Re: Re: I've been giving my son B12 shots per the Neubrander protocol

[Guest guest]

>> Can you please share what side effects you've noticed in your child?

C

>> These shots are so amazing for him, though, even with that small side

>> effect. Because his progress was somewhat subtle, I hadn't realized

>> how quickly I had come to rely on his receptive language being so

>> much

>> higher while on the shots.

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

And you are using the same lot of B12 that you were using every 3 days(you

didn't get the concentration changed for the daily shots?)

Donna.

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From: michellebondy <myrubygirl@...>

Sent: Thursday, 4 December, 2008 3:23:50 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: I've been giving my son B12 shots per the

Neubrander protocol

We recently started giving the shots daily and wow, what a difference.

The every 3 days was good, but after 5 months I wasn't seeing a lot of

difference. We've been doing the daily for a week and my daughter is

starting to use short sentences now. She still has major issues with

articulation, but what a difference. I love these shots and I was so

close to cutting them.

We started with the emla too and now just give them to her without it.

She still puts up a fight, but she gets over it immediately after.

I haven't added folinic, do you give it with the folic?

>

> for about 3 months. We ran out just before Thanksgiving and the

> pharmacy couldn't get them to us until yesterday so he ended up being

> off for the last week. I noticed a little regression but I had

> forgotten how spacey he was when he first started on the shots. I got

> a reminder this morning. He was such a space cadet. I had to tell him

> to do things using short sentences and much repetition.

>

> These shots are so amazing for him, though, even with that small side

> effect. Because his progress was somewhat subtle, I hadn't realized

> how quickly I had come to rely on his receptive language being so much

> higher while on the shots.

>

> As an aside for anyone thinking about doing the shots but afraid of

> giving them or causing their children pain. I took one of the shots

> early on and I couldn't really call the feeling pain - it was more of

> a mosquito bite and a mild one at that. We started this whole thing

> with emla cream and sneaking at night but these days, I just pull out

> the shot and my kiddo pulls his pants down, he watches me give it and

> then he pulls his pants back on and continues on his way - he doesn't

> even rub it.

>

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[Guest guest]

Ok, I recently started giving ds the shots every 2nd night, at the same

concentration, not seeing any improvement though.

Donna.

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From: michellebondy <myrubygirl@...>

Sent: Friday, 5 December, 2008 1:39:56 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: I've been giving my son B12 shots per the

Neubrander protocol

-No, I'm giving 1/3 of the dose.

-- In , Donna Bowerman

<donna12345au@ ...> wrote:

>

> And you are using the same lot of B12 that you were using every 3

days(you didn't get the concentration changed for the daily shots?)

> Donna.

>

>

>

>

> ____________ _________ _________ __

> From: michellebondy <myrubygirl@ ...>

>

> Sent: Thursday, 4 December, 2008 3:23:50 AM

> Subject: [ ] Re: I've been giving my son B12 shots per

the Neubrander protocol

>

>

>

> We recently started giving the shots daily and wow, what a difference.

> The every 3 days was good, but after 5 months I wasn't seeing a lot of

> difference. We've been doing the daily for a week and my daughter is

> starting to use short sentences now. She still has major issues with

> articulation, but what a difference. I love these shots and I was so

> close to cutting them.

>

> We started with the emla too and now just give them to her without it.

> She still puts up a fight, but she gets over it immediately after.

>

> I haven't added folinic, do you give it with the folic?

>

>

> >

> > for about 3 months. We ran out just before Thanksgiving and the

> > pharmacy couldn't get them to us until yesterday so he ended up being

> > off for the last week. I noticed a little regression but I had

> > forgotten how spacey he was when he first started on the shots. I got

> > a reminder this morning. He was such a space cadet. I had to tell him

> > to do things using short sentences and much repetition.

> >

> > These shots are so amazing for him, though, even with that small side

> > effect. Because his progress was somewhat subtle, I hadn't realized

> > how quickly I had come to rely on his receptive language being so much

> > higher while on the shots.

> >

> > As an aside for anyone thinking about doing the shots but afraid of

> > giving them or causing their children pain. I took one of the shots

> > early on and I couldn't really call the feeling pain - it was more of

> > a mosquito bite and a mild one at that. We started this whole thing

> > with emla cream and sneaking at night but these days, I just pull out

> > the shot and my kiddo pulls his pants down, he watches me give it and

> > then he pulls his pants back on and continues on his way - he doesn't

> > even rub it.

> >

>

>

>

>

> Start your day with 7 and win a Sony Bravia TV. Enter

now http://au.docs. / homepageset/ ?p1=other & p2=au & p3= tagline

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