Re: anyone see negative with Vitamin E?

[Guest guest]

I just called them. They said that the end product has no soy, that the soy

has been distilled out of it. My son is not soy free though and eats soy

products without a problem.

Kerrie

In a message dated 9/8/2008 5:04:31 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

click3times@... writes:

Vitamin E usually has soy in it and my son can't do any amounts of soy so I

would check the label or website or call the company for soy if your son has

the same reaction to soy...

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[Guest guest]

Vitamin E usually has soy in it and my son can't do any amounts of soy so I

would check the label or website or call the company for soy if your son has the

same reaction to soy...

 

[ ] anyone see negative with Vitamin E?

Our DAN had us add a vitamin E product called Aqua E. He wants my son taking

1 tsp 2x a day. We've only gotten up to 1/2 tsp 2x a day and my son is

overly emotional and whiney. Just wondering if this had happened to anyone else

or if I should look elsewhere.

Kerrie

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[Guest guest]

Kerrie - I saw the Aqua E on New Beginnings website - says it is free of all the

stuff it should be, but when it comes to the wording for soy it says free of

*soy protein*, I have been educating myself on this phrase with regards to their

products lately as I have been having some regression with my son and it's due

to some of their other items (as well as other companies) that have the same

wording.  After talking with their wonderful staff, I found that when they say

*free of soy* - it means *no soy at all* but when they say *free of soy

protein*, it means that there is some soy (like soy lechiten) but that most kids

can tolerate it and its usually the soy protein that most kids have an issue

with, it just so happens that my ds is incredibly sensitive to all soy. 

 

Hope that helps - another thought is to see if there's anything-else that you

have added in the same time frame that could be causing your son's issues. 

 

[ ] anyone see negative with Vitamin E?

Our DAN had us add a vitamin E product called Aqua E. He wants my son taking

1 tsp 2x a day. We've only gotten up to 1/2 tsp 2x a day and my son is

overly emotional and whiney. Just wondering if this had happened to anyone else

or if I should look elsewhere.

Kerrie

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[Guest guest]

Kerrie,

This can be a normal reaction of adding this supplement, and is seen as a " good

thing " . I attended an apraxia presentation last weekend and the presenter, Dr.

, stated that behavioral regressions are common in the beginning

phase of this supplement, and this should pass after a few weeks (3 or so). She

said it indicated that " it was working " .....helping the brain make connections

and so forth.

@...: click3times@...: Mon, 8 Sep

2008 14:34:16 -0700Subject: Re: [ ] anyone see negative with

Vitamin E?

Kerrie - I saw the Aqua E on New Beginnings website - says it is free of all the

stuff it should be, but when it comes to the wording for soy it says free of

*soy protein*, I have been educating myself on this phrase with regards to their

products lately as I have been having some regression with my son and it's due

to some of their other items (as well as other companies) that have the same

wording. After talking with their wonderful staff, I found that when they say

*free of soy* - it means *no soy at all* but when they say *free of soy

protein*, it means that there is some soy (like soy lechiten) but that most kids

can tolerate it and its usually the soy protein that most kids have an issue

with, it just so happens that my ds is incredibly sensitive to all soy. Hope

that helps - another thought is to see if there's anything-else that you have

added in the same time frame that could be causing your son's issues.

[ ] anyone see negative with Vitamin E?Our DAN

had us add a vitamin E product called Aqua E. He wants my son taking 1 tsp 2x a

day. We've only gotten up to 1/2 tsp 2x a day and my son is overly emotional and

whiney. Just wondering if this had happened to anyone else or if I should look

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Kerrie,

We added Vitamin E (400 IU d-alpha/200mg gamma + mixed) about 18

months ago to my apraxic son's supplements when he was 3. Here is an

except from another message board that I posted at the time:

" The other big thing is that I increased the Vitamin E I was giving

DS and added the " gamma " components. I was giving 200 IU of d-alpha

Vitamin E and switched to a 400 IU d-alpha/200 IU d-gamma/small

amount of beta/delta softgel from Trader Joes.

BOY!!! YOU WEREN'T KIDDING ABOUT THE BEHAVIOR ISSUES WERE YOU?

The Negatives: several days of physical hyperness, nap refusal, just

generally bouncing off the walls. Also, for the past 2 weeks,

defiant, difficult, just sheer stubborness, willfullness..... shall I

go on? Almost like delayed onset " terrible twos " which DS has never

had by the way. I'm trying to ride it out, but I had to call my

husband and ask him to remind me that I love DS so that I wouldn't

chuck him outside and leave him there.

The Positives: Since DS is 3, this could be coincidence, but

the timing lines up with the Vitamin E increase. Huge increase in

imaginative play including more abstract ideas. For example,

pretending to open an envelope, unfold a letter, and tell me what it

says. All using hand motions with nothing in his hands and including

sound effects like paper crinkling noises. Scenario play with his

train track and trains including new scenarios that we haven't

seen and read about.

The ???: Sensory Issues seem about the same as they were before I

increased the Vitamin E dosage. Still occasionally toe walks, hand

flaps when really excited. "

The brattiness etc. last about 3 weeks and then tapered off.

