Guest guest Posted May 30, 1999 Report Share Posted May 30, 1999 I received a catalog from a company called Life Extension Foundation. They sell a product called DMG by Foodscience (N,N-Dimethylglycine). The description for the product states " Studies in the former Soviet Union found that DMG increases oxygenation of tissues, improving athletic endurance and diminishing muscle fatigue by inhibiting lactic acid formation. " Has anyone taken this product or knows anything about it. I have also seen it at my local health food store. _________________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 1999 Report Share Posted July 27, 1999 Does anyone use DMG and what does it do for you? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 27, 1999 Report Share Posted July 27, 1999 I just drank my last to chase the taste of liquid DMAE. Quoting Megabrain Power, " DMG is a metabolic enhancer... it maximizes the amount of energy produced for each molecule of oxygen consumed, and stimulates both braches of the immune system.... " It helps produce energy & stamina. jim lambert SanteeNo1@... wrote: > From: SanteeNo1@... > > Does anyone use DMG and what does it do for you? > > > > --------------------------- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 12, 2001 Report Share Posted February 12, 2001 I like TMG better, go to www.kirkmanlabs.com Kathy [ ] DMG >Has anyone here used DMG? I had never heard of it and found these >articles. http://www.autism.org/dmg.html & >http://www.autism.nl/ask-review/1999/3engels/ar9903eng09.html Can >anyone offer any more information or tell me of your experience with >it? >Thanks, > > > > >_ > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 14, 2001 Report Share Posted May 14, 2001 -Hi! , I've been busy at school helping out with both my son that attends middle school . I read some of the post and I noticed that you wrote you had a hard time with one of your students you assist with . Well my son ( 12 , DS/ASD . ),use to have those behaviors in his Elementary days , not cussing though . This school year has been a remarkable improvement . Feb . 2001 , is the best year that my son is a new person . I attended a Medical Conference for Autism in March . The information I had recieved has helped tremendously . His Ped. doc and Neuro-doc have been very supportive towards trying out what would work out for my son . First we concentrated on his sleep pattern , he is on Trazadone and it has helped out alot . Second decided to try out a dietary supplement which is almost like the DMG . I read about this and was willing to try it out . I still wanted to do more studing on it , though . This is now , within about 1 1/2 months time . All I'm hearing from everybody is is talking , he was totally non-verbal . The bus driver and at school were always trying to get him to say something besides " NO,Go Away ,quiet , & leave me alone " . Those were his only words . Now they are clear words . Yesterday he told one of his 1 yr.old cousin , " stay inside , don't come out " . Whoa ! Now my biggest concern is ,as he is going to puberty , how am I going to handle it ? The school invited me to join on their field to Fiesta Texas , Six Flags , here in SA. I did and boy did I catch him checking out the babes . Yikes ! He was determine to go after this one girl and got mad at me . I finally distracted him and had alot of fun . I told his teacher " he needs to learn how to get toilet-trained before he wants to chase girls " . Back to your information , everything is worth a trial . I agree its all related to the immune system and allergies trigger behavior problems as the brain throws off the nuero-system . Thats my opinion , and this has worked for my son and I'm just a happy MOM . Take Care . God Bless You ,as you are always looking for answers to help others . Irma , 12 , DS/ASD . -- In @y..., " Lee " <texasbluebonnets@h...> wrote: > Dimethylglycine (DMG), a nontoxic metabolite, and autism > http://www.autism.org/dmg.html > > Bernard Rimland, Ph.D. > Autism Research Institute > 4182 Avenue > San Diego, CA 92116 > > DMG is a rather sweet-tasting substance that was described in a recent > article in the Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine (1990, > 481-86) as a " natural, simple compound with no known undesirable side > effects. " The article did not pertain to the use of DMG in > autism, but instead described an experiment in which DMG was used to try > to enhance the function of the immune system of > laboratory rabbits. It worked-the immune systems of the animals given > DMG showed 300% to 1,000% better response to infection > than the controls. > > DMG is readily available in many health food stores. It is legally > classified as a food. It does not require a prescription. It is > manufactured by several companies, and comes in various forms, most > commonly in tiny foil-wrapped tablets about 1/3 the size of an > aspirin. > > The taste