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Grace I also have read alot of good things about it. I am going to

check it out more. Maybe another company will not say that on the

back. Maybe it was just the company I ordered it from???????

> ,

>

> That's really interesting becuase I have read several articles on

> epilepsy and one of the supplements they recommend to take is

Taurine. I

> have heard of a couple of moms who wanted to give it to their

children,

> but I don't know if they ever did or not and how it was working

for them.

>

> Grace

>

>

> On Fri, 16 Apr 2004 16:47:24 -0000 angel_lts@y... writes:

> > I have just ordered Taurine and just received it in the mail. I

was

> > going to try it for my epilepsy. On the back says, specificly if

you

> >

> > have epilepsy do not take. Now I am afraid to try it. I sm going

to

> >

> > ship I back. Someone told me to try it and I have heard a lot of

> > good things about taurine to be helpful in epilepsy.

> > I'm curious, Does anyone take Taurine?????????

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Thanks Mark. You had suggested to me to try Taurine. I bought it but

when I read the back of the bottle and I was going to return the

bottles of Taurine. I still was going to take it in time. I just

need to find more info about it. I will check out that book.

Thanks again

> Listmates,

>

> Been away for a few days at the DAN conference in Virginia and have

> watched the thread about taurine. Here are a few " educated "

comments

> about this important amino acid.

>

> - It is safe and has been used in epilepsy for a number of years.

In

> his book The Healing Nutrients Within, Chapter 8, page 131, Dr.

> Braverman of the Place for Achieving Total Health has a title of

the

> chapter on taurine as " Taurine: The Seizure Fighter " .

>

> - Comments that it may cause hypoglycemia are based on an improper

> reading of the medical literature and is not an effect. Quite the

> opposite may be true.

>

> - Recent evidence suggests that taurine because of it being a

sulfur

> containing amino acid, may be absolutely critical in supporting the

> bodies ability to maintain adequate levels of glutathione a

> life-preserving, detoxifying amino acid. This is critical as

inadequate

> supply of glutathione may increase inflammatory and free radical

damage

> which is very detrimental to people with epilepsy, especially

children.

>

> These comments just scratch the surface of the benefits of taurine.

>

> In health,

> Mark Schauss

> www.southwoodresearch.org

> www.carbonbased.com

>

>

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Thank you for that information it was very helpful. I do have one more question

though....how much taurine should you give children? My son is 44lbs and is

almost 5....

Mark Schauss <schauss@...> wrote:Listmates,

Been away for a few days at the DAN conference in Virginia and have

watched the thread about taurine. Here are a few " educated " comments

about this important amino acid.

- It is safe and has been used in epilepsy for a number of years. In

his book The Healing Nutrients Within, Chapter 8, page 131, Dr.

Braverman of the Place for Achieving Total Health has a title of the

chapter on taurine as " Taurine: The Seizure Fighter " .

- Comments that it may cause hypoglycemia are based on an improper

reading of the medical literature and is not an effect. Quite the

opposite may be true.

- Recent evidence suggests that taurine because of it being a sulfur

containing amino acid, may be absolutely critical in supporting the

bodies ability to maintain adequate levels of glutathione a

life-preserving, detoxifying amino acid. This is critical as inadequate

supply of glutathione may increase inflammatory and free radical damage

which is very detrimental to people with epilepsy, especially children.

These comments just scratch the surface of the benefits of taurine.

In health,

Mark Schauss

www.southwoodresearch.org

www.carbonbased.com

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Tough question but 500 mg is pretty safe and effective.

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Thank you for that information it was very helpful. I do have one more

question though....how much taurine should you give children? My son is

44lbs and is almost 5....

Mark Schauss <schauss@...> wrote:Listmates,

Been away for a few days at the DAN conference in Virginia and have

watched the thread about taurine. Here are a few " educated " comments

about this important amino acid.

- It is safe and has been used in epilepsy for a number of years. In

his book The Healing Nutrients Within, Chapter 8, page 131, Dr.

