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Vitamins do not chelate. co-q is low as well as b-vits,and

antioxs. -Mercury , " mywonderbaby "

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> Hello,

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> My son is suffering from major oxidatie burden and his nerve cells

and

> membranes are dying.

>

> He is super low on COENZYME Q10 and very high off charts on Lipid

> Peroxides and Hydroxy-2-deoxyguanosine.

>

> He is also high on 2-METHYLHIPPURATE.

>

> His DAN doctor has prescribed Namenda for him. And for detox he has

> recommended COQ10, Ultimate E, Gluthathione, LDN.

>

> Are there any other supplements that are good for detox ?

> I really want to help this child fast.

>

> Thanks,

> Maya

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My son was in the same situation. We use E, lots of C (about 3-4 grams

a day), CoQ10, pycnogenol, selenium. To support detox, my son gets

milk thistle, phosphatidylcholine and liver life. We also try to give

him foods like wild blueberries to help with the oxidative stress.

Anita

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> Hello,

>

> My son is suffering from major oxidatie burden and his nerve cells

and

> membranes are dying.

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Melatonin is also a great brain antioxidant, was immensely helpful here, not for

sleep, but for clarity, early on. And the blueberries were also very good.

[ ] Re: Supplements for Oxidative Stress

My son was in the same situation. We use E, lots of C (about 3-4 grams

a day), CoQ10, pycnogenol, selenium. To support detox, my son gets

milk thistle, phosphatidylcholine and liver life. We also try to give

him foods like wild blueberries to help with the oxidative stress.

Anita

>

> Hello,

>

> My son is suffering from major oxidatie burden and his nerve cells

and

> membranes are dying.

>

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My son doesn't have sleep problems, but he does have the oxidative

stress issues. If I was to try the melatonin do you give it before

bed?

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> > Hello,

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> > My son is suffering from major oxidatie burden and his nerve

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> > membranes are dying.

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If your son is like ours, melatonin will knock him out. I don't know about using

it as an

anti-oxidant, but in our experience it is a strong substance. We use a tiny

amount (less

than 1/2 a mg.) when our son has sleep problems. If we use it a couple of days

in a row,

he is cranky during the day. I recommend caution. Maggie

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> > > Hello,

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> > > My son is suffering from major oxidatie burden and his nerve

> cells

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> > > membranes are dying.

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