced Anxiety.

Phenylalanine may alleviate some cases of Anxiety.

Taurine may alleviate Anxiety (by sedating the Central Nervous System).

Theanine may be useful for the treatment of Anxiety (due to its

ability to stimulate the generation of (relaxing) Alpha Waves in the Brain).

Threonine may alleviate Anxiety.

Tryptophan may alleviate Anxiety.

Tyrosine may alleviate Anxiety.

Animal-Derived Supplements

Stabilium may alleviate Anxiety - the effect of Stabilium is described

as being mild. long-term and subjectively subtle (compared to the

powerful but short-term effects of Benzodiazepines).

Enzymes

Pyruvate Dehydrogenase may help to prevent Anxiety (by inhibiting the

conversion of Pyruvic Acid to Lactic Acid).

Hormones

DHEA (Dehydroepiandrosterone) may alleviate Anxiety.

Supplemental Melatonin often may alleviate Anxiety (due to its

ability to bind to Benzodiazepine Receptors).

Supplemental Pregnenolone may be useful for the treatment of Anxiety.

Lipids

Phosphatidylserine may alleviate Anxiety.

Minerals

Anxiety may occur as a result of Calcium deficiency. Calcium may help

to prevent Anxiety by lowering elevated Lactic Acid levels.

Anxiety may occur as a result of Iron deficiency.

Anxiety patients are often deficient in Magnesium and supplemental

Magnesium (400 - 900 mg per day) may alleviate some cases of Anxiety.

Anxiety may occur as a result of Potassium deficiency.

Anxiety may occur as a result of Selenium deficiency and supplemental

Selenium may reduce Anxiety in such patients.

Neurotransmitters

Gamma Aminobutyric Acid (GABA) prevents Anxiety messages from reaching

the motor centers of the Brain by filling the Benzodiazepine Receptors

within the Brain - Vitamin B3 and Inositol are essential cofactors for this process.

Low levels of Histamine may cause Anxiety.

Anxiety may occur as a result of insufficient production of Serotonin.

Polyphenols

Apigenin may alleviate Anxiety (by binding to and activating

Benzodiazepine Receptors).

Chrysin binds to and activates Benzodiazepine Receptors - this

activation of Benzodiazepine Receptors may help to alleviate Anxiety.

Ferulic Acid may alleviate Anxiety.

Gamma Oryzanol may alleviate Anxiety.

Smart Drugs

Centrophenoxine may alleviate Anxiety.

Dilantin may reduce Anxiety.

Dimethylaminoethanol (DMAE) may alleviate Anxiety.

Gamma-Hydroxybutyric Acid (GHB) may alleviate Anxiety (by enhancing

the function of Gamma Aminobutyric Acid).

Gerovital (GH-3) may alleviate Anxiety (especially in the elderly).

Nimodipine may alleviate Anxiety.

Ondansetron may alleviate Anxiety (by antagonizing the 5-HT3

Receptors within the Brain, facilitating the release of Acetylcholine

and preventing excessive Serotonin activity).

Oxiracetam may alleviate Anxiety.

Picamilon may alleviate Anxiety (without producing sedation).

Piracetam may alleviate Anxiety.

Pramiracetam may alleviate Anxiety in Alzheimer's Disease patients.

Pyroglutamate may alleviate Anxiety.

Vinpocetine may alleviate some cases of Anxiety (where Anxiety is

caused by Cerebral Insufficiency).

Zatosetron may alleviate Anxiety (by antagonizing the 5-HT3 Receptors

within the Brain, facilitating the release of Acetylcholine and

preventing excessive Serotonin activity).

Sulfuric Compounds

Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) (3,000 - 9,000 mg per day) may alleviate Anxiety.

Vitamins

Folic Acid (especially when administered concurrently with Vitamin

B12) may alleviate Anxiety.

Inositol may alleviate Anxiety (by enhancing the ability of GABA to

bind to the Benzodiazepine Receptors in the Brain).

