Re: Re: ritalin and diet - try Concerta

[Guest guest]

thanks Robin, I just called my pharmacy, it was a

major problem for them to even pull the ingrediet list

but they are doing it and will have it ready later for

me, the address they gave me for the manufacturer of

our ritilin isnt even listed in the phone directory! I

will be seeing the psychiatrist wed, I will ask him

about the new ritilin, you are second person to say

excactly what you said(smile) What is Creon 10? Do I

need a prescription?

--- Robin Weber robindweber@...> wrote:

> Actually I was told ritalin is gf/cf but does

> contain lactose. I had the

> University of Kansas contact the manufacturer of all

> my kids medications,

> and have letters from all of them stating their

> gf/cf status. This was a

> couple years ago. I do not wish to throw fuel on

> the fire here, but

> simply state what my personal experience is.

>

> We have recently switched to Concerta, which is

> methylphenidate in a new

> slow release form. I have not checked the gf/cf

> status of this medication

> yet. He takes Creon 10 which will clean up any

> stray peptides. The

> difference in our son has been remarkable though.

> He has no more major

> social difficulties at lunch time at school due to

> meds wearing off.

> Check it out. For most people ritalin is much more

> effective than

> Adderall. Adderall is just much smoother, although

> it didn't touch my

> kids hyperactivity - at any dose.

>

> Robin

>

> __________________________________________________

>

[Guest guest]

Creon 5 and Creon 10 (is there a 20?) are all digestive enzymes,

perscription, very heavy duty. Has done wonders for our kids. And don't

even get me started on pharmacies!

Robin

--- Mehegan memehegan@...> wrote:

>

> thanks Robin, I just called my pharmacy, it was a

> major problem for them to even pull the ingrediet list

> but they are doing it and will have it ready later for

> me, the address they gave me for the manufacturer of

> our ritilin isnt even listed in the phone directory! I

> will be seeing the psychiatrist wed, I will ask him

> about the new ritilin, you are second person to say

> excactly what you said(smile) What is Creon 10? Do I

> need a prescription?

>

> --- Robin Weber robindweber@...> wrote:

> > Actually I was told ritalin is gf/cf but does

> > contain lactose. I had the

> > University of Kansas contact the manufacturer of all

> > my kids medications,

> > and have letters from all of them stating their

> > gf/cf status. This was a

> > couple years ago. I do not wish to throw fuel on

> > the fire here, but

> > simply state what my personal experience is.

> >

> > We have recently switched to Concerta, which is

> > methylphenidate in a new

> > slow release form. I have not checked the gf/cf

> > status of this medication

> > yet. He takes Creon 10 which will clean up any

> > stray peptides. The

> > difference in our son has been remarkable though.

> > He has no more major

> > social difficulties at lunch time at school due to

> > meds wearing off.

> > Check it out. For most people ritalin is much more

> > effective than

> > Adderall. Adderall is just much smoother, although

> > it didn't touch my

> > kids hyperactivity - at any dose.

> >

> > Robin

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

We have had this discussion before and I can't see how they could possibly

separate milk sugar from milk protein with no residual protein left. We

found out that 's med- risperdal, contained lactose and immediately

switched her to the liquid which does not. We saw great improvements

immediately.

Re: Re: ritalin and diet - try Concerta

>

> thanks Robin, I just called my pharmacy, it was a

> major problem for them to even pull the ingrediet list

> but they are doing it and will have it ready later for

> me, the address they gave me for the manufacturer of

> our ritilin isnt even listed in the phone directory! I

> will be seeing the psychiatrist wed, I will ask him

> about the new ritilin, you are second person to say

> excactly what you said(smile) What is Creon 10? Do I

> need a prescription?

>

> --- Robin Weber robindweber@...> wrote:

> > Actually I was told ritalin is gf/cf but does

> > contain lactose. I had the

> > University of Kansas contact the manufacturer of all

> > my kids medications,

> > and have letters from all of them stating their

> > gf/cf status. This was a

> > couple years ago. I do not wish to throw fuel on

> > the fire here, but

> > simply state what my personal experience is.

> >

> > We have recently switched to Concerta, which is

> > methylphenidate in a new

> > slow release form. I have not checked the gf/cf

> > status of this medication

> > yet. He takes Creon 10 which will clean up any

> > stray peptides. The

> > difference in our son has been remarkable though.

> > He has no more major

> > social difficulties at lunch time at school due to

> > meds wearing off.

> > Check it out. For most people ritalin is much more

> > effective than

> > Adderall. Adderall is just much smoother, although

> > it didn't touch my

> > kids hyperactivity - at any dose.

> >

> > Robin

> >

> > __________________________________________________

> >

[Guest guest]

,

I have read the previous discussions and felt a different view point could

only help to inform. My son doesn't react to ghee either as many others

do. Perhaps he is not as dairy sensitive as some. He is on less than

half of his medications since going gf/cf almost 2 years ago, and has been

able to stop taking Risperidal all together. We also didn't see many

improvements after taking either child off of dairy, but saw slow steady

improvements after removing gluten. So I guess it's a personal choice

which I have based on observation, experience, and some trial and error.

Robin

--- Schlotzhauer renee1dat@...> wrote:

> We have had this discussion before and I can't see how they could

> possibly

> separate milk sugar from milk protein with no residual protein left. We

> found out that 's med- risperdal, contained lactose and immediately

> switched her to the liquid which does not. We saw great improvements

> immediately.

>

>

> Re: Re: ritalin and diet - try Concerta

>

>

> >

> > thanks Robin, I just called my pharmacy, it was a

> > major problem for them to even pull the ingrediet list

> > but they are doing it and will have it ready later for

> > me, the address they gave me for the manufacturer of

> > our ritilin isnt even listed in the phone directory! I

> > will be seeing the psychiatrist wed, I will ask him

> > about the new ritilin, you are second person to say

> > excactly what you said(smile) What is Creon 10? Do I

> > need a prescription?

> >

> > --- Robin Weber robindweber@...> wrote:

> > > Actually I was told ritalin is gf/cf but does

> > > contain lactose. I had the

> > > University of Kansas contact the manufacturer of all

> > > my kids medications,

> > > and have letters from all of them stating their

> > > gf/cf status. This was a

> > > couple years ago. I do not wish to throw fuel on

> > > the fire here, but

> > > simply state what my personal experience is.

> > >

> > > We have recently switched to Concerta, which is

> > > methylphenidate in a new

> > > slow release form. I have not checked the gf/cf

> > > status of this medication

> > > yet. He takes Creon 10 which will clean up any

> > > stray peptides. The

> > > difference in our son has been remarkable though.

> > > He has no more major

> > > social difficulties at lunch time at school due to

> > > meds wearing off.

> > > Check it out. For most people ritalin is much more

> > > effective than

> > > Adderall. Adderall is just much smoother, although

> > > it didn't touch my

> > > kids hyperactivity - at any dose.

> > >

> > > Robin

> > >

> > > __________________________________________________

> > >