Hello - new and asking for info

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Hi there,

My son is 10 and dxd with PDD-NOS- I started him in Acetyl-L-Carnitine

and R-Alpha-Lipoic Acid about 6 months ago... It made a huge

difference at the time ! We also noticed that his improvement is

marked right after antibiotics and we're trying to get his GP to work

with us on an antibiotic trial to see if it works (we are in Australia

for sometime due to my husband's work).

Anyway, He is only taking ALC and rALA, vitC and Ubiquinol (and a very

low dose of Melatonin to sleep) at this point... but I am not seeing

the same results I was 6 months ago...

He's again saying he feels really tired when doing any school work

(physical exhaustion), irritable again (not as much, but was so much

better), back having headaches and feeling car sick, even during short

rides...

It is true that even though he is not on any special diets, all the

controlled stuff (chocolate, sugar, in general) has not been under

control for a couple of weeks now because of the holidays...

Anyone has a clue as to what I should supplement him with to go back

to seeing as great results as I saw after 2 or 3 weeks of the rALA and

ALC ?

I started him on OLE and B12 to see if it would help him with the

recurrent " faucet nose " issues, as well as some eye allergies, but it

has been 4 days and I have not seen any improvement...

He is also starting to go back to not controlling body temp properly -

can't stand heat - and it had disappeared for a while !!! he was even

feeling cold for the first time ever !!

His GP here is ok but has no idea what to do, so I am on my own to

research and find ways to help him.

Any advice will be super welcomed ! We are also considering Immunovir

- has anyone tried ?

Thanks much

A McMillan

Mom to N McMillan, 10, and my reason to live.

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I would recommend you get on the group. The ala you are

using, is a form of chelation. You can learn over there more about chelation

and also what proper vit/min you need to support your child for a slow, low dose

approach that hopefully won't give these issues. You'll find most get on board

with vit/min, enzymes, probiotics and yeast protocol and then hit the entire

chelation project.

See ya over there?

Tammy

Hello - new and asking for info

Hi there,

My son is 10 and dxd with PDD-NOS- I started him in Acetyl-L-Carnitine

and R-Alpha-Lipoic Acid about 6 months ago... It made a huge

difference at the time ! We also noticed that his improvement is

marked right after antibiotics and we're trying to get his GP to work

with us on an antibiotic trial to see if it works (we are in Australia

for sometime due to my husband's work).

Anyway, He is only taking ALC and rALA, vitC and Ubiquinol (and a very

low dose of Melatonin to sleep) at this point... but I am not seeing

the same results I was 6 months ago...

He's again saying he feels really tired when doing any school work

(physical exhaustion), irritable again (not as much, but was so much

better), back having headaches and feeling car sick, even during short

rides...

It is true that even though he is not on any special diets, all the

controlled stuff (chocolate, sugar, in general) has not been under

control for a couple of weeks now because of the holidays...

Anyone has a clue as to what I should supplement him with to go back

to seeing as great results as I saw after 2 or 3 weeks of the rALA and

ALC ?

I started him on OLE and B12 to see if it would help him with the

recurrent " faucet nose " issues, as well as some eye allergies, but it

has been 4 days and I have not seen any improvement...

He is also starting to go back to not controlling body temp properly -

can't stand heat - and it had disappeared for a while !!! he was even

feeling cold for the first time ever !!

His GP here is ok but has no idea what to do, so I am on my own to

research and find ways to help him.

Any advice will be super welcomed ! We are also considering Immunovir

- has anyone tried ?

Thanks much

A McMillan

Mom to N McMillan, 10, and my reason to live.

[Guest guest]

>(we are in Australia for sometime due to my husband's work).

A McMillan

Hi

Where abouts in Australia are you? I am in Brisbane.

:-)

[Guest guest]

Try dropping the rALA and I would also advise the same as Tammy.

Kenny

> Hi there,

>

> My son is 10 and dxd with PDD-NOS- I started him in Acetyl-L-

Carnitine

> and R-Alpha-Lipoic Acid about 6 months ago... It made a huge

> difference at the time ! We also noticed that his improvement is

> marked right after antibiotics and we're trying to get his GP to

work

> with us on an antibiotic trial to see if it works (we are in

Australia

> for sometime due to my husband's work).

> Anyway, He is only taking ALC and rALA, vitC and Ubiquinol (and a

very

> low dose of Melatonin to sleep) at this point... but I am not

seeing

> the same results I was 6 months ago...

> He's again saying he feels really tired when doing any school work

> (physical exhaustion), irritable again (not as much, but was so

much

> better), back having headaches and feeling car sick, even during

short

> rides...

> It is true that even though he is not on any special diets, all the

> controlled stuff (chocolate, sugar, in general) has not been under

> control for a couple of weeks now because of the holidays...

> Anyone has a clue as to what I should supplement him with to go

back

> to seeing as great results as I saw after 2 or 3 weeks of the rALA

and

> ALC ?

> I started him on OLE and B12 to see if it would help him with the

> recurrent " faucet nose " issues, as well as some eye allergies, but

it

> has been 4 days and I have not seen any improvement...

> He is also starting to go back to not controlling body temp

properly -

> can't stand heat - and it had disappeared for a while !!! he was

even

> feeling cold for the first time ever !!

> His GP here is ok but has no idea what to do, so I am on my own to

> research and find ways to help him.

>

> Any advice will be super welcomed ! We are also considering

Immunovir

> - has anyone tried ?

>

> Thanks much

>

> A McMillan

> Mom to N McMillan, 10, and my reason to live.

>