Vitamin B1 may alleviate many cases of Anxiety (by activating the

Pyruvate Dehydrogenase enzyme, thereby inhibiting the conversion of

Pyruvic Acid to Lactic Acid - Lactic Acid is an underlying cause of

Anxiety).

The Niacinamide form of Vitamin B3 (1,000 - 6,000 mg per day) may

alleviate Anxiety (by enhancing the ability of GABA to bind to the

Benzodiazepine Receptors within the Brain).

Vitamin B6 may alleviate Anxiety.

Vitamin B12 (administered concurrently with Folic Acid) may alleviate

Anxiety.

Anxiety may increase the body's requirements for Vitamin C.

These Foods/Herbs may Alleviate Anxiety

Aromatic Oils

Neroli Oil (vapors inhaled via Aromatherapy) may alleviate Anxiety.

Fungi (Mushrooms)

Reishi Mushrooms may alleviate Anxiety.

Herbs

Ashwagandha may alleviate Anxiety.

Black Cohosh reputedly alleviates some cases of Anxiety (according to

folklore).

Brahmi may alleviate Anxiety.

Chamomile may alleviate some cases of Anxiety (by sedating the

Central Nervous System).

Corydalis may alleviate Anxiety.

Ginger may alleviate Anxiety.

Ginkgo biloba may alleviate some cases of Anxiety (especially when

Anxiety is caused by Cerebral Insufficiency).

Gotu Kola may alleviate Anxiety.

Green Tea may be useful for the treatment of Anxiety (due to the

Theanine content of Green Tea stimulating the generation of (relaxing)

Alpha Waves in the Brain).

Hops may alleviate Anxiety by sedating the Central Nervous System

(primarily due to the Dimethylvinylcarbinol content of Hops).

Kava Kava (300 mg per day) may alleviate Anxiety (primarily due to

the Pyrones content of Kava Kava).

Korean Ginseng may alleviate Anxiety.

Magnolia may alleviate Anxiety.

Marapuama may alleviate Anxiety.

Passion Flower may alleviate Anxiety (primarily due to the

Bioflavonoids and Harmala Alkaloids of Passion Flower sedating the

Central Nervous System).

Sage may reduce Anxiety.

Saint 's Wort may alleviate Anxiety.

Skullcap may alleviate Anxiety.

Shankhpushpi may alleviate Anxiety.

Valerian may alleviate Anxiety.

Zizyphus may alleviate Anxiety.

Seeds

Coriander Seeds may alleviate Anxiety.

In-Tele-Health © 2006 (from Hyperhealth Pro CD-ROM)

>

> I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. His

> pushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, and

> time-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of its

> mother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

> but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher is

> getting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rx

> for oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

> only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling to

> get back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, so

> that's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,

> either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

>

[Guest guest]

Good stuff! Thanks for postingTo: mb12 valtrex Sent: Fri, December 31, 2010 7:15:24 AMSubject: Re: Calming supps?

Someone posted this doc last year -- I've got it saved because I refer to it often. [Props to the original poster.] Taurine up to 1500 mg and L-Theanine up to 300 mg are good for us.

----------------------------------------------------

Check with your DAN doctor on specifics... these Substances may Alleviate Anxiety

Substances that alleviate Anxiety are known as Anxiolytics (also known as Sedatives).

Alcohols

Dimethylvinylcarbinol may alleviate Anxiety (due it sedating the CNS).

Amino Acids

5-HTP (5-Hydroxytryptophan) may alleviate Anxiety.

Acetyl-L-Carnitine (ALC) may reduce Anxiety.

Arginine (combined with Lysine) may reduce Stress-induced Anxiety.

Anxiety may be caused by Histidine imbalances.

Lysine (combined with Arginine) may reduce Stress-induced Anxiety.

Phenylalanine may alleviate some cases of Anxiety.

Taurine may alleviate Anxiety (by sedating the Central Nervous System).

Theanine may be useful for the treatment of Anxiety (due to its

ability to stimulate the generation of (relaxing) Alpha Waves in the Brain).

