Guest guest Posted November 11, 2010 Report Share Posted November 11, 2010 I mix my daughter's with one of her supplements that is oil (Speak). I had been told by Lee Silsby pharmacy in Cleveland, Ohio that you cannot mix dmsa with a water-based fluid. However, that was when we were having the dmsa powder compounded into a liquid form. Because it had to last longer in order to be shipped and it was a months' supply, that may be the reason. We don't use sippy cups anymore because so much of the supplement ends up coating the sides of the cup.  If she likes the taste of the coconut milk, you could put a little in a syringe with the dmsa and then give it to her that way.  We mix with the Speak and it ends up being somewhere around 1/2 a teaspoon. Also, when we are giving her the dmsa, I always have a treat on hand to pop in her mouth right afterward. We use a few Skittles because they are gulten free and have such a strong flavor that it helps mask the supplement taste.  Jill Elijah's Retreat “YOU CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!!! Every significant advance that has happened for autism is the result of the efforts of parents.†- Jepson, MD (NAA Conference, 2005)                                      ________________________________ From: margaret.diprima <margaret.diprima@...> Sent: Thu, November 11, 2010 7:26:32 AM Subject: [ ] can dmsa be put into milk  I cant seem to get a firm answer on this topic...can you help? Starting DMSA tomorrow with my 2 y.o. dd. I'm planning on putting DMSA in a small amount of coconut/almond milk mix in her sippy. I've heard all the other methods-problem is, she will not take anything off a spoon from me, and milk (coconut/almond) is all she drinks. I just want to be sure that its not rendered ineffective if given in a little milk? My thought was to give her a very little sippy-cups worth of milk all day long so she is REALLY THIRSTY for it come time to get more. I'd hate to have her simply not be thirsty at time for another round. Anyone dome it this way and seen results? Thank you! Margaret D Mom to Devin 2 yr 2 mo 0 rounds....so far... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 11, 2010 Report Share Posted November 11, 2010 That's fine. Just need to drink it soon. It won't last more than an hour or so in that mixture. Lasts longer in an acidid liquid. TJ ________________________________ From: margaret.diprima <margaret.diprima@...> Sent: Thu, November 11, 2010 5:26:32 AM Subject: [ ] can dmsa be put into milk  I cant seem to get a firm answer on this topic...can you help? Starting DMSA tomorrow with my 2 y.o. dd. I'm planning on putting DMSA in a small amount of coconut/almond milk mix in her sippy. I've heard all the other methods-problem is, she will not take anything off a spoon from me, and milk (coconut/almond) is all she drinks. I just want to be sure that its not rendered ineffective if given in a little milk? My thought was to give her a very little sippy-cups worth of milk all day long so she is REALLY THIRSTY for it come time to get more. I'd hate to have her simply not be thirsty at time for another round. Anyone dome it this way and seen results? Thank you! Margaret D Mom to Devin 2 yr 2 mo 0 rounds....so far... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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