Advice regarding Singulair

[Guest guest]

Hello...Hoping someone can offer their experience (good or bad) with

Singulair. Our DAN! prescribed it based on the fact that it can work on

inflammation at the cellular level (I think that's how he explained

it). My son doesn't have any diagnosed allergies (yet) but does have

the classic allergic shiners on a regular basis. They have continued

despite GFCF and enzymes (although behavior and speech have improved

dramatically). Some of his bloodwork also shows signs of possible

cellular inflammation. Anyone out there have experience with this?.

I've been hesitant to add it since he made a lot of changes at the last

visit and I want to be sure I know what's working and what isn't. I

also know that it has many additives and dyes, which makes me a bit

leary. Thanks in advance for your help.

[Guest guest]

My 5 year old nt son, allergic to the world, has been on it for 2 ½ years or

so. He’s done fine on it but would love to get him off. We’ve had our best

year yet. I didn’t have to do Clariton last summer at all, but we had

problems in the fall (I’m in WI), but think he may have eaten too many

apples at the orchards. So many variables here with rains, mold, pollens

and the change of seasons. But I also got him off flovent for asthma a

couple months ago (we were doing only 2 puffs at night) and have had to not

use alburteral once. YEAHHH! This was a kid that every cold sent him

spiraling down and it seemed like pneumonia, bronchitis, whatever….we got

it! Every little bug is carried to the worse degree with him, terrible.

There was some warning on the Autism Mercury board, I think it was, about a

family with a child that after taking singulair for a couple week committed

suicide, so sad. I guess they’ve had to change their info to contain info

about more possible side effect “mentally.” I honestly don’t notice changed

with my guy on or off and would just love to see him not have to take

medication every day, but…..we are. He likes it, chewable, no problem!!!!

We are just taking Kirkman lab kids multi vit and vit c. Will add a

probiotic next and then enzymes. We are just getting over an enzyme

reaction to Houston chewables, strawberry flavors, and a bad cold.

Tammy

Advice regarding Singulair

Hello...Hoping someone can offer their experience (good or bad) with

Singulair. Our DAN! prescribed it based on the fact that it can work on

inflammation at the cellular level (I think that's how he explained

it). My son doesn't have any diagnosed allergies (yet) but does have

the classic allergic shiners on a regular basis. They have continued

despite GFCF and enzymes (although behavior and speech have improved

dramatically). Some of his bloodwork also shows signs of possible

cellular inflammation. Anyone out there have experience with this?.

I've been hesitant to add it since he made a lot of changes at the last

visit and I want to be sure I know what's working and what isn't. I

also know that it has many additives and dyes, which makes me a bit

leary. Thanks in advance for your help.

[Guest guest]

It also has corn in it. If your son is allergic to corn, it could be a problem.

My son could not take singulair it caused him all kinds of terrible emotional

reactions, but that is how he reacts to corn. They have a granular one that

doesn't have the dies in it, but it still contains a corn product.

Viola

workhorse426frg <bflonative@...> wrote:

Hello...Hoping someone can offer their experience (good or bad) with

Singulair. Our DAN! prescribed it based on the fact that it can work on

inflammation at the cellular level (I think that's how he explained

it). My son doesn't have any diagnosed allergies (yet) but does have

the classic allergic shiners on a regular basis. They have continued

despite GFCF and enzymes (although behavior and speech have improved

dramatically). Some of his bloodwork also shows signs of possible

cellular inflammation. Anyone out there have experience with this?.

I've been hesitant to add it since he made a lot of changes at the last

visit and I want to be sure I know what's working and what isn't. I

also know that it has many additives and dyes, which makes me a bit

leary. Thanks in advance for your help.

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[Guest guest]

I just read your post about Singulair, and wanted to tell you that on CBS news

about 20 min. ago they said that Singulair is causing people to have suicidal

thoughts.

You can probably look about the CBS news web site under health topics to get

specifics.

Kelley

workhorse426frg <bflonative@...> wrote:

Hello...Hoping someone can offer their experience (good or bad) with

Singulair. Our DAN! prescribed it based on the fact that it can work on

inflammation at the cellular level (I think that's how he explained

it). My son doesn't have any diagnosed allergies (yet) but does have

the classic allergic shiners on a regular basis. They have continued

despite GFCF and enzymes (although behavior and speech have improved

dramatically). Some of his bloodwork also shows signs of possible

cellular inflammation. Anyone out there have experience with this?.

I've been hesitant to add it since he made a lot of changes at the last

visit and I want to be sure I know what's working and what isn't. I

also know that it has many additives and dyes, which makes me a bit

leary. Thanks in advance for your help.

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[Guest guest]

My son has been on this since January. We've gotten noticeable

improvements on it with no bad side effects. He just turned 6 years

old.

My doctor prescribed the granules - the chewable has apartame(sp).

> Hello...Hoping someone can offer their experience (good

or bad) with

> Singulair. Our DAN! prescribed it based on the fact that it can

work on

> inflammation at the cellular level (I think that's how he explained

> it). My son doesn't have any diagnosed allergies (yet) but does

have

> the classic allergic shiners on a regular basis. They have

continued

> despite GFCF and enzymes (although behavior and speech have

improved

> dramatically). Some of his bloodwork also shows signs of possible

> cellular inflammation. Anyone out there have experience with this?.

> I've been hesitant to add it since he made a lot of changes at the

last

> visit and I want to be sure I know what's working and what isn't. I

> also know that it has many additives and dyes, which makes me a bit

> leary. Thanks in advance for your help.

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