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> Dana, I can't find on your site that specifically talks about what a mito

cocktail is or what's in it or how to administer it...can you provide me with a

link on your site...if you have a designated area on your site.

Try this one

http://www.danasview.net/mar05.htm

> Can you tell me what your definition of a mito cocktail is? Is it a combo of

different supplements that you give one time or over a course of time? And

which supplements? And how much do you give of each if that is the case?

A combination of supplements, given for about a year or so here. See link

above.

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Hi Dana, I looked up your mito-cocktail link as well. Does the formulation have

to have all of the ingredients together? I was thinking of starting small with

Acetyl-L_carnitine and Co-Q-10. My kids take a multimineral supplement that has

selenium and zinc. Does this work?

Thanks for your help.

Warm regards,

Anjana

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> > Dana, I can't find on your site that specifically talks about what a mito

cocktail is or what's in it or how to administer it...can you provide me with a

link on your site...if you have a designated area on your site.

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> Try this one

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> http://www.danasview.net/mar05.htm

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> > Can you tell me what your definition of a mito cocktail is? Is it a combo

of different supplements that you give one time or over a course of time? And

which supplements? And how much do you give of each if that is the case?

>

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> A combination of supplements, given for about a year or so here. See link

above.

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> Dana

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> Hi Dana, I looked up your mito-cocktail link as well. Does the formulation

have to have all of the ingredients together?

Not necessarily, it depends on the child.

>>I was thinking of starting small with Acetyl-L_carnitine and Co-Q-10.

Those two generally tend to be the most required for most kids. My son also

required taurine as a " requirement " . But you can start with those two, see how

it works for your child.

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Hello Dana, Thank you for the reply.

My son's urine analysis showed an off the scale excessive count for Taurine. Not

sure what that meant. Everything else was not too bad. If you have any

suggestions, please let me know.

Thanks again!

Best,

Anjana

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> > Hi Dana, I looked up your mito-cocktail link as well. Does the formulation

have to have all of the ingredients together?

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> Not necessarily, it depends on the child.

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> >>I was thinking of starting small with Acetyl-L_carnitine and Co-Q-10.

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> Those two generally tend to be the most required for most kids. My son also

required taurine as a " requirement " . But you can start with those two, see how

it works for your child.

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> Dana

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> Hello Dana, Thank you for the reply.

> My son's urine analysis showed an off the scale excessive count for Taurine.

Not sure what that meant. Everything else was not too bad. If you have any

suggestions, please let me know.

Unless you were supplementing at the time of the test, I would guess this test

result might mean it was not being properly absorbed, it was just being excreted

in the urine.

Dana

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Hi All,

Thanks for your responses.

Dana, you said what I was suspecting as well. The high Taurine was an absorption

issue, so we have started on his digestive tract health. The strange thing is my

2nd child who is possibly autistic seems to have better digestive health than

the ADHD child. I am baffled by that a bit.

We got the Taurine level reading from a Neurotransmitter profile testing using

urine sample. We asked our regular ped for it because our first, , has

ADHD issues.

Best regards,

Anjana

> > Hello Dana, Thank you for the reply.

> > My son's urine analysis showed an off the scale excessive count for Taurine.

Not sure what that meant. Everything else was not too bad. If you have any

suggestions, please let me know.

>

>

> Unless you were supplementing at the time of the test, I would guess this test

result might mean it was not being properly absorbed, it was just being excreted

in the urine.

>

> Dana

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