Braverman of the Place for Achieving Total Health has a title of the

chapter on taurine as " Taurine: The Seizure Fighter " .

- Comments that it may cause hypoglycemia are based on an improper

reading of the medical literature and is not an effect. Quite the

opposite may be true.

- Recent evidence suggests that taurine because of it being a sulfur

containing amino acid, may be absolutely critical in supporting the

bodies ability to maintain adequate levels of glutathione a

life-preserving, detoxifying amino acid. This is critical as inadequate

supply of glutathione may increase inflammatory and free radical damage

which is very detrimental to people with epilepsy, especially children.

These comments just scratch the surface of the benefits of taurine.

In health,

Mark Schauss

www.southwoodresearch.org

www.carbonbased.com

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She is wrong. Tsujii and Tamai explained a method to cross the blood

brain barrier using the sodium chloride channel. This is a discussion

I've had with other neuros and they claim it can't come across yet it is

there. It can't be made in the brain and teleportation doesn't exist so

it has to have a way.

In health,

Mark Schauss

[ ] Taurine

Hi I know I posted about taurine before. I just went to my

neurologist and she said the only way to get the taurine to the

brain is with a catheter(spelling????)The brain does not absorb the

taurine by taking it in by pill form. Does anyone know anything

about this???

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Mark, I have read about it also, but I knew when I brought it up to

her that I was not going to get a postive resonds. She said none of

her patience are taking it. Taurine makes me feel so tired for about

an hour, like I just took my medication or something. I tried 500mg

a day for two days and that is how I felt. I stopped and am going

try it again. Am I taking too much of it? I was even thinking about

giving it to my daughter who is 14 and has anxiety bad. I am afraid

and I don't know how much?????

Thanks Mark

> She is wrong. Tsujii and Tamai explained a method to cross the

blood

> brain barrier using the sodium chloride channel. This is a

discussion

> I've had with other neuros and they claim it can't come across yet

it is

> there. It can't be made in the brain and teleportation doesn't

exist so

> it has to have a way.

>

> In health,

> Mark Schauss

>

> [ ] Taurine

>

>

> Hi I know I posted about taurine before. I just went to my

> neurologist and she said the only way to get the taurine to the

> brain is with a catheter(spelling????)The brain does not absorb

the

> taurine by taking it in by pill form. Does anyone know anything

> about this???

>

>

>

>

>

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Can taurine be formed by food like meat?????

> She is wrong. Tsujii and Tamai explained a method to cross the

blood

> brain barrier using the sodium chloride channel. This is a

discussion

> I've had with other neuros and they claim it can't come across yet

it is

> there. It can't be made in the brain and teleportation doesn't

exist so

> it has to have a way.

>

> In health,

> Mark Schauss

>

> [ ] Taurine

>

>

> Hi I know I posted about taurine before. I just went to my

> neurologist and she said the only way to get the taurine to the

> brain is with a catheter(spelling????)The brain does not absorb

the

> taurine by taking it in by pill form. Does anyone know anything

> about this???

>

>

>

>

>

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I heard that you should start off by taking only 250mg a day and then

increasing it as your body become used to it.

Grace

On Wed, 12 May 2004 12:01:40 -0000 angel_lts@... writes:

> Mark, I have read about it also, but I knew when I brought it up to

> her that I was not going to get a postive resonds. She said none of

>

> her patience are taking it. Taurine makes me feel so tired for about

>

> an hour, like I just took my medication or something. I tried 500mg

>

> a day for two days and that is how I felt. I stopped and am going

> try it again. Am I taking too much of it? I was even thinking about

>

> giving it to my daughter who is 14 and has anxiety bad. I am afraid

>

> and I don't know how much?????

> Thanks Mark

>

>

>

> > She is wrong. Tsujii and Tamai explained a method to cross the

> blood

> > brain barrier using the sodium chloride channel. This is a

> discussion

> > I've had with other neuros and they claim it can't come across yet

>

> it is

> > there. It can't be made in the brain and teleportation doesn't

> exist so

> > it has to have a way.

