Re: DMG or TMG that is the ??

September 28, 2001

Cindy, DMG is Dimethylglicyne, while TMG is Trimethylglycine. It

means TMG has one extra methyl group. You should check the kirkman's

website for that information. I also use DMG, and I just read your

other post below. I give my son who is 4.9 yo, 4 capsules of DMG a

day in the am, with extra folic acid for hyperness prevention (LOL);

the DMG comes in the form with added folic acid and B12, but I came

up with this solution after many trials and it worked out just fine.

You have put him on it not for very long; I would keep at it, and as

a suggestion, give it a month or so, then stop it for a week, and see

the difference of him w/o: it will amaze you. I did that three times

with my son, and I can tell you he is a different person w/o the DMG:

it is like if it brings the best of him out to the surface.

I do believe DMG helps focusing better among other stuff. Some say it

improves speech radically, but I did not see that. I also tried TMG

for a while, but I had the feeling that even with the extra folic

acid, it was making him more hyper, so I went back to the DMG; but

you can try it: TMG " turns " into DMG when it gives its third methyl

group. So you should have the same benefits.

For giving supplements, if you are using the liquid forms, and he

cannot swallow capsules, I suggest the use of a siringe bulb, like

the one they give you at the counter with your medications That's

what I did for quite a bit until I got tired and " taught " him how to

swallow pills. Anyway, If you are putting it into his applesauce,

make sure you are not doing it w/o him seeing you doing so, b/c my

son would not eat his ice cream for a while when he figured out I was

giving him calcium in it (now I do not make it a secret: he sees me

putting calcium in his baked goods and/or foods, and he is fine with

it, as long as I am not trying to hide it. I just have to say : eat

it. And he does (thank God!).

Well, hope this is exaustive.

Cristina-WA

Proud mom to , 4.9 yo ASD, & 2.1 yo NT twins.

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