Re: How do you know how much B vitamins to give during chelation?

[Guest guest]

-we use the same thing, and we do that as well. Except I got the

powder..my kiddo won't take the caps. And B vites taste bad..so the

powder works out well. I give my son 1/4 tsp of the powder a few times

a day.

-- In , " thedyes " <threebabygirs@...> wrote:

>

> I am trying to figure out how much B vitamins I need to give my 45lb 5

> year old. Kirkmans has a B-complex with the following per capsule:

>

> Vitamin B1 15 mg

> Riboflavin (Phosphate) 15 mg

> Niacinamide 10 mg

> P5P 17 mg

> Folic Acid 100 mcg

> Vitamin B12 60 mcg

> Biotin 150 mcg

> Pantothenic Acid 5 mg

> Choline (Citrate) 75 mg

>

>

> Is this too much or too little? I am going to give one capsule divided

> into 4 doses. Any thoughts? Thanks Sheila

>

[Guest guest]

---Does he weigh the same amt as my daughter? Do you have any idea

how much vitamin C, E, A, D, I should give her as well?. Her CLO has

Vit A 3000IU, and Vit D 200IU. I will also give her Kirkmans

DMG,Folinic Acid and B12. She is on antifungal meds for yeast.

Should I be giving her any other vitamins? Thanks you so much. This

can be overwhelming to get ready to begin chelation. Sheila

In , " Jada " <paxlforme@...> wrote:

>

> -we use the same thing, and we do that as well. Except I got the

> powder..my kiddo won't take the caps. And B vites taste bad..so the

> powder works out well. I give my son 1/4 tsp of the powder a few

times

> a day.

>

> -- In , " thedyes " <threebabygirs@>

wrote:

> >

> > I am trying to figure out how much B vitamins I need to give my

45lb 5

> > year old. Kirkmans has a B-complex with the following per capsule:

> >

> > Vitamin B1 15 mg

> > Riboflavin (Phosphate) 15 mg

> > Niacinamide 10 mg

> > P5P 17 mg

> > Folic Acid 100 mcg

> > Vitamin B12 60 mcg

> > Biotin 150 mcg

> > Pantothenic Acid 5 mg

> > Choline (Citrate) 75 mg

> >

> >

> > Is this too much or too little? I am going to give one capsule

divided

> > into 4 doses. Any thoughts? Thanks Sheila

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Do you also give a muli-vitamin/mineral too?

Jada <paxlforme@...> wrote: -we use the same thing, and we do

that as well. Except I got the

powder..my kiddo won't take the caps. And B vites taste bad..so the

powder works out well. I give my son 1/4 tsp of the powder a few times

a day.

-- In , " thedyes " <threebabygirs@...> wrote:

>

> I am trying to figure out how much B vitamins I need to give my 45lb 5

> year old. Kirkmans has a B-complex with the following per capsule:

>

> Vitamin B1 15 mg

> Riboflavin (Phosphate) 15 mg

> Niacinamide 10 mg

> P5P 17 mg

> Folic Acid 100 mcg

> Vitamin B12 60 mcg

> Biotin 150 mcg

> Pantothenic Acid 5 mg

> Choline (Citrate) 75 mg

>

>

> Is this too much or too little? I am going to give one capsule divided

> into 4 doses. Any thoughts? Thanks Sheila

>

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[Guest guest]

> I am trying to figure out how much B vitamins I need to give my 45lb 5

> year old. Kirkmans has a B-complex with the following per capsule:

> Vitamin B1 15 mg

> Riboflavin (Phosphate) 15 mg

> Niacinamide 10 mg

> P5P 17 mg

> Folic Acid 100 mcg

> Vitamin B12 60 mcg

> Biotin 150 mcg

> Pantothenic Acid 5 mg

> Choline (Citrate) 75 mg

Based on my experience with my son, these doses are very low. Is he

doing okay with these doses?

I used B50 and B100, which is 50 and 100 mg/mcg of most of them. I

gave more than one capsule per day, depending on the child.

USRDA of folic acid is 400mcg and of biotin is 400mcg, so it is not

even close to USRDA for those two. And my son needed massive doses of

those.

If your child has phenol issues, going to higher doses can cause

problems, so keeping the lower doses would be best

http://www.danasview.net/phenol.htm

B vitamins [except biotin] also tend to increase yeast, so watch for that.

For several of the Bs, my son needed carnitine for proper absorption.

Dana