> >

> > In health,

> > Mark Schauss

> >

> > [ ] Taurine

> >

> >

> > Hi I know I posted about taurine before. I just went to my

> > neurologist and she said the only way to get the taurine to the

> > brain is with a catheter(spelling????)The brain does not absorb

> the

> > taurine by taking it in by pill form. Does anyone know anything

> > about this???

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Hi

My research indicated that it could be started at 500mg a day in divided

doses. As it is eliminated from the body very slowly, the recommendation

was to reduce the dose to 250mg after a month.

In actual fact, when I gave it to my daughter I started her on 250mg a day,

then reduced to 125mg a day.

Jill

At 03:52 AM 13/05/2004, you wrote:

>,

>

>I heard that you should start off by taking only 250mg a day and then

>increasing it as your body become used to it.

>

>Grace

>

>

>On Wed, 12 May 2004 12:01:40 -0000 angel_lts@... writes:

> > Mark, I have read about it also, but I knew when I brought it up to

> > her that I was not going to get a postive resonds. She said none of

> >

> > her patience are taking it. Taurine makes me feel so tired for about

> >

> > an hour, like I just took my medication or something. I tried 500mg

> >

> > a day for two days and that is how I felt. I stopped and am going

> > try it again. Am I taking too much of it? I was even thinking about

> >

> > giving it to my daughter who is 14 and has anxiety bad. I am afraid

> >

> > and I don't know how much?????

> > Thanks Mark

> >

> >

> >

> > > She is wrong. Tsujii and Tamai explained a method to cross the

> > blood

> > > brain barrier using the sodium chloride channel. This is a

> > discussion

> > > I've had with other neuros and they claim it can't come across yet

> >

> > it is

> > > there. It can't be made in the brain and teleportation doesn't

> > exist so

> > > it has to have a way.

> > >

> > > In health,

> > > Mark Schauss

> > >

> > > [ ] Taurine

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi I know I posted about taurine before. I just went to my

> > > neurologist and she said the only way to get the taurine to the

> > > brain is with a catheter(spelling????)The brain does not absorb

> > the

> > > taurine by taking it in by pill form. Does anyone know anything

> > > about this???

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

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Grace, I will try that for I felt like crap at first. I was so tired

that I stopped for I had my menstrual cycle at the same time. So I

was not sure what it was from. Do you know what the amount is for

children? Do you give it to your child? I wanted to give it to my

daughter also for anxiety. I am scared to do it. For myself I will

try anything.

Thanks,

> > > She is wrong. Tsujii and Tamai explained a method to cross

the

> > blood

> > > brain barrier using the sodium chloride channel. This is a

> > discussion

> > > I've had with other neuros and they claim it can't come across

yet

> >

> > it is

> > > there. It can't be made in the brain and teleportation

doesn't

> > exist so

> > > it has to have a way.

> > >

> > > In health,

> > > Mark Schauss

> > >

> > > [ ] Taurine

> > >

> > >

> > > Hi I know I posted about taurine before. I just went to my

> > > neurologist and she said the only way to get the taurine to

the

> > > brain is with a catheter(spelling????)The brain does not

absorb

> > the

> > > taurine by taking it in by pill form. Does anyone know

anything

> > > about this???

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

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Jill, How old is your daughter? And I am assuming she has epilepsy?

> > > > She is wrong. Tsujii and Tamai explained a method to cross

the

> > > blood

> > > > brain barrier using the sodium chloride channel. This is a

> > > discussion

> > > > I've had with other neuros and they claim it can't come

across yet

> > >

> > > it is

> > > > there. It can't be made in the brain and teleportation

doesn't

> > > exist so

> > > > it has to have a way.

> > > >

> > > > In health,

> > > > Mark Schauss

> > > >

> > > > [ ] Taurine

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Hi I know I posted about taurine before. I just went to my

> > > > neurologist and she said the only way to get the taurine to

the

> > > > brain is with a catheter(spelling????)The brain does not

absorb

> > > the

> > > > taurine by taking it in by pill form. Does anyone know

anything

> > > > about this???