is pleasant and children chew the tablets readily. At about 25 > cents per tablet, the cost is minimal, since only one to eight > tablets a day are usually taken (eight for adults). > > " So far so good, " you may be saying, " but what does this have to do with > autism? " > > In 1965, two Russian investigators, M. G. Blumena and T. L. Belyakova, > published a report showing considerable improvement in the > speech of 12 of a group of 15 mentally handicapped children who had not > been able to use speech to communicate. The children had > been treated with a substance variously known as calcium pangamate, or > pangamic acid, or " vitamin B15. " In addition to enriched > vocabulary, the children began to use simple sentences, their general > mental state improved, and there was better concentration and > interest in toys and games. Subsequent research has shown the essential > factor in calcium pangamate to be DMG. > > Soon afterward psychiatrist Allan Cott visited Moscow and brought back a > small supply of pangamic acid, which he tried on a number > of children in his practice, some of whom were autistic. Many of Cott's > patients responded in the same way the Russian children had. > One mother wrote, " It's the most exciting thing I've ever experienced. > He was repeating words and he answers questions now.. " > > At about this time pangamic acid, or B15, entered the U.S. market. Chaos > ensued. Every manufacturer touted his product as " the > original Russian formula. " There were at least four different formulas > on the market, partly, it is believed, as a result of deliberate > deception and obfuscation on the part of the Russians. DMG, in small > amounts, was a component of some of the formulas. The FDA > stepped in and lengthy legal battles ensued. One outcome is that the > term B15 was outlawed. (Although DMG resembles the B > vitamins in many ways-it is found in the same foods, for example- there > are no known overt symptoms characteristic of a DMG > deficiency.) > > The significant outcome of the legal battles is that the sale of DMG is > now permitted, as long as it is not referred to as a vitamin, and > as long as it is sold as a food and not a drug. > > I have been following the pangamic acid-DMG situation for almost 25 > years. I have mentioned it in some of my lectures, and told > parents and professionals about it in conversations and correspondence. > Always I would ask, " if you try it, please let me know what > results you see, even if no improvement is found. " > > I am now so firmly convinced that DMG is helpful to a substantial > proportion of autistic children and adults that I have decided to " go > public " in the Autism Research Review International -to tell people > about it freely and openly, so they may try it if they wish. > > Some who hear of this boldness may be aghast: " Where are the double > blind placebo-controlled scientific studies showing it to be > effective in autism? " they will ask. My reply is simple. " There aren't > any, and none are needed. " There are, of course, numerous double > blind non-autism studies of DMG in the scientific and medical > literature, using not only humans, but many kinds of laboratory animals, > > often given very large amounts of DMG. As noted earlier, no adverse side > effects have been found with even massive intakes of DMG. > (I say " intakes " rather than " dosages " because " dosage " implies that DMG > is a drug, which it is not.) > > Since no company has the exclusive right to make DMG, competition keeps > the price-and profits-down. Thus there is almost no > chance that anyone will sponsor a $200,000 double blind study of DMG on > autistic children. A parent can buy 30 tablets for about > $8.00. That is a sufficient supply, even for an adult given five or more > tablets a day, to determine, in most cases, if it will be helpful. If > it is felt to be helpful, fine. If not, you have wasted $8.00 (except > for the boost given to the immune system). > > To help the parents receive unbiased input, I usually tell them to > refrain from mentioning to teachers, grandparents and others in the > child's environment that DMG is being tried. I have numerous letters in > my files saying, " ny's speech therapist says he has made > more progress in the last two weeks than in the last six months. As you > suggested, we had told no one at his school that we were > trying DMG. " > > I am 100% in favor of double blind studies on drugs with considerable > potential for harm, such as fenfluramine, Haldol, or the like. > However, it doesn't make sense to insist on such refinements before > trying a perfectly safe substance such as DMG, apple pie, or > chicken soup. > > If DMG is going to work, its effects will usually be seen within a week > or so, though it should be tried for a few weeks or a month > before giving up. In some cases dramatic results have been seen within > 24 hours: A Los Angeles mother was