RE: Methyl B-12 check B12 Folate technique

July 10, 2007

I suggest anyone interested in B12 or methylation in general may want to

give this a try, as it has been helpful for me, my son, and others my doctor

has tried it on. It is documented for autistic children, has helped my son

and myself with depression and other things, and helps me on a variety of

fronts:

Get Scientific Botanicals Folirinse (liquid), and

Perque activated B-12 Guard (2mg per tablet, sublingual, hydroxycobalamin)

You take a B12 Guard tablet and place a drop of Folirinse on top of it. Put

it under your tongue and let dissolve completely. Very tasty too. Can do two

at once, every three hours. This maintains a 5:2 ratio of folate to B12.

Well worth a try as it can have very good results. Can send you a link to a

paper on this if you like.

Cheers,

NJ

> Methyl B-12

>

> Hi Everyone,

>

> As my 3-6 month " honeymoon period " following amalgam

> removal comes to an end, I am slowly starting to see

> some symptoms again (brain fog, urticaria, fatigue,

> increased urination, sleep disturbance, etc.).

>

> Does anyone have any experience with methyl B-12

> (particularly oral methyl B-12), or know whether the

> Cutler protocol has anything to say about this? In

> reading Kirby's Evidence of Harm I noticed it

> was being used in the treatment of some autistic

> children. Some of the researchers believed it was

> much more helpful than regular B-12, which I am

> taking. Would appreciate advice...

>

> Thanks,

>

> Dave

>

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