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Thanks sounds great!

From: Madeline Wolfe <Madeline_wolfe. ar>

Subject: Re: [childrensapraxiane t] completely non-verbal

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Date: Wednesday, September 23, 2009, 11:37 AM

 

, maybe this info is helpful for you --most people here using fish oils

do this:

http://www.facebook .com/topic. php?uid=11502973 5601 & topic= 7401

Re: [childrensapraxiane t] completely non-verbal

My son is 2.5 yrs old and I would like to try the fish oils, but what form do

you give a child that age...is there a liquid or pill or what? My husband and I

are willing to try anything at this point.

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, I have the complete mega 3,6,9 and it looks like the same ingredeints as

the pro efa

do you know what the diffrence would be?Thank you

From: Stahl <kstahl224@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] completely non-verbal

Date: Friday, October 2, 2009, 11:22 AM

My 20 month old son was not speaking any words.� He only made vowel sounds.�

I started the ProEFA (Omega 3, 6, 9 Junior) supplements 3 weeks ago and he now

can say about 6-10 words.� He doesn't use them frequently, but it was

wonderful to hear even one word!� You should consult with your pediatrician to

get the right dosage of any supplement for your child's age and weight.� Good

Luck!

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When I say nonverbal my son has apraxia and autism he is 10 he can say hi and

bye but its not like a typical child would say it and that is all he can say and

he trys really hard but just cant get the words out. We have been doing biomed

for 6 years and tried many things.

Thank you

Kimmy

From: sloneczko2004 <bakster6@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: completely non-verbal

Date: Thursday, October 1, 2009, 12:06 AM

 

My understanding is(CHERAB org.recommends this protocol), that you should start

with 1 pro-efa and 1vit.E, than around 6monts, or when your kid's speech

plateaus than you add pro-epa, then after next plateau you add another pro-efa.

Every child is different of course, so you my have to find your own balance. We

actually had to increase vitE to 800IU.

Krys

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> Subject: Re: [childrensapraxiane t] completely non-verbal

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> Date: Wednesday, September 23, 2009, 11:37 AM

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> , maybe this info is helpful for you --most people here using fish oils

do this:

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> http://www.facebook .com/topic. php?uid=11502973 5601 & topic= 7401

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> My son is 2.5 yrs old and I would like to try the fish oils, but what form do

you give a child that age...is there a liquid or pill or what? My husband and I

are willing to try anything at this point.

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If it's the nordic naturals brand they are one and the same (or so I'm

told).   I believe one is sold in stores and one sold online.

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From: Kimmy Heil <kimberly19ray@...>

, I have the complete mega 3,6,9 and it looks like the same ingredeints as

the pro efa

do you know what the diffrence would be?Thank you

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�one thing we should all keep in mind is that for many of these vitamins

blood/plasma levels are not at all what the cellular levels are.� All people

with fatty acid deficits need more vitamin E and other antioxidents in order to

process that fatty acid at cellular level or it just oxidizes in the body--and

can actually become a burden--toxic waste. my daughter did not show a ny E

deficiencies either, but benefited greatly from carnitine and E combined and

this regulated her free floating fatty acids which were rather high prior to

this addition. Needless to say her speech also improved greatly, but then we're

also doing other things--with B12 being the most amazing supplement of

all--these kids also ahve methylation pathways blocked and B12 is also a big

deficiency for them, but not always at plasma levels--her plasma levels were

normal--but the supplementation via subcutaneous shot--cannot be absorbed in the

lining in people with deficient intrinsic

factor and nasal sprays every 4 h to maintain a steady constant supply in her

blood stream sounds a lot more cruel than a hair thin needle under the skin

every 3 days. Again, sublingual or pill will not help--a young child cannot be

expectd to suck under the tongue a B12 pill and not crunch it up and swallow

it--every 4 h or so day and night.� So the shots are the best way to deliver

this vital brain nutrient that benefits so many kids with

speech/attention/behavoral isues. My daughter only has apraxia, but her eye

cotnact and behavior, as well as willingness to follow adult directed activities

etc. ahve improved beyond belief with the MB12 shots.

