Are brainchild nutritionals supplements worth the money?

April 30, 2012

Hi everyone,

I have been looking for supps without the bad ingredients and which do not

contain p5p or phenols. I am looking into brainchild nutritionals and the

ultrasensitive formula has no p5p and has no herbs. I might be able to get 10%

off from pureformulas website. But still these supps are extremely expensive. My

son has been miserable with phenol sensitivity and the current multi from

vitaspectrum contains P5P. Please comment on the brainchild nutritionals if have

any experience with it or suggest another line which is more reasonably priced.

Thanks

is

April 30, 2012

We used them early on. They are very good, in my opinion, but do taste terrible. We called it the "goop."Used them for several months and it did the trick. We saw a difference when the kids were on them.sally To: mb12valtrex Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 5:53 PM

Subject: Are brainchild nutritionals supplements worth the money?

Hi everyone,

I have been looking for supps without the bad ingredients and which do not contain p5p or phenols. I am looking into brainchild nutritionals and the ultrasensitive formula has no p5p and has no herbs. I might be able to get 10% off from pureformulas website. But still these supps are extremely expensive. My son has been miserable with phenol sensitivity and the current multi from vitaspectrum contains P5P. Please comment on the brainchild nutritionals if have any experience with it or suggest another line which is more reasonably priced.

Thanks

is

April 30, 2012

We used them and were very happy with the product UNTIL we had major mold issues with several bottles (even unopened - you could smell the mold thru the cap and the cap had green mold inside of it). Turns out they had a serious production problems and did not notify my DAN doc who unknowingly continued to stock and sell them. The company refunded our money, apologized for the problem but then sent replacement bottles with the exact same problem. They apologized again and said they were still having difficulties with mold. Despite being happy with the product, I personally would not trust them anymore. We now use a pill product from Klaire labs but don't like it as much and actually just had to stop it.If you chose to use brainchild, I'd call and "chat" about the mold issue (it was about 6 months ago).Kim We used them early on. They are very good, in my opinion, but do taste terrible. We called it the "goop."Used them for several months and it did the trick. We saw a difference when the kids were on them.sally To: mb12valtrex Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 5:53 PM Subject: Are brainchild nutritionals supplements worth the money? Hi everyone, I have been looking for supps without the bad ingredients and which do not contain p5p or phenols. I am looking into brainchild nutritionals and the ultrasensitive formula has no p5p and has no herbs. I might be able to get 10% off from pureformulas website. But still these supps are extremely expensive. My son has been miserable with phenol sensitivity and the current multi from vitaspectrum contains P5P. Please comment on the brainchild nutritionals if have any experience with it or suggest another line which is more reasonably priced. Thanks is

April 30, 2012

Thank you so much Kim. Now that you mentioned it, I remember reading about it

somewhere. I am so disappointed and frustrated now as I am having a great

difficulty finding the multivitamins/minerals without P5P, magnesium stearate,

aspartic acid, animal ingredients. Looking into Lee silsby transdermals. Would

love to get some more ideas.

Thanks

is

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> >

> > We used them early on. They are very good, in my opinion, but do

> > taste terrible. We called it the " goop. "

> >

> > Used them for several months and it did the trick. We saw a

> > difference when the kids were on them.

> >

> > sally

> >

> > To: mb12valtrex

> > Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 5:53 PM

> > Subject: Are brainchild nutritionals supplements worth

> > the money?

> >

> > Hi everyone,

> >

> > I have been looking for supps without the bad ingredients and which

> > do not contain p5p or phenols. I am looking into brainchild

> > nutritionals and the ultrasensitive formula has no p5p and has no

> > herbs. I might be able to get 10% off from pureformulas website. But

> > still these supps are extremely expensive. My son has been miserable

> > with phenol sensitivity and the current multi from vitaspectrum

> > contains P5P. Please comment on the brainchild nutritionals if have

> > any experience with it or suggest another line which is more

> > reasonably priced.

> >

> > Thanks

> > is

> >

>

April 30, 2012

P5P, magnesium stearate, aspartic acid, animal ingredients

What is P5P? What is wrong with the other three?

Cristine

Are brainchild nutritionals supplements worth > > the money?> >> >> > Hi everyone,> >> > I have been looking for supps without the bad ingredients and which > > do not contain p5p or phenols. I am looking into brainchild > > nutritionals and the ultrasensitive formula has no p5p and has no > > herbs. I might be able to get 10% off from pureformulas website. But > > still these supps are extremely expensive. My son has been miserable > > with phenol sensitivity and the current multi from vitaspectrum > > contains P5P. Please comment on the brainchild nutritionals if have > > any experience with it or suggest another line which is more > > reasonably priced.> >> > Thanks> > is> >> >> >> >> >>

April 30, 2012

P5P is Pyridoxal 5 phosphate and is the active form of vitamin B6. It is a

problem for my child as he has Phenolsulfotransferase deficiency and P5P worsens

it and causes more phenol sensitivity.

Magnesium stearate is added in a lot of supplements. It is a lubricating agent

which prevents ingredients in meds from sticking to each other and to the

machinery. Although companies claim that a very little amount is used, our kids

take a lot of capsules and the total does become significant. It has been

associated with immune suppression. It is a controversial subject but I try to

stay away from it as my kid already has immune dysfunction.

Aspartic acid is a neurotoxin. I try to avoid any animal origin gelatin or

glycerin in the supps for my kid.

is

> >

> > >

> > > We used them early on. They are very good, in my opinion, but do

> > > taste terrible. We called it the " goop. "

> > >

> > > Used them for several months and it did the trick. We saw a

> > > difference when the kids were on them.

> > >

> > > sally

> > >

> > > From: alexis_d3378 <alexis_d3378@>

> > > To: mb12valtrex

> > > Sent: Monday, April 30, 2012 5:53 PM

> > > Subject: Are brainchild nutritionals supplements worth

> > > the money?

> > >

> > > Hi everyone,

> > >

> > > I have been looking for supps without the bad ingredients and which

> > > do not contain p5p or phenols. I am looking into brainchild

> > > nutritionals and the ultrasensitive formula has no p5p and has no

> > > herbs. I might be able to get 10% off from pureformulas website. But

> > > still these supps are extremely expensive. My son has been miserable

> > > with phenol sensitivity and the current multi from vitaspectrum

> > > contains P5P. Please comment on the brainchild nutritionals if have

> > > any experience with it or suggest another line which is more

> > > reasonably priced.

> > >

> > > Thanks

> > > is

> > >

> >

>

April 30, 2012

Hi alexis,Have you looked at the lee silsby multi?..i remember they took out the bs for us and it was covered 100percent by insurance...if I remember correctly there is nothing added...problem for us was that we couldn't customise it further...just a thought.-- Sent from my Palm Pre

P5P is Pyridoxal 5 phosphate and is the active form of vitamin B6. It is a problem for my child as he has Phenolsulfotransferase deficiency and P5P worsens it and causes more phenol sensitivity.

Magnesium stearate is added in a lot of supplements. It is a lubricating agent which prevents ingredients in meds from sticking to each other and to the machinery. Although companies claim that a very little amount is used, our kids take a lot of capsules and the total does become significant. It has been associated with immune suppression. It is a controversial subject but I try to stay away from it as my kid already has immune dysfunction.

Aspartic acid is a neurotoxin. I try to avoid any animal origin gelatin or glycerin in the supps for my kid.

is

> >

> > >

> > > We used them early on. They are very good, in my opinion, but do

> > > taste terrible. We called it the "goop."