All very confusing right? Well, let me put it this way. DMG and TMG help with methylation. With 90% of our kids on the autism spectrum having issues with methylation, which usually result in speech or sensory processing issues, DMG and TMG are great supplements to try. Especially since they have been reported to have a 50% success rate for ASD. Most people feel better after starting TMG and report better sleep. Even when they aren’t sleeping more, they appear to feel more “rested”. They may also experience a little more energy.
Adding supplements is the next reasonable step toward improving your child’s health and function. The following supplements are so commonly lacking in our diet that it is safe and acceptable to give them to your child without testing for deficiencies. These include zinc, omega-3 fatty acids, vitamins C and D, magnesium, and,if your child is dairy-free, calcium.The following daily doses would be appropriate the average-sized five year old child:.
zinc (15-30 mg) (Make sure that zinc is given with food.). cod liver oil (1-2 tsp),. vitamin C (500mg),. vitamin D (2000 units),. magnesium (100-300 mg),. and 200- 400 mg of calcium (if your child is dairy free).Add one supplement at a time and wait for 5-7 days before adding the next supplement.
Keep a notebook and record when you started the supplement and any improvements or signs of intolerance. The purpose of these supplements is to repair deficits of nutrients with widespread effects, therefore, you may notice many improvements.
For example, with zinc you may see improvements in sleep, immune function skin, growth, and sometimes appetite (taste buds). Cod liver oil may improve eye contact and decrease strange eye movements, agitation or hyperactivity, and enhance skin health and immune defenses. Vitamin D has major importance in immunity, (as does vitamin C), and in addition, helps with detoxification and reduction of oxidative stress. Magnesium may prove helpful with relaxation, sound sensitivity, sleep, bowel movements (in larger doses it is a good laxative).
Calcium may also be calming and is often helpful with children who press on or gouge their eyeballs. These children may require higher doses up to as much as 2000 mg per day.Be aware when giving mineral supplements that labeling can be confusing, as the minerals are actually a salt containing two ingredients (e.g. Calcium carbonate, zinc picolinate, magnesium glycinate, etc.).
In each case, the second component is heavier than the mineral, and the label needs to be read carefully to obtain the correct and desired dose. For example, a bottle of calcium carbonate may read “l000 mg”. The fine print may show that 2 capsules provide 1000 mg of calcium carbonate (and may or may not tell you that calcium carbonate is 40% calcium, so that 2 capsules give you 400 mg of calcium and 600 mg of carbonate). When we speak of dosages of mineral supplements, we mean elemental minerals, or the mineral itself, and not the entire compound.
Administering SupplementsYou will undoubtedly meet resistance when you decide to give your child a strange tasting powder or oil, and succeeding with some of the unpleasant tasting supplements requires ingenuity and perseverance. When Bernie Rimland (who might be called the Father of biomedical treatments for autism), was asked by a parent how to get her child to take supplements, his succinct answer was, “Who’s bigger?”. It usually requires tough love and experimentation.
I also encourage parents to be honest, telling their child, “This is medicine,” which means 1) “You have to take it,” 2) “It probably tastes bad,” 3) “It’s good for a person,” and perhaps 4) “It’s the doctor’s orders, not mine, so don’t blame me, I’m sorry it tastes bad.”The most reliable to administer supplements is with a medicine syringe, just as you would give an antibiotic. You can likewise sweeten it with juice concentrate, maple syrup, etc.
If you use a syringe you’ll most likely have to train your child to accept the syringe, by repeated practice. One of our patients who had a severely restricted diet, but learned to accept the syringe, would eat soup from a syringe, but only if she was told it was medicine. Other parents have found smoothies or homemade sorbet or fruitsicles, or for the rare child who eats it, soup, to work as a vehicle to administer supplements.
