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> I just started my on on mB12 shots every three days, with folinic acid in

place weeks before the shots.I gave the shots at noon each time, and he was up

at 4am after both days - I am tired!!!!

> Has this happened to anyone else? He is on diflucan and probiotics, so I know

it isn't yeast.

It may still be yeast, but B12 is also called " the energy vitamin " .

My son needed mB12 with folic, B2, and carnitine.

Try giving the shots first thing in the morning.

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Hi!

When are you giving the shots--AM or PM? We were giving our son his after

dinner and we experienced the same problem. We switched to AM and he slept

through the night first time with no problems since.

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Subject: Do mB12 shots +Folinic acid mean night waking?

Hi,

I just started my on on mB12 shots every three days, with folinic acid in

place weeks before the shots.I gave the shots at noon each time, and he was

up at 4am after both days - I am tired!!!!

Has this happened to anyone else? He is on diflucan and probiotics, so I

know it isn't yeast.

Should I transition from folinic to folic acid? He's due for another shot

today, but I am going to wait until dinnertime to give it.

Thanks,

Susi

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My son did this for the first 10-12 weeks after starting the shots. He was

up from 2am to 6am every night. Then one day it just stopped. It was horrible

for us but worth the benefits. It's a common side effect when beginning MB12.

Ride it out!!

Kerrie

In a message dated 3/24/2009 9:38:43 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

gfcfmommy@... writes:

I just started my on on mB12 shots every three days, with folinic acid in

place weeks before the shots.I gave the shots at noon each time, and he was up

at 4am after both days - I am tired!!!!

Has this happened to anyone else? He is on diflucan and probiotics, so I

know it isn't yeast.

Should I transition from folinic to folic acid? He's due for another shot

today, but I am going to wait until dinnertime to give it.

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I'm not Dana, but I also was going to say that you can't rule our yeast. My son

was on Diflucan and probiotics and improved, but when we went on SCD son

afterward he had HUGE yeast die-offs. Yeast (and other bad microbes) can be

extremely hardy beasts and can be very hard to get under control. Diflucan will

probably kill some of it, but yeast can also adapt and develop resistance to

these things (my son also used to take Nystatin). I'm not saying this is

necessarily yeast- I bet it's more general detox- but you can't rule out yeast

too quickly.

-Sierra

http://grainfreefoodie.blogspot.com/

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> Dana - how can it still be yeast? Susi

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> Dana - how can it still be yeast?

Your yeast protocol might not be sufficiently aggressive to eliminate all the

yeast overgrowth caused by the B12/folic. B12/folic caused a LOT of yeast here,

especially at first.

Dana

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