Guest guest Posted November 29, 2008 Report Share Posted November 29, 2008 Just want see if anyone's in the same boat. I give my 4yo with SPD the following supplements: Multi-Vitamin Calcium Magnesium Vitamin C Omega 3 Transfer Factor Probiotics (probably switching to biotin after GSE is done) GSE (he'll be off of this soon) My MIL and DH are both freaked out over what I'm giving him. Besides GSE, I don't see anything wrong with this list (I don't see anything wrong with GSE, I just know it shouldn't be given long-term). He's only been on it for 2 weeks, and both my mom and I have been taking it for months prior to giving it to him. I told him a lot of people give it to their kids. The other day DS had dark circles under his eyes. He's had that since he was an infant. They get worse at times, mostly when he's congested because he caught a cold. My MIL completely flipped out and said it was the supplements. His cold symptom was completely gone the next day. I also caught the same cold as it's the same cold that's been getting passed around the family, and my symptoms were gone the next day too. I'm sure it was the GSE that killed it. She questioned magnesium too - she doesn't understand the amount of research I do before I give him anything. He doesn't eat healthy, so I know he lacks a lot of nutrients. I was probably overdoing the C (he was getting 250mg/day) as one time DS's nosebleed didn't stop as quick as it did. I made a mistake of saying something to DH briefly. He didn't say much then, but I'm sure he told his mom. The fact is, he gets nosebleeds every time after he visits her house. I don't mega-dose. I look at the RDA and what's optimal. I don't even think they know that RDA is a bare minimum that people need. DH told me that I'm going to make him very sick by giving him these things. I do give DS a break here and there (mostly because we're out and don't have them with me). I'm going to ignore any supplement comments and stop talking about it altogether, but I'm sure it'll get to me again some day. Do you have any suggestions on quick answers to make them stop talking about it? Hopefully forever? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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