B 12, GSE, Squinting, Alkaline Urine ?'s

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What brand of B-12 do you use? Is the sublingual less likely to

increase yeast? What brand of GSE and OLE do you use?

I know this is long but I am still on doctors waiting lists.

She did not respond well to a days trial of very low doses of SNT.

We started Kirkman's Multi-Vitamin and mineral 15 days ago. Although

we have had a positive response I think yeast may be an issue again.

I am seeing some hyperactivity and eye contact is not as sharp. The

comprehension improvements are not consistent. The directions say to

take two capsules daily. Initially I gave one in the morning and one

in the evening. She appeared to do better when I gave her second dose

in the afternoon. I assume that this was due to running out. I am

considering adding extra B-12 instead of giving another capsule of

the multi-vitamin and mineral. I am afraid I would be over

supplementing other supplements. I am also concerned that the b's are

increasing yeast. I have been giving extra No-Fenol between meals.

Would like to learn how to add in GSE.

My daughter appears to go through periods in which she squints when

looking at books but this is not consistent. Her eye contact has

improved a lot in the past few months. Could her eyes be adjusting?

She has an eye exam coming up? How do I approach all this biomedical

stuff to the doctor? He is probably going to think I am crazy.

In Children's With Starving Brain it states that Dr. Megson

showed that certain children susceptible to autism are genetically at

risk from a G-alpha protein defect. She poists a progression of

injury in these susceptible children starting with exposure to wheat,

followed by exposure to measles antigen, and then additon of the

pertussis toxin, which takes them into a disconnection of the G-alpha

protein path-ways. The retoin receptor pathways are critical for

vision, sensory perception and attentiveness. Sideways glancing may

indicate poor rod funtion and may be a tipp-off to the G-alpha

protein defect, especially if family history shows others with night-

blindness and hypothyroidism. A trial of Cod Liver Oil followed by a

trial of Urecholine for stimulating ecetylcholine receptor blockage

(shown by decreased bile and pancreatic secretions) might be

therapeutic in this subset of ASD children.

I have Kirkman's CLO which has

Vitamin A 2500 IU

Vitamin D 250 IU

Vitamin E 1 IU

EPA 250 mg

DHA 250 mg

I purchased Super-Nu-Thera without the A & D in hopes that once it was

added in I could add in the CLO.

5000 iu's a day of Vitamin A seems to be the upper limit. Should I

not add CLO with this Multi-Vitamin Mineral?

Kikman's Multi-Vitamin Mineral Capsules

> Vitamin A 2500 iu 100%

> Vitamin D-3 200 iu 50%

> Vitamin E(di-alpha tocopheryl acetate 60 iu 200%

> Vitamin C (acorbic acid) 120 mg 200%

> Vitamin B-1 (Thiamine Hydrochloride) 3 mg 200%

> Vitamin B-2 (as riboflavin phosphate coenzyme) 3.4 mg 200%

> Niacinamide 20 mg 100%

> Vitamin B-6 (Pyridoxine Hydrochloride) 4 mg 200%

> Pantothenic Acid(d-calcium pantothenate) 10 mg 100%

> Folic Acid 400 mcg 100%

> Vitamin B-12 12 mcg 200%

> Biotin 60 mcg 20%

> Calcium (carbonate/citrate) 100 mg 10%

> Iodine (potassium iodide) 150 mcg 100%

> Magnesium (oxide/glycinate) 40 mg 10%

> Zinc (citrate) 15 mg 100%

> Selenium (amino acid and chelate) 25 mcg 35%

> Manganese (citrate) 2.7 mg 100%

> Chromium (piccolinate) 25 mcg 20%

> Molybdenum (amino acid chelate) 25 mcg 33%

> Co-Ensyme Q-10 10 mg

One last thing:I have been testing 's Ph. Her urine reading has

been 7.5. 7.5 or above is considered uncommon and indicates a body

that is too alkaline, or may indicate that the kidneys are producing

amonia to buffer acids due to mineral deficiency. Any ideas of how to

lower this?

Thanks a tone, Melinda