driving on the freeway, > three-year-old Kathy in the back seat, five-year-old mute autistic son > Sammy in the front. DMG had been started the day before. Kathy > began to cry. Sammy turned and spoke his first words: " Don't cry, > Kathy. " The mother, stunned, almost crashed the car. > > A similar case: A Texas mother secured her six-year-old mute autistic > daughter in the front seat, then, before driving off, turned to tell > her husband, " I'll drop at the babysitter's house first. " , on > DMG for two days, startled her parents with her first words: " No! > No babysitter! " > > Although speech is the most notable positive change in those children > helped by DMG, behavioral improvement is also often reported. > One father gave his son one DMG tablet per day without mentioning it to > the school. He later requested a copy of the school's detailed > record of his son's day-by-day behavioral transgressions. The > correlation between outburst-free days and the use of DMG was > unmistakable. > > An article in the New England Journal of Medicine (October 1982) > reported that a 22-year-old mentally retarded man who had 16 to 18 > seizures per week on standard anticonvulsants, experienced only three > seizures per week while on DMG. Two attempts to remove theDMG > dramatically increased seizure frequency. > > Last year I sent information on DMG to Lee Dae Kun, Director of the > Pusan (Korea) Research Center on Child Problems. He tried the > DMG on 39 autistic children, ages three to seven, for three months, with > the following (summarized) results: > > Benefits seen: > > Yes: 31 (80%) > No: 8 (20%) > (Improved speech, eating, excretion, willingness, etc.) > 8 children had difficulty sleeping for weeks 1 and 2. > 6 children became more active for weeks 1 and 2. > > Lee Dae Kun wrote that the parents, usually skeptical, saw the > improvements clearly. He concluded that DMG is very beneficial for > children with autism, even if it is not a cure. > > Information about the use of DMG with older persons is also encouraging. > One mother of a 26-year-old who squeezed things (people, > TV sets, etc.) very hard when frustrated, tried DMG, quite skeptically, > to see if it would stimulate his very sparse speech. It didn't, but > brought remarkable improvement in his frustration tolerance. " Even my > husband, who was even more skeptical than me, now is a > believer, " she wrote. > > DMG certainly doesn't always help, and it certainly is not a cure, but > it is certainly worth trying, in my humble opinion. > > If you try it, let me hear from you. > > -------------- > This article appeared in the Autism Research Review International, Vol. > 4 (2), 1990, and updated in 1996. The Autism Research Review > International is a quarterly newsletter published by the Autism Research > Institute (4182 Avenue, San Diego, CA 92116, U.S.A.). > > The Autism Research Institute distributes > an information packet on vitamins, allergies, and nutritional treatments > for autism. > > > -- > Health, Hope, Joy & Healing : > Lee > texasbluebonnets@h... > ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~ > All that I am or ever hope to be, I owe to my Mother. > «¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤»§«¤»¥«¤ > ¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 1, 2003 Report Share Posted January 1, 2003 Hi- Could you please let me know what DMG is? Thanks, Anne Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 16, 2006 Report Share Posted January 16, 2006 http://www.vital-nutrients.com/behavior_balance-dmg_liquid.htm I like Behavioral Balance DMG by Vermont Science. I get it from my local health food store. Behavior Balance-DMG Liquid Label Information Suggested use: Under 6 years old: 1 teaspoon daily. 6-12 years old: 1 teaspoon, twice daily. Over 12 years old: 1 teaspoon, 3 to 4 times daily. Supplement Facts Serving Size: 1 Teaspoon (7 ml) Servings per Container 50 -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Amount per Teaspoon % Daily Value -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Vitamin B6 (Pyrodoxyl-5-Phosphate 50%) 20 mg Folic Acid 400 mcg Vitamin B12 (Methylcobalamin) 10 mcg Magnesium (as Magnesium Citrate/Malate) 30 mg Zinc (as Zinc Citrate) 1.5 mg 1000% 100% 167% 8% 10% -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dimethylglycine 200mg* L-Carnosine 125 mg* Betaine HCL 25 mg* -------------------------------------------------------------------------- *Daily Value not established. Other ingredients: water, xylitol, citric acid, natural cherry flavor (phenol free), the preservative sodium benzoate, natural color (from red cabbage extract). This product is vegetarian and free of corn, egg, gluten, milk, soy, wheat, yeast, added starches, synthetic dyes, and artificial flavorings. Lillian fjennings@... fldofdrms@... DMG > Hi all, > > I read that DMG scores high for a boost in speech.. > > Anyone can share what dose I can start of ? > > I am