4 y/o reading paragraphs and saying Thank You Mommy

[Guest guest]

Trying to figure out which recent change we did could possibly have resulted in

this gain.

Most recently dropping DMSA and doing ALA only (have done 2 weekends of this)...

OR...

Enhansa kicking in (we're on week 6 of it at the highest dose per day).

Now, our daughter has been reading single words and a few sentences for quite

some time so it's not an overnight sensation but just this past Saturday she

picked up her workbook (one of those getting ready to read preschool books with

letters, connect the dots, etc) and actually pointed to and read all of the

directions at the top of the page (about 5 sentences which are meant for the

parent to read to the child)! Just as my husband and I were commenting on how

awesome it will be when she understands what she's read, she asked us for a blue

crayon to do what the directions said to do (which was color all the letter M's

blue).

And now she says " thank you mommy " or daddy after we give her her supps.

Curious, very curious. I was about to add DMSA back in but think I might keep

it out for a while to see what's what (we have been AC chelating since Sept 09)

Just wondering if anyone dropped DMSA and saw something like this (we have seen

very few " wow " moments since starting) or someone had something like this with

Enhansa. OR...if it could just be a coincidence.

[Guest guest]

Wow! I'd definitely stick with ALA only and see what continues to happen. I

don't know if DMSA would necessarily have been holding progress back, but I

wouldn't mess with success (yet!).

The comprehension is the big key. That is wonderful. Enhansa is just curcumin,

right? Certainly the anti-inflammatory process can help with language and

overall brain function. I'm not aware of any timeline for seeing improvements

with curcumin (turmeric), but I'll bet that can take a while to 'kick in', as

you say.

Pam

>

> Trying to figure out which recent change we did could possibly have resulted

in this gain.

>

> Most recently dropping DMSA and doing ALA only (have done 2 weekends of

this)...

> OR...

> Enhansa kicking in (we're on week 6 of it at the highest dose per day).

>

> Now, our daughter has been reading single words and a few sentences for quite

some time so it's not an overnight sensation but just this past Saturday she

picked up her workbook (one of those getting ready to read preschool books with

letters, connect the dots, etc) and actually pointed to and read all of the

directions at the top of the page (about 5 sentences which are meant for the

parent to read to the child)! Just as my husband and I were commenting on how

awesome it will be when she understands what she's read, she asked us for a blue

crayon to do what the directions said to do (which was color all the letter M's

blue).

>

> And now she says " thank you mommy " or daddy after we give her her supps.

>

> Curious, very curious. I was about to add DMSA back in but think I might keep

it out for a while to see what's what (we have been AC chelating since Sept 09)

>

> Just wondering if anyone dropped DMSA and saw something like this (we have

seen very few " wow " moments since starting) or someone had something like this

with Enhansa. OR...if it could just be a coincidence.

>

[Guest guest]

Re: Enhansa

 

same experience here... it was like the fog lifted...

 

After starting him on Enhansa, my son came running into the living room pointed

at me then at my husband and said " Mommy! " and then " Daddy! " like he just

recognized us after being away for a long time...just an amazing difference. It

was like the spell he was under was broken.

 

If our kids have inflammation in their brains then this product seem to

be addressing it.

Good stuff IMO.

 

From: mosaictm <sunshine369@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: 4 y/o reading paragraphs and saying Thank You

Mommy

Date: Tuesday, March 30, 2010, 2:18 PM

 

I thought the hoopla about Enhansa was crazy. Then I bought some just so I could

say I tried it, but put off using it for months. I added it a few weeks ago.

Within days my son was sleeping through the night for the first time in 6 years,

and showing real " awareness " I'd guess I'd call it. He would actually try to

correct himself when he tried to say something and it came out sort of socially

unacceptable, he would acknowledge that it sounded bad, but he didn't mean it

that way. Took him to a hair salon for a hair cut for the first time in years -

not paying someone to come to the house, and took him along to the grocery which

was impossible for years.

>

> Trying to figure out which recent change we did could possibly have resulted

in this gain.

