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Hello,

My son has been taking Efalex (by Efamol) for three months now and we

have seen a small improvement. I do notice that most people here are

using ProEFA and ProEPA. Are these better together than just Efalex.

Should I switch him? I can't give it together, right? If I did switch

him, how much should I start him with (he is 3 1/2 and weighs 36

pounds).

Also I would like to start him on Vitamin E - I have been reading on

how important it is to give him natural vitamin E. Any recommendations

of where to order it from. I saw that KirkmanLabs has it.

Thank you so much for this support group - this is the only place that

lets me see light at the end of the tunnel. My son has severe apraxia

and sever coordination issues and we were told yesterday he may have

ADHD but it is too early to tell.

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You can pick up natural vitamin E (ie alpha-d-tocophorol), not

alpha " dl " tocophorol...at any drug or healthfood store. It is

fairly inexpensive, and you don't need to order it specially. Most

health food stores also care a gamma tocophorol preparation.

We buy ours at Longs drugs. You can get it anywhere. -

> Hello,

>

> My son has been taking Efalex (by Efamol) for three months now and

we

> have seen a small improvement. I do notice that most people here

are

> using ProEFA and ProEPA. Are these better together than just

Efalex.

> Should I switch him? I can't give it together, right? If I did

switch

> him, how much should I start him with (he is 3 1/2 and weighs 36

> pounds).

>

> Also I would like to start him on Vitamin E - I have been reading

on

> how important it is to give him natural vitamin E. Any

recommendations

> of where to order it from. I saw that KirkmanLabs has it.

>

> Thank you so much for this support group - this is the only place

that

> lets me see light at the end of the tunnel. My son has severe

apraxia

> and sever coordination issues and we were told yesterday he may

have

> ADHD but it is too early to tell.

>

>

>

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