Failing this, several companies have formulated many of their supplements in naturally flavored, sugar free liquids or powders to make them more palatable. And some supplements such as zinc, vitamin D, magnesium, calcium, buffered vitamin C are easily concealed in juice or food. We are happy to recommend specific brands of supplements and remedies should you choose to work with us. Introduce Probiotics and Digestive EnzymesIf your child has bowel problems of any sort, or a history of repeated infections and antibiotics, it is reasonable to offer help with probiotics and digestive enzymes. Probiotics, or beneficial bacteria for the bowel, come in a variety of forms and packages. In brief, I suggest you add a combination containing strains of Lactobacillus and Bifidus, in doses between 20 billion per day and 900 billion per day.
You’ll be using capsules or powders which list dose and strains information on their label. Some children respond much better to one product than to another, and so it is worth trying one brand for a few weeks, and then switching to something different (e.g.
One containing Bacillus Subtilis or Saccharomyces Boulardi), if no improvements are noted. It may be particularly beneficial to feed your child cultured foods such as coconut kefir or sauerkraut or unpasteurized pickles or other home cultured foods which contain lots of good bacteria.In addition to probiotics, digestive enzymes may provide considerable benefit for abnormal stools, abdominal pain, food intolerance, and difficult behaviors. As with probiotics, there are a number of good products available, and it is useful to try several different preparations in order to obtain the best results. It is valuable to do a two to three week trial with at least two different preparations, including a plant based enzyme and a pancreatic (animal based) enzyme, as their effects can be quite different.A small number of children react negatively to probiotics or to enzymes, and can’t take them (but may benefit at a later date after correcting other factors such as bacterial or fungal overgrowth). Supplements for Specific ConditionsAs you add supportive therapies, be sure to continue to reference your problem list and grading system regularly, to address the four questions posed above. Next we want to consider more selective supports, based on your child’s symptoms and diet.Autism and related disorders are very complex and each child’s physiology is unique.
While none of the below-listed interventions are dangerous, choosing the right supports and their proper sequence can get very complicated. When possible, it is best to work with us or another trained physician to guide you in the supplementation process. Children Who Don’t Eat MeatIf she doesn’t and hasn’t eaten meat in her life, iron will be most likely deficient, and can be safely supplemented at 15-30 mg per day. (Blood testing by your physician for Fe and TIBC and/or ferritin will identify iron deficiency if present). Iron may improve energy and immune function, but can be constipating. If you are supplementing iron and/or zinc, the blood levels should be checked within 6 months, to be sure that iron or zinc levels don’t get too high, or that zinc doesn’t cause copper to drop too low.
We would like to see both serum zinc and copper levels at 100 mcg/dl. Children Who Eat Few Fruits and VegetablesIf your child eats very few fruits and vegetables, B vitamins and trace minerals (including selenium, chromium, manganese, molybdenum in particular) may be helpful. Many supplement companies make balanced trace mineral supplements which also contain 10-25 mg of zinc, thereby replacing your zinc supplement. B VitaminsB vitamins, while grouped as a single type of supplement, mainly because they are water soluble and work somewhat in concert, are actually very different one from another, and deserve a separate discussion. Our children are most commonly helped by methyl B12, B6, reduced folic acid (folinic acid or methyl folate), and B3. Contrary to popular opinion, it is not necessary to give all the B vitamins when supplementing, though there is often a deficiency or need for several of them which may benefit from a complete B supplement. We like to give methylB12 as the first B vitamin, preferably by injection, and have found this to be of great benefit for a significant number of children we treat.Notable benefits in speech, understanding, sleep, behavior, mood, energy, and executive function have been noted in children with autism related issues.
A small percent of children become hyperactive after methylB12, and need to have lower and/or less frequent doses or be switched to hydoxyB12. A very small number simply do not tolerate B12 at all. Please note that B12 is far more effective by injection than by oral route or lotion or nasal spray.If your physician is willing to write a prescription for it, we can provide information regarding compounding pharmacies to assist you in getting your prescription filled. We can also assist in providing guidance about how to safely and easily give the shots (which are very nearly painless, except for the angst of the parent giving the shot).