Threonine may alleviate Anxiety.

Tryptophan may alleviate Anxiety.

Tyrosine may alleviate Anxiety.

Animal-Derived Supplements

Stabilium may alleviate Anxiety - the effect of Stabilium is described

as being mild. long-term and subjectively subtle (compared to the

powerful but short-term effects of Benzodiazepines).

Enzymes

Pyruvate Dehydrogenase may help to prevent Anxiety (by inhibiting the

conversion of Pyruvic Acid to Lactic Acid).

Hormones

DHEA (Dehydroepiandrosterone) may alleviate Anxiety.

Supplemental Melatonin often may alleviate Anxiety (due to its

ability to bind to Benzodiazepine Receptors).

Supplemental Pregnenolone may be useful for the treatment of Anxiety.

Lipids

Phosphatidylserine may alleviate Anxiety.

Minerals

Anxiety may occur as a result of Calcium deficiency. Calcium may help

to prevent Anxiety by lowering elevated Lactic Acid levels.

Anxiety may occur as a result of Iron deficiency.

Anxiety patients are often deficient in Magnesium and supplemental

Magnesium (400 - 900 mg per day) may alleviate some cases of Anxiety.

Anxiety may occur as a result of Potassium deficiency.

Anxiety may occur as a result of Selenium deficiency and supplemental

Selenium may reduce Anxiety in such patients.

Neurotransmitters

Gamma Aminobutyric Acid (GABA) prevents Anxiety messages from reaching

the motor centers of the Brain by filling the Benzodiazepine Receptors

within the Brain - Vitamin B3 and Inositol are essential cofactors for this process.

Low levels of Histamine may cause Anxiety.

Anxiety may occur as a result of insufficient production of Serotonin.

Polyphenols

Apigenin may alleviate Anxiety (by binding to and activating

Benzodiazepine Receptors).

Chrysin binds to and activates Benzodiazepine Receptors - this

activation of Benzodiazepine Receptors may help to alleviate Anxiety.

Ferulic Acid may alleviate Anxiety.

Gamma Oryzanol may alleviate Anxiety.

Smart Drugs

Centrophenoxine may alleviate Anxiety.

Dilantin may reduce Anxiety.

Dimethylaminoethanol (DMAE) may alleviate Anxiety.

Gamma-Hydroxybutyric Acid (GHB) may alleviate Anxiety (by enhancing

the function of Gamma Aminobutyric Acid).

Gerovital (GH-3) may alleviate Anxiety (especially in the elderly).

Nimodipine may alleviate Anxiety.

Ondansetron may alleviate Anxiety (by antagonizing the 5-HT3

Receptors within the Brain, facilitating the release of Acetylcholine

and preventing excessive Serotonin activity).

Oxiracetam may alleviate Anxiety.

Picamilon may alleviate Anxiety (without producing sedation).

Piracetam may alleviate Anxiety.

Pramiracetam may alleviate Anxiety in Alzheimer's Disease patients.

Pyroglutamate may alleviate Anxiety.

Vinpocetine may alleviate some cases of Anxiety (where Anxiety is

caused by Cerebral Insufficiency).

Zatosetron may alleviate Anxiety (by antagonizing the 5-HT3 Receptors

within the Brain, facilitating the release of Acetylcholine and

preventing excessive Serotonin activity).

Sulfuric Compounds

Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) (3,000 - 9,000 mg per day) may alleviate Anxiety.

Vitamins

Folic Acid (especially when administered concurrently with Vitamin

B12) may alleviate Anxiety.

Inositol may alleviate Anxiety (by enhancing the ability of GABA to

bind to the Benzodiazepine Receptors in the Brain).

Vitamin B1 may alleviate many cases of Anxiety (by activating the

Pyruvate Dehydrogenase enzyme, thereby inhibiting the conversion of

Pyruvic Acid to Lactic Acid - Lactic Acid is an underlying cause of

Anxiety).

