Re: Sublinglual's & Phenol?

[Guest guest]

> Every sublingual b12 I've seen has some sort of flavoring like cherry. There

was one I found that was a spray in the mouth and that was peppermint flavored.

> Does anyone know if these would cause a bad phenol reaction? DS is pretty

much sensitive to any foods above low on the phenol list.

Until I corrected my son's phenol issues, I had to give all his supplements with

No-Fenol enzyme.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Dana - my son can't have vitamin C - he gets a really nasty rash from it. Could

this be a phenol reaction?

> > Every sublingual b12 I've seen has some sort of flavoring like cherry.

There was one I found that was a spray in the mouth and that was peppermint

flavored.

> > Does anyone know if these would cause a bad phenol reaction? DS is pretty

much sensitive to any foods above low on the phenol list.

>

>

> Until I corrected my son's phenol issues, I had to give all his supplements

with No-Fenol enzyme.

>

> Dana

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Dana - my son can't have vitamin C - he gets a really nasty rash from it.

Could this be a phenol reaction?

Most commercial vitamin C is made from corn. Does your child tolerate corn?

Mine didn't, so I had to start with a non-corn vitamin C.

Vitamin C can also increase yeast, if it is pulling out viruses.

Dana