The usual starting dose is (methylB12, 25 mg/ml), 0.01 ml per 10 pounds of body weight, given by very shallow subcutaneous injection every 3 days. If your physician is not comfortable helping you with this, we can help you if your child becomes a patient of record with the Evergreen Center. If you can’t get injectable methyl B12, then by all means do a trial with oral methyl B12 (available as lollypops, lozenges, powder or pills).Vitamin B6 in combination with magnesium has been used successfully in autism for decades, and shows benefit in around 30% of children.
When effective, it seems to help make children more comfortable in their bodies, calming and improving problem- solving through communication and better access to their own resources. Starting doses of around 50 mg are commonly used, and may be increased stepwise up to maximum of 8 mg per pound.
It should be combined with magnesium in the doses described above. Vitamin B6 can cause a sensory nerve problem in high doses, but there has been no demonstration of this problem in autistic children receiving these maximum doses over long periods of time. However, as always, it is essential to be gentle and observant. We don’t raise doses if we see signs of intolerance, which consist of agitation or disturbed sleep, and if these symptoms occur, it should be discontinued. A later trial may be beneficial when the digestive tract is functioning well, and when the child has a good intake of protein.Folinic acid or methyl folate are active forms of folic acid which work together with B12 to enhance energy production and transport, neurotransmitter synthesis, myelin production, detoxification, cellular communication, immune function, gene expression and regulation.
Folic acid, which is found in many supplements, but not in foods, requires activation by an enzyme which is frequently impaired in children with chronic health problems. As a consequence, it is preferable to use either folinic acid (available by prescription as Leucovorin, or over the counter) or methyl folate (available by prescription as Deplin, or over the counter). Support of the folate pathway is frequently helpful in children with autism, and is extremely safe, even at very high doses. Children may become agitated if dose is excessive. Starting with a dose of 400 mcg (0.4 mg) per day, one may raise the dose by doubling every 5-7 days, to a dose of 1600 mcg.
We have found that some children need extremely high doses of 5000 to 80,000 mcg per day, due to a blockage in the mechanism for transport of folate into the nervous system. These extremely high doses are best given by prescription (Leucovorin is available in 25,000 mcg tablets, and Deplin in 15,000 mcg tablets).
It is important to note that blood levels of both vitamin B12 and folic acid are a poor indicator of nutritional status, as these vitamins are critical in brain function, and blood levels correlate poorly with brain levels (due to impairments in brain uptake of these vitamins which are occur frequently in children with autism). If the blood levels are low, then the brain is likely also deficient, but is blood levels are high, this may indicate a block in brain uptake, with actual brain deficiency.Vitamin B3 (niacinamide, also niacin, which is a form of B3 better avoided in children with autism, as it may cause intense and unpleasant flushing), has also been called the “sleep vitamin,” as it enhances serotonin and melatonin levels. Niacinamide thus may be calming, and it sometimes helps reduce stimming behaviors. It also is essential in the energy and antioxidant pathways which are so critical to healthy brain function. Niacinamide should be given with an equal or greater dosage of supplemental vitamin C (for 500 mg of B3, give at least 500 mg vitamin C). The usual doses in 40-50 pound children are 250 to 500 mg per day.
In very high doses, vitamin B3 can cause liver stress, which is always associated with nausea and or decreased appetite. And so a reduction in appetite should be taken as an indication to stop B3 and/or check the ALT liver enzyme level in blood.Though TMG, DMG, and DMAE are not officially B vitamins, they are water-soluble nutrients which are safe, occur naturally in the brain, and are often helpful in children with autism related disorders. Both TMG and DMG help improve immune function, and may improve speech, awareness, and attention. Both can cause overstimulation or agitation, and TMG is somewhat more likely to do so.
If this should occur, the child will calm down to baseline within a day or two of discontinuing the supplement. Some children clearly respond better to TMG, and some to DMG, and some to the two together. For TMG, we use doses of 175 mg to start, and may move to doses as high as 1000 mg per day with further benefit. One good study used a TMG dose of 2000 mg per day without problem in any of the children. For DMG, we generally start with 125 mg per day, working up as tolerated to 500 mg or higher per day.