buying DMG liquid from Kirkman. My daughter is 2 years old. > > Currently she takes Super Nu Thera + 12.5 mg P5P and cod liver oil > (Kirkman). Both are given at 1 teaspoon daily. > > Any harm to give DMG at the same of those two supplements ? > > Any advice is greatly appreciated while queuing on Drs > > cheers, > Tetty > > > > > > > DISCLAIMER > No information contained in this post is to be construed as medical > advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably > qualified practitioner. > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 19, 2006 Report Share Posted January 19, 2006 In a message dated 16/01/2006 12:11:26 GMT Standard Time, heradini@... writes: Currently she takes Super Nu Thera + 12.5 mg P5P and cod liver oil (Kirkman). Both are given at 1 teaspoon daily.Any harm to give DMG at the same of those two supplements ? >>>No problem as far as I have read. I would use the dosing on Kirkman site but start lower and work up. May need extra Folic/Folininc or magnesium if if makes for hyper HTH Mandi in Dorset Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 17, 2006 Report Share Posted August 17, 2006 fmschwegler writes: > Have you personally used the DMG I have used it to control blood sugar. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 17, 2006 Report Share Posted August 17, 2006 Debbie: Have you personally used the DMG and what results have you had? Did you find it online? Any additional sites or information would be great. Thanks, Frann > > DMG > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 19, 2006 Report Share Posted August 19, 2006 I have used DMG but I dont have cancer that I know of. Any heath food store has the Now brand for just a little over $7 We have been giving it to my grandson for autism. He gained weight and started talking within a week and two. I just found out it does cateracts so I started back on it. I was not taking enough. debbie fmschwegler wrote: Debbie: Have you personally used the DMG and what results have you had? Did you find it online? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 2, 2008 Report Share Posted February 2, 2008 I wonder if it's something you could see. Isn't helpful with Methilation, as is Melatonin and Glutathione, etc. > > If DMG works for a particular child what exactly are the benefits seen? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2008 Report Share Posted February 3, 2008 > > If DMG works for a particular child what exactly are the benefits seen? I used TMG. It helped my son's language and behaviors, and was one of the supps required to eliminate his visual stims. Dana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 7, 2008 Report Share Posted March 7, 2008 Hi We are using TMG at the moment, but have used DMG before quite a few years ago. To cut a long story short. My son had speech (from doing ABA) as was doing quite well. We saw a doc who took him off the DMG and other supps we were using and changed diet. Things went really down hill fairly quickly. Whether it was 'die-off' or not I don't know but 2 years worth of ABA went down the drain. I had this kid who could not function any more and was just so sick and miserable and was losing speech. After nearly 3 months of persisting, I just put him back on the supps we had him on. Notably DMG, we gave it to him at lunch time and his body seemed to 'shake'. It was bizarre. I gave him more at dinner time at the dose he was on previously. He woke up the next morning, happy and chatty and his speech was back to his normal. Nor everything works well for everybody, but it had great benefits for us. Loretta Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 8, 2008 Report Share Posted March 8, 2008 > > anyone using this with good results? I use TMG with good results. It requires folic acid and carnitine for proper absorption, and did tend to increase yeast at first. Dana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 29, 2008 Report Share Posted March 29, 2008 I've seen several articles about treatments for autism also benefiting CFS/Fibro, including articles in the mainstream media recently. But I haven't heard from anyone who has tried this, or found any studies on it's use specifically for ME/CFS/FMS. I'm also curious to know what the results have been. dyno --- octrosie20 <rosiecox@...