Re: Reduced vitamin A - eye stim returning

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Hi! I'm pretty new here!

Wanted to say that my son [3yrs-35.6 lbs. ASD] plays just like your son

does!..and don't know how to help him....some days he would play with his cars &

trains normally but he likes to look at them very closely. he also looks at

thing from the corner of his eyes. I'm trying to find a DAN! doctor to help us

up.

My son is GFCSSF diet and all natural, takes his multivitamins plus calcium &

magnesium citrate.

Any suggestions??

Boynton Beach, FL

[ ] Reduced vitamin A - eye stim returning

At the advice of my son's DAN! doctor, we discontinued his Klaire

mycellized vitamin A. We had been giving him 1 drop daily for the past

20 months. The reason we were given to stop was that it could build up

to toxic levels. He was getting Vitamin A (5,025 IU as vitamin A 5,005

IU palmitate and 25 IU as beta-carotene) in that one drop per day.

He is still getting vitamin A through his CLO (1,300 - 3,000 IU) and

his multivitamin (vitamin A acetate - 5,000 IU) - so he still gets

6,300 to 8,000 IU daily.

We almost immediately noticed his old eye stim has returned. He lays

on the floor and pushes his toy cars in front of his eyes at very close

range. He will also play with them normally, but when he's tired, he

flops down and runs them past his eyes.

I have asked the doctor about it, but have not yet heard back. Any

thoughts?

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> At the advice of my son's DAN! doctor, we discontinued his Klaire

> mycellized vitamin A. We had been giving him 1 drop daily for the past

> 20 months. The reason we were given to stop was that it could build up

> to toxic levels.

It took my son TWO TIMES of high dose vitamin A protocol, to eliminate

measles virus, before my son reached a toxic dose.

Does he have any signs of toxicity?

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

>> He was getting Vitamin A (5,025 IU as vitamin A 5,005

> IU palmitate and 25 IU as beta-carotene) in that one drop per day.

> He is still getting vitamin A through his CLO (1,300 – 3,000 IU) and

> his multivitamin (vitamin A acetate – 5,000 IU) - so he still gets

> 6,300 to 8,000 IU daily.

> We almost immediately noticed his old eye stim has returned.

This would mean he still needs that extra drop of vitamin A per day.

My son required more than just vitamin A to eliminate visual stims,

but since the visuals returned when you dropped the vitamin A dose,

then I would add it back.

He lays

> on the floor and pushes his toy cars in front of his eyes at very close

> range. He will also play with them normally, but when he's tired, he

> flops down and runs them past his eyes.

Yep, this was one of my son's visual stims.

> I have asked the doctor about it, but have not yet heard back. Any

> thoughts?

Add back that drop of vitamin A.

Dana