The Niacinamide form of Vitamin B3 (1,000 - 6,000 mg per day) may

alleviate Anxiety (by enhancing the ability of GABA to bind to the

Benzodiazepine Receptors within the Brain).

Vitamin B6 may alleviate Anxiety.

Vitamin B12 (administered concurrently with Folic Acid) may alleviate

Anxiety.

Anxiety may increase the body's requirements for Vitamin C.

These Foods/Herbs may Alleviate Anxiety

Aromatic Oils

Neroli Oil (vapors inhaled via Aromatherapy) may alleviate Anxiety.

Fungi (Mushrooms)

Reishi Mushrooms may alleviate Anxiety.

Herbs

Ashwagandha may alleviate Anxiety.

Black Cohosh reputedly alleviates some cases of Anxiety (according to

folklore).

Brahmi may alleviate Anxiety.

Chamomile may alleviate some cases of Anxiety (by sedating the

Central Nervous System).

Corydalis may alleviate Anxiety.

Ginger may alleviate Anxiety.

Ginkgo biloba may alleviate some cases of Anxiety (especially when

Anxiety is caused by Cerebral Insufficiency).

Gotu Kola may alleviate Anxiety.

Green Tea may be useful for the treatment of Anxiety (due to the

Theanine content of Green Tea stimulating the generation of (relaxing)

Alpha Waves in the Brain).

Hops may alleviate Anxiety by sedating the Central Nervous System

(primarily due to the Dimethylvinylcarbinol content of Hops).

Kava Kava (300 mg per day) may alleviate Anxiety (primarily due to

the Pyrones content of Kava Kava).

Korean Ginseng may alleviate Anxiety.

Magnolia may alleviate Anxiety.

Marapuama may alleviate Anxiety.

Passion Flower may alleviate Anxiety (primarily due to the

Bioflavonoids and Harmala Alkaloids of Passion Flower sedating the

Central Nervous System).

Sage may reduce Anxiety.

Saint 's Wort may alleviate Anxiety.

Skullcap may alleviate Anxiety.

Shankhpushpi may alleviate Anxiety.

Valerian may alleviate Anxiety.

Zizyphus may alleviate Anxiety.

Seeds

Coriander Seeds may alleviate Anxiety.

In-Tele-Health © 2006 (from Hyperhealth Pro CD-ROM)

>

> I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. His

> pushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, and

> time-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of its

> mother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

> but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher is

> getting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rx

> for oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

> only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling to

> get back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, so

> that's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,

> either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

>

[Guest guest]

Some other ADHD/aggression stuff we have heard used are pycnogenol and lithium (supplement not RX)What we are doing daily for these symptoms are GABA, L-theanine, 5htp (low dose), magnesium taurate, Respen-A

and then he gets a bunch of other stuff not necessarily related. But melatonin at night is supposed to level off moods during theday I think.The oxytocin should help! We are going to try that with my daughter, I think.

 

I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. His

pushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, and

time-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of its

mother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher is

getting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rx

for oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling to

get back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, so

that's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,

either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

-- Toni------Mind like a steel trap...Rusty and illegal in 37 states.

[Guest guest]

I agree with the yeast and diet, although the yeast has never really been under control, and we've been off the diet for a year, but these behaviors started (again) around the beginning of school this fall. This all happened the fall of last year too, and then completely went away in the summer, only to start up again this September. 

We've had recent tests for clostridia and pandas, both negative. We also had recent blood tests for seasonal allergens. Most were negative except for mold, which he has a big delayed immune response to. We've just started allergy drops for mold. 

 

Aggression can be caused by clostidia and/or PANDAS. Clostridia can be found thru a urine lab est at Genova Diagnostics and PANDAS can be diagnosed by symtoms www.pandasnetwork.org   Yeast and diet may also be the the culprit.

 

Subject: Calming supps?To: mb12 valtrex

Date: Thursday, December 30, 2010, 6:08 PM

 

I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. Hispushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, andtime-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of itsmother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher isgetting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rxfor oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling toget back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, sothat's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

[Guest guest]

This is awesome, wow! Thanks so much, !