> wrote: > Hello all, > Just pasting this from the UK What Doctors Don't Tell You website - > precis of bumpf from the Townsend Newsletter. > Apologies if this has recently been covered on this group, but just > wondering if anyone had used this compund alone (as opposed to being > part of a wider methylation protocol - Yasko/Rich's etc) and had any > positive response for ME? > Rosie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 30, 2008 Report Share Posted March 30, 2008 sounds great; the Townsend Newletters are absolutley tops; will post. > > Hello all, > Just pasting this from the UK What Doctors Don't Tell You website - > precis of bumpf from the Townsend Newsletter. > Apologies if this has recently been covered on this group, but just > wondering if anyone had used this compund alone (as opposed to being > part of a wider methylation protocol - Yasko/Rich's etc) and had any > positive response for ME? > Rosie > > Autism: Amino acid DMG helps in 42 per cent of cases > 27 March 2008 > Children with autism can be helped by taking the amino acid DMG > (dimethylglycine), a major new study has confirmed. The benefits of > the supplement – especially for people with mental problems – have > been known for years, but the evidence has either been anecdotal or > the studies have been too small to interest other researchers. > > The new study, organised by the Autism Research Institute, recruited > 5,367 autistic children – and 42 per cent of them reported major > improvements in their condition after taking the supplement. > > According to teachers and parents, the children who responded > positively to DMG had improved verbal communication, better social > interaction, better eye contact, improved affection, a reduction in > seizures and improved sleep patterns. > > One of DMG's long-time advocates, Dr V Kendall, says that it > helps the neurological system and can also modulate the immune > system. It acts as a methyl donor, and methylation activates neural > pathways that affect behaviour. > > He recommends one to four 125 mg DMG tablets per day for an autistic > child, and it should be taken with 800 micrograms of folic acid. DMG > can also be found naturally in liver, and in beans, seeds and grains. > > (Source: Townsend Letter, 2008; 297: 34). > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 30, 2008 Report Share Posted March 30, 2008 Dyno, There now have been multiple approaches to CFS, using possible similarities to aspects of autism. The first I heard about was at an International CFS Conference in the 90s from Dr. Goldberg, who found multiple CFS patients with an autistic child. (Maybe his own family too).He formed a family Org, with protocols used over these years. You might find a website and I think there is a group. Something like ? NeuroImmune.... A number of people from this list we are on are trying an approach put together by Amy Yasko, and with work from Rich van K. You can search from hundreds of posts here, check out AY's website, and a list that was formed for people interested in the Yasko Protocol. You could google autism and CFS and might find more, or even autism alone. I found some interesting daily management tools , from sites by young adult Autistics themselves, and email exchanges with one person specifically. Katrina > > > Hello all, > > Just pasting this from the UK What Doctors Don't Tell You website - > > precis of bumpf from the Townsend Newsletter. > > Apologies if this has recently been covered on this group, but just > > wondering if anyone had used this compund alone (as opposed to being > > part of a wider methylation protocol - Yasko/Rich's etc) and had any > > positive response for ME? > > Rosie > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 30, 2008 Report Share Posted March 30, 2008 Hi Dyno! Out of curiosity I searched the Yasko forum for DMG references. Here's a quote from one of the moms on the forum: " If you have enough b12 on board, and methylation is working, then you are ready for DMG...the best way to know is by doing what you are doing...running a MAP [Metabolic Analysis Profile test]...but a " mommy opinion " here...if you are keeping up on the UEEs [urine Essential Elements tests]...and cobalt continues to be off the page...then I would probably try a DMG...keep in mind, getting around the long route takes some time to work out...so don't expect the addition of DMG to be this magical cure in a short time. " There are two ways around the methylation cycle, the long way and the short way (as explained in Dr Yasko's book " The Puzzle of Autism " ). The short way is easier to get going, but in the long run you want the biochemical chain of reactions to go all the way around the longer path. As I understand it, DMG helps redirect from the short way around to the longer way around. It looks like Dr Yasko likes to get methylation started up again before adding in DMG, which is why it comes later in her protocol, but some of the parents have experimented with adding it in earlier. Some of them have reported language gains, similar to what that article mentioned. In the Yasko forums, DMG has also been mentioned as a detox-provoker (which is good, but needs to be approached carefully). The marker for getting enough B12 on board is a rise in cobalt on the Urine Essential Elements test. I'm still working on that part of it; it may take anywhere from a couple of months to a couple of years? Probably depends on how deficient I am and how fast I want to push it. After my cobalt marker " goes across the page " , then I'll be ready for the next step, which may include DMG, or not, depending on my various other test results. So I guess the answer for DMG is that it has a place in the Yasko protocol, taking it " early " probably wouldn't hurt anything, but it would have the most benefit after some of the other pathways were working again. *As always, YMMV, work with your own health care provider, take it slow with the Yasko supplements and listen to your body.