Re: DMG question for Le Anne.

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> I read that if your child hasn't had any improvement

> on DMG in three days then you might as well not give

> it to them. True or false. Also wouldn't it depend on

> how long the have been on the GFCF diet? Opinions please.

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LeAnne, I have my son on DMG since april. Those few times he didn't

have it for a week because I didn't reorder it, it showed. Tho we

thought it didn't make a difference, it did indeed made a difference.

I know it helps the real child hidden in my son, come out.

There is no doubt in my mind that the DMG is working, even if we

didn't see the results but later on. Speech did not come thanks to

DMG; but DMG helped with the many other issues a child with autism

like my son had: he was not as hyper, not climbing walls, not

screaming the whole trip in the car, no matter where we were going-

and kicking my seat while I drove-more complying at times, and less

tantruming. The diet helped for the rest, though there is still a lot

to be done, that's why we are now doing ABA, and it works!

I posted about DMG, because I was in doubt about chosing between that

and TMG, their price difference and the dosage etc. But the product

does work, just differently depending on the child and on the

issue " targeted " , if you know what I mean.

I had my son on the diet for about a month, when I started

supplementing.

Hope this helps.

Cristina-WA

Proud mom to 4.7 ASD, & 23 mo NT twins.

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