 

Someone posted this doc last year -- I've got it saved because I refer to it often. [Props to the original poster.] Taurine up to 1500 mg and L-Theanine up to 300 mg are good for us.

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Check with your DAN doctor on specifics... these Substances may Alleviate Anxiety

Substances that alleviate Anxiety are known as Anxiolytics (also known as Sedatives).

Alcohols

Dimethylvinylcarbinol may alleviate Anxiety (due it sedating the CNS).

Amino Acids

5-HTP (5-Hydroxytryptophan) may alleviate Anxiety.

Acetyl-L-Carnitine (ALC) may reduce Anxiety.

Arginine (combined with Lysine) may reduce Stress-induced Anxiety.

Anxiety may be caused by Histidine imbalances.

Lysine (combined with Arginine) may reduce Stress-induced Anxiety.

Phenylalanine may alleviate some cases of Anxiety.

Taurine may alleviate Anxiety (by sedating the Central Nervous System).

Theanine may be useful for the treatment of Anxiety (due to its

ability to stimulate the generation of (relaxing) Alpha Waves in the Brain).

Threonine may alleviate Anxiety.

Tryptophan may alleviate Anxiety.

Tyrosine may alleviate Anxiety.

Animal-Derived Supplements

Stabilium may alleviate Anxiety - the effect of Stabilium is described

as being mild. long-term and subjectively subtle (compared to the

powerful but short-term effects of Benzodiazepines).

Enzymes

Pyruvate Dehydrogenase may help to prevent Anxiety (by inhibiting the

conversion of Pyruvic Acid to Lactic Acid).

Hormones

DHEA (Dehydroepiandrosterone) may alleviate Anxiety.

Supplemental Melatonin often may alleviate Anxiety (due to its

ability to bind to Benzodiazepine Receptors).

Supplemental Pregnenolone may be useful for the treatment of Anxiety.

Lipids

Phosphatidylserine may alleviate Anxiety.

Minerals

Anxiety may occur as a result of Calcium deficiency. Calcium may help

to prevent Anxiety by lowering elevated Lactic Acid levels.

Anxiety may occur as a result of Iron deficiency.

Anxiety patients are often deficient in Magnesium and supplemental

Magnesium (400 - 900 mg per day) may alleviate some cases of Anxiety.

Anxiety may occur as a result of Potassium deficiency.

Anxiety may occur as a result of Selenium deficiency and supplemental

Selenium may reduce Anxiety in such patients.

Neurotransmitters

Gamma Aminobutyric Acid (GABA) prevents Anxiety messages from reaching

the motor centers of the Brain by filling the Benzodiazepine Receptors

within the Brain - Vitamin B3 and Inositol are essential cofactors for this process.

Low levels of Histamine may cause Anxiety.

Anxiety may occur as a result of insufficient production of Serotonin.

Polyphenols

Apigenin may alleviate Anxiety (by binding to and activating

Benzodiazepine Receptors).

Chrysin binds to and activates Benzodiazepine Receptors - this

activation of Benzodiazepine Receptors may help to alleviate Anxiety.

Ferulic Acid may alleviate Anxiety.

Gamma Oryzanol may alleviate Anxiety.

Smart Drugs

Centrophenoxine may alleviate Anxiety.

Dilantin may reduce Anxiety.

Dimethylaminoethanol (DMAE) may alleviate Anxiety.

Gamma-Hydroxybutyric Acid (GHB) may alleviate Anxiety (by enhancing

the function of Gamma Aminobutyric Acid).

Gerovital (GH-3) may alleviate Anxiety (especially in the elderly).

Nimodipine may alleviate Anxiety.

Ondansetron may alleviate Anxiety (by antagonizing the 5-HT3

Receptors within the Brain, facilitating the release of Acetylcholine

and preventing excessive Serotonin activity).

Oxiracetam may alleviate Anxiety.

Picamilon may alleviate Anxiety (without producing sedation).

