Re: OT tylenol suppositories

[Guest guest]

Sorry, I missed the original message. Are you saying that the only

tylanol that works is the sopositoriy? If this is correct, just what are

we supposed to give for pain?

Cheryl

[Guest guest]

> Sorry, I missed the original message. Are you saying that the only

> tylanol that works is the sopositoriy? If this is correct, just

what are

> we supposed to give for pain?

>

> Cheryl

The original postin is up a bit and was <OT dimetapp DM>

There's more than one....so may read them all to get the idea

Cristina-WA

[Guest guest]

This was the original message and my response. Yes the only GFCF is the

suppositories.

Subj: Re: Re: Dimetapp DM

Date: 6/18/01 1:40:18 PM Eastern Daylight Time

From:    treelinkr@...

Reply-to: <A HREF= " mailto:GFCFKids " >GFCFKids </A>

To:    GFCFKids

> been especially wild lately, so I called

> Whitehall-Robins to check on the Dimetapp DM.  They

> verified that it is milk-free and gluten free. 

>

Careful because Dimetapp extendtabs and several other dimetapp

products have gluten in them.  Check out the site at

www.csaceliacs.org/pharmeceuticals.htm.

       Bromonate Elixir is not GFCF.

       Tylenol tablets, gelcaps and allergy sinus gelcaps tested positive for

gluten; the only safe one is the suppositories which my son has taken.

       I will check on Motrin and Albuterol.

       Sorry to pass out this info but we must be aware of all products.  My

son has Celiac's Disease and gluten is a no no.  He reacts to the slightest

amount.

LOL,

Sharon

[Guest guest]

Umm, we gave Elliot the Tylenol suppositories many years ago, when he was

vomiting up every other med. In retrospect, I just wish I hadn't. I think

his little body knew what was bad for him. Researchers have said that

Tylenol depletes sulphates, and the sulphation system in most if not all

kids with autism, is stressed to the max already. Just my opinion.

Lorilyn