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

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Hi

My daughter is 17, and yes she has epilepsy. Complex partial seizures with

secondary generalisation, and ESES.

Jill

At 08:34 PM 13/05/2004, you wrote:

>Jill, How old is your daughter? And I am assuming she has epilepsy?

>

>

>

> > > > > She is wrong. Tsujii and Tamai explained a method to cross

>the

> > > > blood

> > > > > brain barrier using the sodium chloride channel. This is a

> > > > discussion

> > > > > I've had with other neuros and they claim it can't come

>across yet

> > > >

> > > > it is

> > > > > there. It can't be made in the brain and teleportation

>doesn't

> > > > exist so

> > > > > it has to have a way.

> > > > >

> > > > > In health,

> > > > > Mark Schauss

> > > > >

> > > > > [ ] Taurine

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi I know I posted about taurine before. I just went to my

> > > > > neurologist and she said the only way to get the taurine to

>the

> > > > > brain is with a catheter(spelling????)The brain does not

>absorb

> > > > the

> > > > > taurine by taking it in by pill form. Does anyone know

>anything

> > > > > about this???

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

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Did you notice a change in her when she started taurine??

> > > > > > She is wrong. Tsujii and Tamai explained a method to

cross

> >the

> > > > > blood

> > > > > > brain barrier using the sodium chloride channel. This

is a

> > > > > discussion

> > > > > > I've had with other neuros and they claim it can't come

> >across yet

> > > > >

> > > > > it is

> > > > > > there. It can't be made in the brain and teleportation

> >doesn't

> > > > > exist so

> > > > > > it has to have a way.

> > > > > >

> > > > > > In health,

> > > > > > Mark Schauss

> > > > > >

> > > > > > [ ] Taurine

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > > Hi I know I posted about taurine before. I just went to

my

> > > > > > neurologist and she said the only way to get the taurine

to

> >the

> > > > > > brain is with a catheter(spelling????)The brain does not

> >absorb

> > > > > the

> > > > > > taurine by taking it in by pill form. Does anyone know

> >anything

> > > > > > about this???

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > > >

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No I have never given it to , but I believe that the dose for

children is 250mg but you might want to start at 125mg. I've done a lot

of reading about taurine and it seems pretty safe to give children. I

haven't given it to because you can only buy it at a health food

store or Vitamin World and I haven't made my way there yet. Let me know

how it works.

Grace

On Thu, 13 May 2004 12:32:28 -0000 angel_lts@... writes:

> Grace, I will try that for I felt like crap at first. I was so tired

>

> that I stopped for I had my menstrual cycle at the same time. So I

> was not sure what it was from. Do you know what the amount is for

> children? Do you give it to your child? I wanted to give it to my

> daughter also for anxiety. I am scared to do it. For myself I will

> try anything.

> Thanks,

>

>

>

> > > > She is wrong. Tsujii and Tamai explained a method to cross

> the

> > > blood

> > > > brain barrier using the sodium chloride channel. This is a

> > > discussion

> > > > I've had with other neuros and they claim it can't come across

>

> yet

> > >

> > > it is

> > > > there. It can't be made in the brain and teleportation

> doesn't

> > > exist so

> > > > it has to have a way.

> > > >

> > > > In health,

> > > > Mark Schauss

> > > >

> > > > [ ] Taurine

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Hi I know I posted about taurine before. I just went to my

> > > > neurologist and she said the only way to get the taurine to

> the

> > > > brain is with a catheter(spelling????)The brain does not

> absorb

> > > the

> > > > taurine by taking it in by pill form. Does anyone know

> anything

> > > > about this???

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

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grace I bought it on the internet but we shall see how that works. I

have seen it in the stores that you mentioned thou later after I

bought it all ready. I will let you know how it works.

> > > > > She is wrong. Tsujii and Tamai explained a method to

cross

> > the

> > > > blood

> > > > > brain barrier using the sodium chloride channel. This is

a

> > > > discussion

> > > > > I've had with other neuros and they claim it can't come

across

> >

> > yet

> > > >

> > > > it is

> > > > > there. It can't be made in the brain and teleportation

> > doesn't

> > > > exist so

> > > > > it has to have a way.

