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In a message dated 5/26/01 3:30:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

kblanco@... writes:

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They do

My son has this, said to contribute to autism and seizures.. I was told to

do niacinamide, CoQ10, B6 (p5p), C, E and K Also make sure amino acids are

balanced and fatty acids are converting. Also make sure candida is under

control, no sugar, no milk and no wheat. >>

THANK YOU KATHY. IS what you are doing helping your son? How are the

seizures since adding these supplements?

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They do

My son has this, said to contribute to autism and seizures.. I was told to

do niacinamide, CoQ10, B6 (p5p), C, E and K Also make sure amino acids are

balanced and fatty acids are converting. Also make sure candida is under

control, no sugar, no milk and no wheat.

Kathy

[ ] elevated pyruvate

> I am posting a question for a friend.

> THANK YOU

>

> ====================================

> Does anyone on the list know if elevated pyruvate and lactate levels have

to

> do with B deficiencies?

> Thank you very much.

>

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I can't go a day without them, otherwise BOOM, seizure land again

Kathy

Re: [ ] elevated pyruvate

> In a message dated 5/26/01 3:30:35 PM Eastern Daylight Time,

> kblanco@... writes:

>

> <<

> They do

> My son has this, said to contribute to autism and seizures.. I was told

to

> do niacinamide, CoQ10, B6 (p5p), C, E and K Also make sure amino acids

are

> balanced and fatty acids are converting. Also make sure candida is under

> control, no sugar, no milk and no wheat. >>

>

> THANK YOU KATHY. IS what you are doing helping your son? How are the

> seizures since adding these supplements?

> Thanks

>

>

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>

>

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Also

, this speaks volumes of putting the child on a no/low carbohydrate

diet, or PALEO diet...

Kathy

[ ] elevated pyruvate

> I am posting a question for a friend.

> THANK YOU

>

> ====================================

> Does anyone on the list know if elevated pyruvate and lactate levels have

to

> do with B deficiencies?

> Thank you very much.

>

> _

>

>

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This is helpful and yes it was ignored, among other things by the

geneticist and I am furious. I have been wondering about carnitine.

The elevation is in my NT kid who seems to be growing into something

whereas my speech kid seems to be growing out of it. Ying and Yang.

Will get carnitine checked.

>

> I can tell you that our neurologist Marvin Natowicz, noticed this

several times in my daughter's blood work. It has to do with

processing within the cells. Her blood pyruvate was only slightly

elevated, and he said many doctor's would ignore this, but he felt it

was note worthy. After the third elevated blood pyruvate, he started

her on L-carnitine, which many of you have been discussing here. The

L-carnitine helps in mitochondrial disorders, but also helps the

processing of long chain fatty acids at the cellular level.

>

> The L-Carnitine seemed to make her much calmer, and she began to

speak more clearly.

> I can tell you that I tried fish oils before, and did not have

good results, but once whe went on the L-Carnitine the fish oils

seemed to help quite a bit.

>

>

http://www.ucsfhealth.org/childrens/health_professionals/manuals/53_Me

tabolism.pdf

>

> I hope this info is helpful

>

> Jo

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I noticed on my son's bloodwork that his pyruvate was at .21. It

says normal is between .06-.18. Do you all think it's worth us

taking him to a neurologist? We have been to a whole gamut of

doctors - but not a neurologist yet. His pediatrician that ran the

bloodwork said it was fine, but after reading this post and doing

some research in the archives, am I missing something here?

I am so grateful for this board.

Thanks,

Tara

> >

> > I can tell you that our neurologist Marvin Natowicz, noticed

this

> several times in my daughter's blood work. It has to do with

> processing within the cells. Her blood pyruvate was only slightly

> elevated, and he said many doctor's would ignore this, but he felt

it

> was note worthy. After the third elevated blood pyruvate, he

started

> her on L-carnitine, which many of you have been discussing here.

The

> L-carnitine helps in mitochondrial disorders, but also helps the

> processing of long chain fatty acids at the cellular level.

> >

> > The L-Carnitine seemed to make her much calmer, and she began

to

> speak more clearly.

> > I can tell you that I tried fish oils before, and did not have

> good results, but once whe went on the L-Carnitine the fish oils

> seemed to help quite a bit.

> >

> >

>

http://www.ucsfhealth.org/childrens/health_professionals/manuals/53_M

e

> tabolism.pdf

> >

> > I hope this info is helpful

> >

> > Jo

> >

> >

> >

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Sure. I reccommend a neurologist. Dont be surprised if they run an MRI and

find nothing though. Seems to be the trend from what I have seen. Always

safeguard yourself.

[ ] Re:Elevated pyruvate

I noticed on my son's bloodwork that his pyruvate was at .21. It

says normal is between .06-.18. Do you all think it's worth us

taking him to a neurologist? We have been to a whole gamut of

doctors - but not a neurologist yet. His pediatrician that ran the

bloodwork said it was fine, but after reading this post and doing

some research in the archives, am I missing something here?

I am so grateful for this board.

Thanks,

Tara

> >

> > I can tell you that our neurologist Marvin Natowicz, noticed

this

> several times in my daughter's blood work. It has to do with

> processing within the cells. Her blood pyruvate was only slightly

> elevated, and he said many doctor's would ignore this, but he felt

it

> was note worthy. After the third elevated blood pyruvate, he

started

> her on L-carnitine, which many of you have been discussing here.

The

> L-carnitine helps in mitochondrial disorders, but also helps the

> processing of long chain fatty acids at the cellular level.

> >

> > The L-Carnitine seemed to make her much calmer, and she began

to

> speak more clearly.

> > I can tell you that I tried fish oils before, and did not have

> good results, but once whe went on the L-Carnitine the fish oils

> seemed to help quite a bit.

> >

> >

>

http://www.ucsfheal

<http://www.ucsfhealth.org/childrens/health_professionals/manuals/53_M>

th.org/childrens/health_professionals/manuals/53_M

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> tabolism.pdf

> >

> > I hope this info is helpful

> >

> > Jo

> >

> >

> >

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When we received our blood work, I believe it said the normal range for

blood pyruvate was .03-.08. Annie only tested at like .10,.11,.11. We

do see a metabolic geneticist at the Cleveland Clinic. He did say that

many doctors would ignore this, but he felt they were note worthy.

Please check the range again, and verify the range.

Jo

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