However, DS never returned to the overly compliant child he was

before the Vit E. Today, he is much more like a normal kid and his

sensory issues are either very mild or almost gone.

(Max's Mom)

>

> Our DAN had us add a vitamin E product called Aqua E. He wants my

son taking

> 1 tsp 2x a day. We've only gotten up to 1/2 tsp 2x a day and my

son is

> overly emotional and whiney. Just wondering if this had happened

to anyone else

> or if I should look elsewhere.

>

> Kerrie

>

>

>

> **************Psssst...Have you heard the news? There's a new

fashion blog,

> plus the latest fall trends and hair styles at StyleList.com.

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>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I had the same problem with Vit E having soy. I found a Solgar dry

Vit E that is free of all allergens. Also, grape seed oil has

vitamin E and is great for massages.

>

> Kerrie - I saw the Aqua E on New Beginnings website - says it is

free of all the stuff it should be, but when it comes to the wording

for soy it says free of *soy protein*, I have been educating myself

on this phrase with regards to their products lately as I have been

having some regression with my son and it's due to some of their

other items (as well as other companies) that have the same wording. 

After talking with their wonderful staff, I found that when they say

*free of soy* - it means *no soy at all* but when they say *free of

soy protein*, it means that there is some soy (like soy lechiten) but

that most kids can tolerate it and its usually the soy protein that

most kids have an issue with, it just so happens that my ds is

incredibly sensitive to all soy. 

>  

> Hope that helps - another thought is to see if there's anything-

else that you have added in the same time frame that could be causing

your son's issues. 

>  

>

>

>

>

> [ ] anyone see negative with Vitamin E?

>

> Our DAN had us add a vitamin E product called Aqua E. He wants my

son taking

> 1 tsp 2x a day. We've only gotten up to 1/2 tsp 2x a day and my son

is

> overly emotional and whiney. Just wondering if this had happened to

anyone else

> or if I should look elsewhere.

>

> Kerrie

>

> ************ **Psssst. ..Have you heard the news? There's a new

fashion blog,

> plus the latest fall trends and hair styles at StyleList.com.

> (http://www.stylelis t.com/trends? ncid=aolsty00050 000000014)

>

>

[Guest guest]

- did you see a benefit from using it?  Thanks!

[ ] anyone see negative with Vitamin E?

>

> Our DAN had us add a vitamin E product called Aqua E. He wants my

son taking

> 1 tsp 2x a day. We've only gotten up to 1/2 tsp 2x a day and my son

is

> overly emotional and whiney. Just wondering if this had happened to

anyone else

> or if I should look elsewhere.

>

> Kerrie

>

> ************ **Psssst. ..Have you heard the news? There's a new

fashion blog,

> plus the latest fall trends and hair styles at StyleList.com.

> (http://www.stylelis t.com/trends? ncid=aolsty00050 000000014)

>

>

[Guest guest]

Most of the time vit E is sourced from soy. You may have to call the

company to find out if it is. It's difficult to find a vit E not

sourced from soy. I buy Kirkman's.

>

> Our DAN had us add a vitamin E product called Aqua E. He wants my

son taking

> 1 tsp 2x a day. We've only gotten up to 1/2 tsp 2x a day and my

son is

> overly emotional and whiney. Just wondering if this had happened

to anyone else

> or if I should look elsewhere.

>

> Kerrie

>

>

>

> **************Psssst...Have you heard the news? There's a new

fashion blog,

> plus the latest fall trends and hair styles at StyleList.com.

> (http://www.stylelist.com/trends?ncid=aolsty00050000000014)

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

No, but that doesn't mean there was no benefit. There are many

things I do because in theory it is supposed to help the symptoms but

I am unable to tell whether it helped or not because my son is so

complex.

I mixed it with selenium because they work together.

> >

> > Kerrie - I saw the Aqua E on New Beginnings website - says it is

> free of all the stuff it should be, but when it comes to the

wording

> for soy it says free of *soy protein*, I have been educating myself

> on this phrase with regards to their products lately as I have been

> having some regression with my son and it's due to some of their

> other items (as well as other companies) that have the same

wording. 

> After talking with their wonderful staff, I found that when they

say

> *free of soy* - it means *no soy at all* but when they say *free of

> soy protein*, it means that there is some soy (like soy

lechiten) but

> that most kids can tolerate it and its usually the soy protein that

> most kids have an issue with, it just so happens that my ds is

> incredibly sensitive to all soy. 

> >  

> > Hope that helps - another thought is to see if there's anything-

> else that you have added in the same time frame that could be

causing

> your son's issues. 

> >  

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > [ ] anyone see negative with Vitamin E?

> >

> > Our DAN had us add a vitamin E product called Aqua E. He wants my

> son taking

> > 1 tsp 2x a day. We've only gotten up to 1/2 tsp 2x a day and my

son

> is

> > overly emotional and whiney. Just wondering if this had happened

to

> anyone else

> > or if I should look elsewhere.

> >

> > Kerrie

> >

> > ************ **Psssst. ..Have you heard the news? There's a new

> fashion blog,

> > plus the latest fall trends and hair styles at StyleList.com.

> > (http://www.stylelis t.com/trends? ncid=aolsty00050 000000014)

> >

> >