> > > > >

> > > > > In health,

> > > > > Mark Schauss

> > > > >

> > > > > [ ] Taurine

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > > Hi I know I posted about taurine before. I just went to my

> > > > > neurologist and she said the only way to get the taurine

to

> > the

> > > > > brain is with a catheter(spelling????)The brain does not

> > absorb

> > > > the

> > > > > taurine by taking it in by pill form. Does anyone know

> > anything

> > > > > about this???

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

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Elise,

My daughter, is currently taking 1000mg a day of taurine. I have

learned from my research about taurine that it will not harm you in any way, in

fact, it will help control seizures. Start with 500 mg once a day and then

increase it after about 2 weeks, this is what I did for and so far so

good. Good Luck!

Grace

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My daughter has been on it for several months now, I had started her on 500mg

at dinner time and now I also give it to her at breakfast as well so she's on

1000mg a day. Keep us posted on how she's doing.

Grace

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I do the same with my daughter. I continue to do this for awhile then I stop

because it can be very expensive to have two of us on them and I'd rather

spend the money to help her.

Grace

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Grace,

You are so right. Taurine is considered one of the few amino acids

where side-effects are only seen at dosages so high that it would be

incomprehensible to take (glycine is the other one). 1000 mg is very

safe but starting at 500 mg is absolutely the right way to start.

In health,

Mark Schauss

www.carbonbased.com

Re: [ ] taurine

Elise,

My daughter, is currently taking 1000mg a day of taurine. I

have

learned from my research about taurine that it will not harm you in any

way, in

fact, it will help control seizures. Start with 500 mg once a day and

then

increase it after about 2 weeks, this is what I did for and so

far so

good. Good Luck!

Grace

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I finally got my daughter started on Taurine 500mg TODAY. I was told

about taurine from mark awhile ago and I was hesitant about taking it.

I gave it to her for her anxiety. The doctor wanted to put her on

prozac and I felt I just didnt try enough other things. Then she had

severe menstrual cramps. I was told that anxiety could also be hormone

related. And with the cramps I felt I will try even harder. Someone

just mentioned that the taurine is safe so I gave it to her. Thank you

for your comments on this site. it is very helpful. My next move is to

get hormones checked and more vitamins for her and different diets.

She is 15 and a junk eater when she can get her hands on the food.

Thanks again everyone.

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Elise,

I will write you offlist too but I thought I should say this onlist - Whenever I

have begun to give my son a supplement or vitamin I have taken it right along

with him. This helps in several ways.

1. He doesn't feel like he is a freak having to take things no one else does.

2. I get an idea of what possible side effects to be alert for...loose bowels,

constipation, stomache, things he may have trouble expressing to me.

3. Sometimes I find myself benefiting from taking them myself. i.e. probiotics,

B6, B12, B-Complex, Fish Oils

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Grace, I will increase in a couple of weeks, but can she take a 1000mg

all at once with a meal. Or does it have to be two different times

during the day? Is your daughter taking it for anxiety also? By the

way thanks for the comment about the taurine being safe. It has been

sitting in my cabinet for a while.

Thanks

lisa

> ,

>

> My daughter has been on it for several months now, I had started her

on 500mg

> at dinner time and now I also give it to her at breakfast as well so

she's on

> 1000mg a day. Keep us posted on how she's doing.

>

> Grace

>

>

>

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,

The bottle I have states that you should take the taurine 3 times a day with

meals. Some people take it three times a day, but I give it to only

twice a day with breakfast and dinner to even it out and I believe this way it

stays in their system longer.

Grace

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grace , that will be hard to do. She dont take anything herself, and

les I remind her so we shall see.

thanks,

> ,

>

> The bottle I have states that you should take the taurine 3 times a

day with

> meals. Some people take it three times a day, but I give it to

only

> twice a day with breakfast and dinner to even it out and I believe

this way it

> stays in their system longer.

>

> Grace

>

>

>

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