Re: Fwd: Thiamine: Important - BabyCenter this is not a protocol; ask Doc.

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Hello: i would recommend you contact a Nutrional company specializing

in nutrients and ask them this question; these are professionals who

speicalize in Nutrients for children; I am not a professional.

I can tell you I would give 50 mgs. a day until you see improvemnt;

and then if improvemetn; continue with the 50 mgs. a day AND most

improtantly ADD Thiamine rich foods such as Citrus fruit; like

Oranges. Thiamin also found in Melons; esp. cantaloupe;Brwonrice;

also found in Oatmeal

When you do The Thiamine B1 with thiamine rich foods you increase the

acitivy of the Thiamine B1; this is what you want;

it would talke atleast three months of Thiamien Vit. B1 to improve

mucles tone; but energy levels can be helped immediately; REMEMBER

this is not a protocol YOU MUST ASK YOUR DOCOTR IS 50 mgs thiamine Ok

(you can add A vitamin B-Complex pill; OR you can do B1 singly; what

you could do is buy A VITMAIN B-COMPLEX CAPSULE with 50 mgs. Thiamine;

WHAT i SUGGEST IS; go to your pharmacy AND ASK FOR B-COMPLEX FOR KIDS

ALL B-COMPLEX HAVE THIAMINE; 10 MGS. A DAY IS ADEUATE if nothing else.

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> > Yeah; Vitamin B1 reverses psychological symptons; such as

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> > memory loss

> > confusion

> > confabualtion (nonsensical talking;

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> > amd Thiamine reverses physical conditons such as

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> > weak muscle tone

> > optic nerve paralysis

> > nystagmus; involununtray eye movement

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> > and a whole lot of other conditions related to Autism including

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> > inablilty to speak;

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> > ===>Yes, will reverse these things and more IF these things are

> related to B1 deficiency, but there are often multiple or unrelated

> underlying issues related to these things, such as metal poisoning.

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> > Most of us, if not all give B1 and it didn't reverse these

> things, so not always the case. Think I now know everything about

B1

> there is to know. B1 is good to give, but B1 is not a cure for

> Autism. Nice to be reminded how important the B vitamins are but

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> not helpful to read about it everyday.

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