Re: question on visual stimms, squinting and pressing

January 4, 2008

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> We finished our first round DMSA Tuesday. My 20/m old son seemed to do

> fine and we saw no problems. Today he has been visually stimming,

> squintin his eyes and rubbing them.

Rubbing and pressing on the eyes can be a sign of calcium deficiency.

Try increasing his calcium, and magnesium.

Also, for the stims, try increasing the yeast protocol.

Dana

January 5, 2008

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> The only yeast protocol I have in place is biotin. How much would

you suggest he take for keeping yeast at bay? Oh and also I do probiotics

Biotin was really good to help reduce the dose of GSE required at my

house. If I wasn't doing protocols that severely increased yeast,

biotin was sufficient. But for chelation and anti-viral protocols,

GSE was also required.

Most kids seem to do well with 5-10mg biotin per day. My son needed

more. How much do you give?

Dana

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