Guest guest Posted April 20, 2010 Report Share Posted April 20, 2010 We have done 80 rounds with my son on the AC protocol - and in the last several rounds he has been just great, so calm, more NT seeming. However, about a week ago just before round 80 this weekend, he started doing weird stimms with his eyes and a shake of his head every so often, very disturbing. He has not had visual stimms since the early days of biomed when he was 2, he will be 5 this week. I did start him on low dose B6 (P5P) about 2 weeks ago, and I did up the dose slowly from 10 to 20 mg in divided doses. At 5 and 10 mg he was fine. Up until recently he couldn't tolerate b vites at all. Now with a no phenol enzyme he can. I tried lowering the B6 back to 5 mg and the stimms persisted. So we stopped the B6 altogether. Still the visual stimms persisted on round. After a day or so the B6 should be out of the system I would think, as it is water soluble. I thought maybe B6 may have kicked up yeast, but he has regular normal bowels, and no yeast symptoms whatsoever otherwise since about round 50. I gave him some Pau D'Arco, anyway and yeast enzymes but it made no difference to the stimm. Could it be we are moving metals and that is causing the stimm? Otherwise I put him on B12 orally about 6 weeks ago, after having been off of B12 for almost a year (previously we did shots but they had a negative effect after a while) and we have held steady at 1000 mcg 3 x a day, plus 400 mcg of folinic acid with each B12 dose and 125mg of dmg, for several weeks now and this has not been a problem. Should we try to lower or eliminate B12 or folinic or dmg? I hate to do this, since it appears to have helped language, and until I gave him the B6 with it, we never saw such stimms. Also, we had to stop all vitamin A about a month and a half ago because my son kept going toxic. He has never been able to tolerate synthetic vitamin A at all, and the most A he ever got was for a period of months he got 10,000 iu of A in a high vitamin CLO. However recently even as little as 2000 iu of A in CLO would make him go toxic. I know vitamin A is purported to help with visual stimms. So I have introduced a small bit of CLO again - 2500 iu a day of A in it. The stimms have lessened since I did this, but still he does this weird shake of the head thing every so often. So I don't know what to do - is it the b vites, the methylators, just moving metals? Or should I examine all of his supps one by one taking away and adding them back in to see if I can find the culprit. Any ideas out there? We would really like our calm boy back. We feel somehow it must be supplement related, or perhaps related to moving metals on round. We are perplexed. Thanks. Irene Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 20, 2010 Report Share Posted April 20, 2010 When our son shook his head like this, it was parasites. Sent from my iPhone On Apr 20, 2010, at 4:31 PM, " iflow97 " <iflow97@...> wrote: We have done 80 rounds with my son on the AC protocol - and in the last several rounds he has been just great, so calm, more NT seeming. However, about a week ago just before round 80 this weekend, he started doing weird stimms with his eyes and a shake of his head every so often, very disturbing. He has not had visual stimms since the early days of biomed when he was 2, he will be 5 this week. I did start him on low dose B6 (P5P) about 2 weeks ago, and I did up the dose slowly from 10 to 20 mg in divided doses. At 5 and 10 mg he was fine. Up until recently he couldn't tolerate b vites at all. Now with a no phenol enzyme he can. I tried lowering the B6 back to 5 mg and the stimms persisted. So we stopped the B6 altogether. Still the visual stimms persisted on round. After a day or so the B6 should be out of the system I would think, as it is water soluble. I thought maybe B6 may have kicked up yeast, but he has regular normal bowels, and no yeast symptoms whatsoever otherwise since about round 50. I gave him some Pau D'Arco, anyway and yeast enzymes but it made no difference to the stimm. Could it be we are moving metals and that is causing the stimm? Otherwise I put him on B12 orally about 6 weeks ago, after having been off of B12 for almost a year (previously we did shots but they had a negative effect after a while) and we have held steady at 1000 mcg 3 x a day, plus 400 mcg of folinic acid with each B12 dose and 125mg of dmg, for several weeks now and this has not been a problem. Should we try to lower or eliminate B12 or folinic or dmg? I hate to do this, since it appears to have helped language, and until I gave him the B6 with it, we never saw such stimms. Also, we had to stop all vitamin A about a month and a half ago because my son kept going toxic. He has never been able to tolerate synthetic vitamin A at all, and the most A he ever got was for a period of months he got 10,000 iu of A in a high vitamin CLO. However recently even as little as 2000 iu of A in CLO would make him go toxic. I know vitamin A is purported to help with visual stimms. So I have introduced a small bit of CLO again - 2500 iu a day of A in it. The stimms have lessened since I did this, but still he does this weird shake of the head thing every so often. So I don't know what to do - is it the b vites, the methylators, just moving metals? Or should I examine all of his supps one by one taking away and adding them back in to see if I can find the culprit. Any ideas out there? We would really like our calm boy back. We feel somehow it must be supplement related, or perhaps related to moving metals on round. We are perplexed. Thanks. Irene Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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