Rimland reported that children with severe agitation or aggression have, in some cases,responded to DMG doses of up to 2000 mg per day.DMAE has brought improvements in disposition, behavior and language, with doses of 50 to 300 mg daily. Higher doses are safe, and could be used if the child is showing encouraging improvements on lower doses. Occasionally, children will become agitated on DMAE, and it must be discontinued. General Comments Regarding SupplementationIt is worth commenting on the experience that children with autism may react paradoxically to almost any remedy offered.
While dangerous reactions are extremely rare (except for the possibility of harm to self or others if a child becomes extremely agitated or aggressive), is not common in most parents’ experience that their child will react unpredictably to an intervention. The most common adverse reaction is agitation, which most likely reflects a discomfort he’s not able to explain. In some cases, the agitation is a sign of a healing crisis, or a healthy readjustment occurring with some resistance. Nevertheless, in all cases it is an indication to reduce the dose, or stop the remedy and provide further support to the body before offering it again. This experience is in line with the finding that children with autism are often very different from one another, so that it is not reliable to predict an effect in one child based on an effect seen in another child. We need to work with our child as an individual, while still learning from the experiences of other children.While all of the remedies and interventions described above are safe and approved for use without prescription, we strongly encourage you to work with a physician.
It is best, when possible, to establish a doctor-patient relationship with the Evergreen Center. If you do not have physical access to our center or to a physician supportive of your work with your child, please contact us for further education and support atThe above described remedies represent a good group of supports which should help to improve your child’s health, and may also improve many of his symptoms and problems. Autism is very complex, and there are many more interventions, sometimes including prescription medications which may be needed to make further gains.
These include herbal supplements, sulfur supports (glutathione, NAC, Epsom salt baths, MSM, taurine), other vitamins (B’s, K, E, carotenoids, biopterin), amino acids, laxatives, prescription or natural antimicrobials (for parasites, yeast, bacteria) both, hormones (thyroid, cortisol, growth hormone, oxytocin, secretin), detoxification remedies (chelation, intravenous remedies, etc.), anticonvulsant medications, intestinal anti-inflammatories, and so on. As we learn more about autism, promising new remedies emerge, which are especially helpful with some of our children.
Thought I would give a “shout out” to two of my FAVORITE supplements. The supplements that made a huge impact in my sons life. The supplements that made me say, “Wow this biomedical stuff is actually working.”Keep in mind, Anthony only had a hand full of words before we started DMG and TMG. And before that, he only started keeping words after we started him on a probiotic. (I will discuss that in another post)First off, what is DMG?” DMG consists of the amino acid glycine attached to two methyl groups, according to physician Ray Sahelian, who specializes in natural supplements.
The synthesis of many substances in the body depends on methyl groups, and DMG is important for the synthesis of DNA and RNA, the essential nutrient choline, the essential amino acid methionine and certain vitamins, hormones, neurotransmitters and enzymes.Proponents of DMG supplements claim it enhances the, boosts neurological function and athletic performance and helps treat epilepsy and autism, according to the MSKCC. Sahelian calls DMG an anti-stress supplement that may have anti-aging effects, ”What is TMG?TMG is an important in, a process that occurs in every cell of mammals to synthesize and donate (CH 3 ) for other processes in the body. These processes include the synthesis of such as,.
Methylation is also required for the biosynthesis of and the constituent.All very confusing right? Well, let me put it this way. DMG and TMG help with methylation. With 90% of our kids on the autism spectrum having issues with methylation, which usually result in speech or sensory processing issues, DMG and TMG are great supplements to try.
Especially since they have been reported to have a 50% success rate for ASD kids.Now let me tell you about our experience with DMG and TMG.When we first started seeing Dr. Sletten (Our DAN doctor.) he started Anthony on methyl b-12 injections, hoping it would help with Anthony’s speech and stimming behaviors (toe walking, drooling, repeating words, head dragging. )When we started them I didn’t see instantaneous results. His stimming behaviors actually got worse, and boy was he hyper. S told us that this is very common when you first rev up methylation, especially in a kid that is lacking in the process.