Piracetam may alleviate Anxiety.

Pramiracetam may alleviate Anxiety in Alzheimer's Disease patients.

Pyroglutamate may alleviate Anxiety.

Vinpocetine may alleviate some cases of Anxiety (where Anxiety is

caused by Cerebral Insufficiency).

Zatosetron may alleviate Anxiety (by antagonizing the 5-HT3 Receptors

within the Brain, facilitating the release of Acetylcholine and

preventing excessive Serotonin activity).

Sulfuric Compounds

Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM) (3,000 - 9,000 mg per day) may alleviate Anxiety.

Vitamins

Folic Acid (especially when administered concurrently with Vitamin

B12) may alleviate Anxiety.

Inositol may alleviate Anxiety (by enhancing the ability of GABA to

bind to the Benzodiazepine Receptors in the Brain).

Vitamin B1 may alleviate many cases of Anxiety (by activating the

Pyruvate Dehydrogenase enzyme, thereby inhibiting the conversion of

Pyruvic Acid to Lactic Acid - Lactic Acid is an underlying cause of

Anxiety).

The Niacinamide form of Vitamin B3 (1,000 - 6,000 mg per day) may

alleviate Anxiety (by enhancing the ability of GABA to bind to the

Benzodiazepine Receptors within the Brain).

Vitamin B6 may alleviate Anxiety.

Vitamin B12 (administered concurrently with Folic Acid) may alleviate

Anxiety.

Anxiety may increase the body's requirements for Vitamin C.

These Foods/Herbs may Alleviate Anxiety

Aromatic Oils

Neroli Oil (vapors inhaled via Aromatherapy) may alleviate Anxiety.

Fungi (Mushrooms)

Reishi Mushrooms may alleviate Anxiety.

Herbs

Ashwagandha may alleviate Anxiety.

Black Cohosh reputedly alleviates some cases of Anxiety (according to

folklore).

Brahmi may alleviate Anxiety.

Chamomile may alleviate some cases of Anxiety (by sedating the

Central Nervous System).

Corydalis may alleviate Anxiety.

Ginger may alleviate Anxiety.

Ginkgo biloba may alleviate some cases of Anxiety (especially when

Anxiety is caused by Cerebral Insufficiency).

Gotu Kola may alleviate Anxiety.

Green Tea may be useful for the treatment of Anxiety (due to the

Theanine content of Green Tea stimulating the generation of (relaxing)

Alpha Waves in the Brain).

Hops may alleviate Anxiety by sedating the Central Nervous System

(primarily due to the Dimethylvinylcarbinol content of Hops).

Kava Kava (300 mg per day) may alleviate Anxiety (primarily due to

the Pyrones content of Kava Kava).

Korean Ginseng may alleviate Anxiety.

Magnolia may alleviate Anxiety.

Marapuama may alleviate Anxiety.

Passion Flower may alleviate Anxiety (primarily due to the

Bioflavonoids and Harmala Alkaloids of Passion Flower sedating the

Central Nervous System).

Sage may reduce Anxiety.

Saint 's Wort may alleviate Anxiety.

Skullcap may alleviate Anxiety.

Shankhpushpi may alleviate Anxiety.

Valerian may alleviate Anxiety.

Zizyphus may alleviate Anxiety.

Seeds

Coriander Seeds may alleviate Anxiety.

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> I need some ideas for calming supplements for my 6 yr-old son. His

> pushing and kicking other kids is getting way out of hand, and

> time-outs aren't working. Today he tried to push an infant out of its

> mother's arms. He thinks he's playing a game when he pushes and kicks,

> but it hurts and the other kids never think it's funny. His teacher is

> getting to the end of her rope with him. Our DAN will give us an rx

> for oxytocin next week, and we've tried the max dose of GABA, which

> only helped a little. What else can I give him? We're struggling to

> get back on the gfcf diet after being off for more than a year, so

> that's part of the problem. His yeast is not under control yet,

> either. We're all really stressed over here. Any suggestions?

>