Re: 4 y/o reading paragraphs and saying Thank You Mommy-PAM

[Guest guest]

Pam,

Please post your Enhansa experience when you see a change (good or bad) or if

you see no change.I'm debating with my husband on whether or not to try it on

our son and another data point would be helpful.

Thanks!

Elise in San

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> 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.

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> 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.

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> 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.

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> 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.

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> 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.

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

were asking.

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> Pam

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[Guest guest]

Day #3 at 150mg capsule without any sign of die-off. Is that a good sign or a

bad sign? I never know if die-off indicates you'll be getting the good later?

I plan on jumping up to 300 mgs in 2 days if I see nothing bad.

I'll let everyone know.

Pam

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> > 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

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[Guest guest]

Hey Pam --

We never really saw die off either (really haven't seen it with any supp like

your kiddo too).

We're still holding strong at 600 mgs. My daughter read ME the bedtime story

tonight (2 total). This is a book I have been reading to her nightly for the

past couple months so she certainly has it memorized...BUT...tonight for the

first time she wanted to read it to me. (She said " want to read it? " ). Then

pointed to each word (every other page is cursive -- the books are " When I was

Little -- a 4 year old's memoir of her youth " and " I'm gonna like me " both books

in a compliation from Lee Curtis. Anyway...she knows them by heart but I

still knew she was actually reading because she pointed to each word as she said

it and paused on ones she didn't know. She normally goes to bed earlier but I

thought it was well worth it to stay up an extra 15 minutes to hear her slowly

read it.

Will be ordering more Enhansa today. Still not sure if that's it but I'm afraid

not to keep it up.

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> > > 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

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[Guest guest]

Well, we have had 3 good language days! It is spring break so the anxiety of

school isn't there, but I've noticed he hasn't started a sentence, got stuck on

word retrieval and said " wait " before starting over... cross your finger that

the trend continues!

Thanks for your story.

Pam

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> > > > 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.

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> > > > Pam

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