So we stuck with it. (You can watch a video of how Anthony was behaving. I only post this because I want parents to realize where a child can be with only 1-2 months of treatment, and how much better it can get. Watch the video I link to at end of post).However, when Anthony’s OAT’s test result came back (NutrEval), Dr. S believed Anthony needed more than methyl b-12 injections. He believed that the supplement DMG would be more beneficial.When we started DMG, we again saw the increase in stimming behaviors, and hyperness. But this time, when they went away, Anthony had a word explosion!
That word explosion all the mothers talk about happening to their children at 18-24 months old well, DMG triggered that for Anthony at 3 1/2 years old. Even his speech therapist was a witness to it. Every word we said, Anthony could attempt. It was during this time, that we started to witness his drooling subsiding. A stimming behavior that Anthony always did when he was excited or nervous.A few months later it was obvious that the DMG was working. We were seeing amazing changes in Anthony’s speech and his attention span. We also saw a new awareness in Anthony when it came to temperature.
It was as if for the first time in his life, he could feel cold and warmth.This was the DMG Anthony was given. You can order it here at Use Coupon Code: BIOMED for a discountWhen we told Dr. S about all the new changes, he believed that moving Anthony up to TMG might help even more, since Anthony was obviously a responder. Again we had the two weeks of hyperness and stimming behaviors (the drooling came back) but then Anthony’s speech took another huge jump, about a month after we put him on the TMG.
He started talking in sentences! And again, his speech therapist was a witness to the big change and was amazed. Anthony was saying sentences like, “Read me book mommy”, “Mommy, sissy needs bunny”, ” I love Super Why”. Yes, this was a huge deal! Especially for a child that was completely non-verbal a few months earlier.This is the TMG Anthony still takes. You can click on the pic above to go to to order it.
Use coupon Code: BIOMED for a discountWe started Anthony on DMG in October of 2010, and by February 2012, Anthony was therapy free. With only a little over a year of bio-medical treatment.Increasing methylation has been a huge part of Anthony’s recovery, and every day when I give Anthony his TMG, I look at that bottle and I know it is one of Anthony’s “silver bullets”.A pic of Anthony with his cousin Sierra. “Sierra” use to be one of Anthony’s stimmy words he would repeat to calm himself.If you watched the video I posted a link to above, then I urge you to watch, taken a month ago. The change is amazing! (sorry about the quality)If your child is still non-verbal, or stalled out with healing, I highly suggest you talk to your doctor about methylation, and the options that are available.
And of course, ALWAYS talk to your doctor first before starting a new supplement. They are the ones that can tell you the exact dosage your child should be receiving for the best outcome, and if a new supplement is beneficial for your child’s unique situation.Categories,. Hello Tigist.I am a big advocate of testing.
You need to find out exactly what your child is lacking nutrition wise. TMG or DMG (not given together) can be a godsend for some children. It helped my son because of his BHMT mutation. But some kids do not respond well because their body does not need it. My son also did horrible with epsom salt baths.
I highly recommend seeing a DAN dr. I can give you a list of places if you tell me the area you are in. I also highly recommend looking into a basic probiotic for your child.
They are good for everyone and it was when we started a probiotic with Anthony, that he started keeping words. Hello Kimberly,My son has been recently diagnosed with ASD last May he was 21 months old.
Can you let me know the process of giving DMG and TMG ie.dosage, when to switch to TMG etc.?He is a happy baby but just babbling and lacks focus/attention. Doesn’t look whenever his name is called although good eye contact. He likes to watch me whenever I sing.Doc said he is very delayed in social and language.He is on OT as well.He is on supplements now like: Kirkman Children’s Chewable Multi-Vitamin/Mineral, Natural Factors, Vitamin D3 Drops for Kids, Wakunaga – Kyolic, Kid’s Kyo-Dophilus and Nordic Naturals, Children’s DHA,I would love to try DMG and TMG! ?Thank in advance! I really appreciate your information.