There ar emany supplements that help regulate metabolic problems and they do not

all work the same for all kids. it is always a combination of genetics and

environmental ecposures--triggers and it's ahrd to say wwhat will work and what

won't.� But new tests are being developed all the time, tests that are more

sensitive and can better interepret certain deficiencies--the problem is most

doctors do not get training in these new tests, and insurance does not cover

them considering anything that isn't in their existing

guidelines--- " experimental "

Let's not forget that everything was at some point " experimental " this is how

science builds and every successful research project that helps answer some

questions by default raises new ones. This is part of the scientific process and

our speech impaired children have neurological damage that has its roots in

metabolic disarray, malabsorptions of various kinds--fish oil and antioxidants

being among the highest.� While not every apraxic child may need the very high

levels of E, everyone taking fish oil should increase their intake of E to a

comfortable level--a nd this is more than what is in the fish oil itself to

preserve it. You cna gradually increase and observe.� teh only danger is

increased sensitivity to bleeding--the fish oil has the same effect--vitamin K

counteracts this.� it si good to be cautious but also open minded and learn as

much as you can--becuase most apraxic kids--if not all are dealing with

metabolic problems which if not the

direct cause of the speech problems are most certainly implicated in the

treatment process. the brain cannot function if it is missing vital nutrients

and if it is affected by oxidative stress--which is an incresing problem in the

environment, particularly in genetically susceptible individuals who have enzyme

deficiencies and a family history of autoimmune disorders such as --asthma,

diabetes, skin problems --eczemas/psoriasis, systemic Lupus, early Onset

Alzheimer's Parkinson etc.� All these neurological disorders have metabolic

roots and can be if not " cured " certainly helped and perhaps even prevented once

we understand what the brain needs to function optimally.

The neuroscience research is there, the microbiology research is there--but

clinical medical practice takes it's cues from the pharmaceutical companies who

help set guidelines and treatments� with--what else?--drugs..

There's so much we can learn and do for our speech and otherwise motor planning

challenged children and it's not just about fish oil, although this can help

greatly but not alone ain many cases. i had wrongly concluded my daughter was

not a responder when in fact she just needed so much more to properly process

that fish oil.�

I urge all parents to do their research and this doesn't just mean asking your

doctor who most likely has never had a true nutrition course in medical school

back when they knew so little about metabolic effects on the brain etc. This is

a new field and not enough doctors get training in it, but ther eis an

evergrowing number of physicians who are realizing our brains are not in a

vacuum up there but connected to the rest of our bodies and nutritional

deficiencies can and do affect neurological and immune functioning in ways that

were previously not known or suspected. We now have technology that is much more

advanced and there are tests to help us but again, not in mainstream medicine

unfortunately--that takes sometimes decades to catch up because no one wants to

foot the bill and pay for retraining, more tests, more treatments.

Good luck to all and may we all be strong enough and inspired enough to do the

best we can for our children--and this means learning to think outside the box

and accepting the responsibility and ambiguity that comes with a new frontier of

science.�

As Dr. said in her articles and handouts that discussed her findings on

nutritional supplements used to treat her son's speech apraxia and

hypotonia---- " our children do nOT have decades to wait " for clinical trials that

would need to be doen differently anyway since not every child needs the exact

same protocol and more than one supplement is needed--it's not the " one pill "

that fixes all, it is a highly inmdicvidualized treatment for each and every

child according to genetic make up and envoironmental exposure and symptoms, as

well as progress.

All the best,

Elena

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I actually called Nordic Naturals with this same question a few weeks ago.

Omega 3-6-9 is the name it is sold under to retailers; ProEFA is the name it is

sold under to medical professionals. Either way, they are the exact same

product.

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> If it's the nordic naturals brand they are one and the same (or so I'm

told).   I believe one is sold in stores and one sold online.

>

>

> -----Original Message-----

> From: Kimmy Heil <kimberly19ray@...>

>

> , I have the complete mega 3,6,9 and it looks like the same ingredeints

as the pro efa

> do you know what the diffrence would be?Thank you

>

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Sandy that is awesome! But the fish oils my son has been on them for years and

he doesnt babble just makes guterral noise llike in his throat and all he says

is da da hi and bye everything else he tries but just cant I hope I can find the

thing that works too.

 

thank you

Kim

From: sandy lehmann <mommie2chris@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] completely non-verbal

Date: Friday, October 2, 2009, 11:52 AM

 

my son only said his first word (mama) at 4.5 years old.� we hadn't heard of

the oils back then, but i did start

him on them after i found out about them.� i noticed babbling right away and

that was huge for me! by grade

1 he had about 10 words.� When he was 7 i started the vitamin e and within

days he signed that he was cold.

he had never noticed being frost bitten or hot or pain before that.

He is 10 years old now, and has tons of words and can be a little chatterbox.

Remember, it's not always the words that you'll find with the omegas, increased

babbling is also an indication

that he is a responder.� Just beware though, the first couple of weeks when

you start are tough.� My sons

behaviour was off the charts but we rode it out and boy am I glad I did!!!!! I

almost gave up and shudder to

think where we might be today if i did give up.

One of our first slp's told me he would never talk. Not to be juvenile or

anything, but i almost want to go

back to her and show her how far he's come� :)

Never give up

sandy

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