>

> Most recently dropping DMSA and doing ALA only (have done 2 weekends of

this)...

> OR...

> Enhansa kicking in (we're on week 6 of it at the highest dose per day).

>

> Now, our daughter has been reading single words and a few sentences for quite

some time so it's not an overnight sensation but just this past Saturday she

picked up her workbook (one of those getting ready to read preschool books with

letters, connect the dots, etc) and actually pointed to and read all of the

directions at the top of the page (about 5 sentences which are meant for the

parent to read to the child)! Just as my husband and I were commenting on how

awesome it will be when she understands what she's read, she asked us for a blue

crayon to do what the directions said to do (which was color all the letter M's

blue).

>

> And now she says " thank you mommy " or daddy after we give her her supps.

>

> Curious, very curious. I was about to add DMSA back in but think I might keep

it out for a while to see what's what (we have been AC chelating since Sept 09)

>

> Just wondering if anyone dropped DMSA and saw something like this (we have

seen very few " wow " moments since starting) or someone had something like this

with Enhansa. OR...if it could just be a coincidence.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone,

Thanks for all the responses. She actually told our houseguest (who she hasn't

seen in 2 years) Thank You Karlene! Wow.

Anyway -- we followed the protocol for Enhansa on the Lee Silsby website (which

basically starts at 150 mg daily then doubles it every week until you get to 600

which is where we've been for 2 weeks.).

She is on 17 mg (she's 34lbs) of ALA per the AC protocol on weekends. She's

been doing DMSA and ALA together per the protocol until about 2 weeks ago when I

dropped the DMSA just to see what would happen.

> >

> > Trying to figure out which recent change we did could possibly have resulted

in this gain.

> >

> > Most recently dropping DMSA and doing ALA only (have done 2 weekends of

this)...

> > OR...

> > Enhansa kicking in (we're on week 6 of it at the highest dose per day).

> >

> > Now, our daughter has been reading single words and a few sentences for

quite some time so it's not an overnight sensation but just this past Saturday

she picked up her workbook (one of those getting ready to read preschool books

with letters, connect the dots, etc) and actually pointed to and read all of the

directions at the top of the page (about 5 sentences which are meant for the

parent to read to the child)! Just as my husband and I were commenting on how

awesome it will be when she understands what she's read, she asked us for a blue

crayon to do what the directions said to do (which was color all the letter M's

blue).

> >

> > And now she says " thank you mommy " or daddy after we give her her supps.

> >

> > Curious, very curious. I was about to add DMSA back in but think I might

keep it out for a while to see what's what (we have been AC chelating since Sept

09)

> >

> > Just wondering if anyone dropped DMSA and saw something like this (we have

seen very few " wow " moments since starting) or someone had something like this

with Enhansa. OR...if it could just be a coincidence.

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Pam,

kindly advice in details about the anti inflammatory process you try. i have big

problems in speech

any advice?

________________________________

From: Pamela H <phaselow@...>

Sent: Tue, March 30, 2010 4:03:55 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: 4 y/o reading paragraphs and saying Thank You

Mommy

 

Wow! I'd definitely stick with ALA only and see what continues to happen. I

don't know if DMSA would necessarily have been holding progress back, but I

wouldn't mess with success (yet!).

The comprehension is the big key. That is wonderful. Enhansa is just curcumin,

right? Certainly the anti-inflammatory process can help with language and

overall brain function. I'm not aware of any timeline for seeing improvements

with curcumin (turmeric), but I'll bet that can take a while to 'kick in', as

you say.

Pam

>

> Trying to figure out which recent change we did could possibly have resulted

in this gain.

>

> Most recently dropping DMSA and doing ALA only (have done 2 weekends of

this)...

> OR...

> Enhansa kicking in (we're on week 6 of it at the highest dose per day).

>

> Now, our daughter has been reading single words and a few sentences for quite

some time so it's not an overnight sensation but just this past Saturday she

picked up her workbook (one of those getting ready to read preschool books with

letters, connect the dots, etc) and actually pointed to and read all of the

directions at the top of the page (about 5 sentences which are meant for the

parent to read to the child)! Just as my husband and I were commenting on how

awesome it will be when she understands what she's read, she asked us for a blue

crayon to do what the directions said to do (which was color all the letter M's

blue).