* Marcia on in Salem, Massachusetts Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 30, 2008 Report Share Posted March 30, 2008 Katrina, Thanks for breaking that down. Most of the articles have not been specific on the method of treatment in autism-CFS area so I wasn't aware of the differences of the individual approaches. I reviewed Yasko's info, but it seems distinct from the DMG treatment (?). In case it helps anyone else, here's the site Katrina mentioned: Neuro Immune Dysfunction Syndromes () http://nids.net dyno --- kattemayo <kattemayo@...> wrote: > > Dyno, > > There now have been multiple approaches to CFS, using possible > similarities to aspects of autism. > > The first I heard about was at an International CFS Conference in the > 90s from Dr. Goldberg, who found multiple CFS patients with an > autistic child. (Maybe his own family too).He formed a family Org, > with protocols used over these years. You might find a website and I > think there is a group. Something like ? NeuroImmune.... > > A number of people from this list we are on are trying an approach > put together by Amy Yasko, and with work from Rich van K. You can > search from hundreds of posts here, check out AY's website, and a > list that was formed for people interested in the Yasko > Protocol. > > You could google autism and CFS and might find more, or even autism > alone. > > I found some interesting daily management tools , from sites by young > adult Autistics themselves, and email exchanges with one person > specifically. > > Katrina > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2008 Report Share Posted July 1, 2008 Cool! I have to go to his office for my check and the kids annual check. I will have to pick a ton of stuff up then. UGH! There goes the budget again. Steph DMG > , DR B has his DMG formual on his online catalog now!!! Just > ordered some 2 days ago and it is alredy delivered today. > Janie > > > ------------------------------------ > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 4, 2008 Report Share Posted July 4, 2008 what does the DMG do? dimethylglycerine? Gracia Cool! I have to go to his office for my check and the kids annual check. I will have to pick a ton of stuff up then. UGH! There goes the budget again.Steph DMG> , DR B has his DMG formual on his online catalog now!!! Just> ordered some 2 days ago and it is alredy delivered today.> Janie>>> ------------------------------------>>>>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2008 Report Share Posted July 5, 2008 It's one of the key components in the methylation cycle like Folate, B12, etc. This explains what Dimethylclycine (DMG) does in a somewhat easy way to understand http://www.raysahelian.com/dmg.html Here is some more info http://www.bulkmsm.com/DMG/web12.htm DMG> , DR B has his DMG formual on his online catalog now!!! Just> ordered some 2 days ago and it is alredy delivered today.> Janie>>> ------------------------------------>>>>> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted July 5, 2008 Report Share Posted July 5, 2008 OK thanks I am suffering right now b/c I ran out of high B vitamins 2 days ago. I ordered the special folate thing and I take the B2/niacin ATP cofactors--I seem to need everything I can get. ( I hope the vites from illnessisoptional come on Monday. Gracia It's one of the key components in the methylation cycle like Folate, B12, etc. This explains what Dimethylclycine (DMG) does in a somewhat easy way to understand http://www.raysahelian.com/dmg.html Here is some more info http://www.bulkmsm.com/DMG/web12.htm .. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 19, 2008 Report Share Posted October 19, 2008 We did. We started with one capsule (I think 125 mg) and moved up to 2. Ruth On Oct 19, 2008, at 11:46 PM, Alyssa Davi wrote: > Has anyone seen a language boost on DMG? And if so, what was the > dose you used? > > Any positive results on TMG? > > Alyssa > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > My son has been very very fixating on certain topic along with > > > repetitive speech in the past couple days, driving the whole world > > > crazy.... Now, any clue what may be the cause, so we can put > off the > > > fire or at least get it down??? > > > > > > For my son, this would have meant viruses, yeast, and/or B12/folic > > > deficiency. Addressing those issues eliminated this problem. > > > > > > Dana > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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