>

> And now she says " thank you mommy " or daddy after we give her her supps.

>

> Curious, very curious. I was about to add DMSA back in but think I might keep

it out for a while to see what's what (we have been AC chelating since Sept 09)

>

> Just wondering if anyone dropped DMSA and saw something like this (we have

seen very few " wow " moments since starting) or someone had something like this

with Enhansa. OR...if it could just be a coincidence.

>

[Guest guest]

what is Enhansa? is it a probiotic? which company is producing it?

________________________________

From: Aronson <sailcharters@...>

Sent: Tue, March 30, 2010 9:40:02 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: 4 y/o reading paragraphs and saying Thank You

Mommy

 

Re: Enhansa

 

same experience here... it was like the fog lifted...

 

After starting him on Enhansa, my son came running into the living room pointed

at me then at my husband and said " Mommy! " and then " Daddy! " like he just

recognized us after being away for a long time...just an amazing difference. It

was like the spell he was under was broken.

 

If our kids have inflammation in their brains then this product seem to

be addressing it.

Good stuff IMO.

 

From: mosaictm <sunshine369@ embarqmail. com>

Subject: [ ] Re: 4 y/o reading paragraphs and saying Thank You

Mommy

Date: Tuesday, March 30, 2010, 2:18 PM

 

I thought the hoopla about Enhansa was crazy. Then I bought some just so I could

say I tried it, but put off using it for months. I added it a few weeks ago.

Within days my son was sleeping through the night for the first time in 6 years,

and showing real " awareness " I'd guess I'd call it. He would actually try to

correct himself when he tried to say something and it came out sort of socially

unacceptable, he would acknowledge that it sounded bad, but he didn't mean it

that way. Took him to a hair salon for a hair cut for the first time in years -

not paying someone to come to the house, and took him along to the grocery which

was impossible for years.

>

> Trying to figure out which recent change we did could possibly have resulted

in this gain.

>

> Most recently dropping DMSA and doing ALA only (have done 2 weekends of

this)...

> OR...

> Enhansa kicking in (we're on week 6 of it at the highest dose per day).

>

> Now, our daughter has been reading single words and a few sentences for quite

some time so it's not an overnight sensation but just this past Saturday she

picked up her workbook (one of those getting ready to read preschool books with

letters, connect the dots, etc) and actually pointed to and read all of the

directions at the top of the page (about 5 sentences which are meant for the

parent to read to the child)! Just as my husband and I were commenting on how

awesome it will be when she understands what she's read, she asked us for a blue

crayon to do what the directions said to do (which was color all the letter M's

blue).

>

> And now she says " thank you mommy " or daddy after we give her her supps.

>

> Curious, very curious. I was about to add DMSA back in but think I might keep

it out for a while to see what's what (we have been AC chelating since Sept 09)

>

> Just wondering if anyone dropped DMSA and saw something like this (we have

seen very few " wow " moments since starting) or someone had something like this

with Enhansa. OR...if it could just be a coincidence.

>

[Guest guest]

Enhansa is produced by Lee Silsby; here is more information:

 

http://www.leesilsby.com/enhansamain.php

We started with a low dose and slowly increased the dosage.   

 

From: mosaictm <sunshine369@ embarqmail. com>

Subject: [ ] Re: 4 y/o reading paragraphs and saying Thank You

Mommy

Date: Tuesday, March 30, 2010, 2:18 PM

 

I thought the hoopla about Enhansa was crazy. Then I bought some just so I could

say I tried it, but put off using it for months. I added it a few weeks ago.

Within days my son was sleeping through the night for the first time in 6 years,

and showing real " awareness " I'd guess I'd call it. He would actually try to

correct himself when he tried to say something and it came out sort of socially

unacceptable, he would acknowledge that it sounded bad, but he didn't mean it

that way. Took him to a hair salon for a hair cut for the first time in years -

not paying someone to come to the house, and took him along to the grocery which

was impossible for years.

>

> Trying to figure out which recent change we did could possibly have resulted

in this gain.

>

> Most recently dropping DMSA and doing ALA only (have done 2 weekends of

this)...

> OR...

> Enhansa kicking in (we're on week 6 of it at the highest dose per day).

>

> Now, our daughter has been reading single words and a few sentences for quite

some time so it's not an overnight sensation but just this past Saturday she

picked up her workbook (one of those getting ready to read preschool books with

letters, connect the dots, etc) and actually pointed to and read all of the

directions at the top of the page (about 5 sentences which are meant for the

parent to read to the child)! Just as my husband and I were commenting on how

awesome it will be when she understands what she's read, she asked us for a blue

crayon to do what the directions said to do (which was color all the letter M's

blue).

>

> And now she says " thank you mommy " or daddy after we give her her supps.

>

> Curious, very curious. I was about to add DMSA back in but think I might keep

it out for a while to see what's what (we have been AC chelating since Sept 09)

>

> Just wondering if anyone dropped DMSA and saw something like this (we have

seen very few " wow " moments since starting) or someone had something like this

with Enhansa. OR...if it could just be a coincidence.

>

[Guest guest]

Speech for us has been jumpstarted first with Essential Fatty Acids (Nordic

Naturals ProEFA, to be exact) back when he was 3 yrs. The next boost was with a

product called Methyl-Guard (TMG, P5P, folate and mB12)at age 5 and then an

anti-viral course (Lysine and Olive Leaf Extract) within the next year. All of

these led to immediate and noticeable improvements in pronunciation, sentence

length/structure and back/forth conversation.

I actually went out and ordered some Enhansa last week after reading this post.

I cannot tell you the last time I did something like that (read a post and

bought what they used)... today was the first dose.

Some theorize regressive autism is some degree of neuroinflammation, which

honestly makes sense if you believe vaccines (autoimmune reaction)had something

to do with the regression, so my hope is that reducing inflammation by promoting

an anti-inflammatory diet and supplementation and reducing inflammatory

promoters (through diet) I can reduce neuro inflammation and promote healing.

fish oil, vitamin C/E, coQ10, curcumin, ginger, diet high in fruit/veggies and

low in red meat... all good.

I have learned over the past 7 yrs that there is no miracle. I was certain each

time I started something new that " This would be IT " . Each intervention I

described above have helped bring my son from a babbling 3.5 yr old to a very

verbal child. He still struggles with what they call " working memory "

(integration/processing/retrieval), but overall he is quite typical.

Of couse, I'm expecting big things from Enhansa now! Let's hope it isn't die

off. I have been lucky to never experience the horror of die-off.

Take care. Feel free to ask me more questions if I didn't answer what you were

asking.

Pam

> >

> > Trying to figure out which recent change we did could possibly have resulted

in this gain.

> >

> > Most recently dropping DMSA and doing ALA only (have done 2 weekends of

this)...

> > OR...

> > Enhansa kicking in (we're on week 6 of it at the highest dose per day).

> >

> > Now, our daughter has been reading single words and a few sentences for

quite some time so it's not an overnight sensation but just this past Saturday

she picked up her workbook (one of those getting ready to read preschool books

with letters, connect the dots, etc) and actually pointed to and read all of the

directions at the top of the page (about 5 sentences which are meant for the

parent to read to the child)! Just as my husband and I were commenting on how

awesome it will be when she understands what she's read, she asked us for a blue

crayon to do what the directions said to do (which was color all the letter M's

blue).

> >

> > And now she says " thank you mommy " or daddy after we give her her supps.

> >

> > Curious, very curious. I was about to add DMSA back in but think I might

keep it out for a while to see what's what (we have been AC chelating since Sept

09)

> >

> > Just wondering if anyone dropped DMSA and saw something like this (we have

seen very few " wow " moments since starting) or someone had something like this

with Enhansa. OR...if it could just be a coincidence.

> >

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