I live in Chicago in the north loops; to be more specific, in rogers park area in Chicago. The time we have between my husband and I is so limited and we are really looking for something within 30 or 40 min from rogers park if possible.
Yosef still does not talk so what should I try to see if it will help him say a word or two.?Again I really appreciate the information that you are giving us. I hope to hear from you soon.Here is our zip code if its any help.
60626Thank you and have a great day. Hello!Ethan has been on the TMG for over a month now and we can see another little jump forward with his speech. Unfortunately I have too re-do the DNA test, because the saliva sample was not enough and I cannot get Ethan to spit in the tube at the moment!
I was wondering if a pro-biotic supplement would also be beneficial? Ethan has no digestion problems or any other health issues, but because he won’t eat any fruit (except in smoothies or fresh fruit juices) his breath does smell a bit metallic at times and I wonder if a pro-biotic supplement might improve his behaviour. He is already taking TMG and Omega 3 and 6 supplements, as well as homeopathic remedies, so I’m not sure adding something else would not be too much. Hi Kimberly,I had my son on TMG for few months until I started noticing that he has become too hyper. Like not like in the beginning of therapy he was hyper and then within 2 weeks he calmed down.this was like it was not going anywhere ? As if he’s changed, his personality changed, he became a different child. His awareness increased though, and sensory improved tremendously, but I could not tolerate him. I could not take him anywherehe became like a little hyper cub, running around, screaming, etcI decreased TMG to half a teaspoon daily, and it brought him back:))) His sensory remained unchanged since the improvement, and the speech improves little by little.
My question is, looking at my description of a very unusual case, would you say that he does not need TMG? I have not done the testing and I don’t really plan on it. But from the above presentation, what are your thoughts?
Does he present like someone that did benefit from TMG? Or should I just stop it.
Looking at your child, TMG completely treated himI don’t see that with my son, I see very little improvement here and therealmost like a coincidence that he started improving at the time I started TMG. Thanks for your opinion.Angelica. Oh WOWyou are absolutely right! He was doing much better on DMG!!! Thank you so much, I am sitting here now and remembering how well he was doing and no hyperactivity AT ALL. I will try going back to DMGafter I figure out if half a dose of TMG and a full dose of DMG might bring similar results?
Technically, I am giving him half a tsp of TMG now, but I used to give him a full dose of DMG So not sure if it makes sense to switch back if I cut the dose. Thank you again for a great point! And your reply.Angelica. Selvi – DMG and TMG are methyl donors.
They help unblock the methylation pathway. There are many methylation pathways. Think of them as freeways and each pathway is a lane of said freeway. When your children have methylation mutations, the lanes are blocked and cause traffic. Kids can not detox properly.
DMG and TMG work very well with the BHMT mutation. Anthony’s were all “blocked” TMG unblocks them. I wish I could explain it more “scientifically” but this is how my mom brain is able to understand it. Hi Kimberly,I saw a developmental pediatrician and inquired about the importance of genetic testing for proper treatment. She informed me that the genetic testing will just show the mutations so that if I wanted to have another baby for example I would be aware of the possibilities. But as she stated there are no possible treatments according to the mutations found. I know you promote testing, but do you think that there is at least a slight chance that it might have been a coincidence in your case that TMG helped not necessarily because of the mutation.?
Just wondering.Thank you. Angelica – a lot of the genetic mutations we deal with when it comes to autism are like switches.
They can be turned on, or off. They can also be assisted. So I would say I disagree with your dr in that matter.
I stronger suggest finding a DAN or biomed dr. They are more informed when it comes to all of this than most pediatricians. You can find a dr, viaTMG worked so well with Anthony because his BHMT gene mutations. TMG basically assists this gene and makes it do, what Anthony’s body was not doing on its own.Kimberly. Hi Kimberly,I was reading through some of the replies to this post and noticed you discussing carcinosin with another parent. Do you describe on your site how exactly it helped your son?
I am only beginning to look into homeopathic treatment as my son is 4 and we are still struggling with ASD symptoms although on DMG, SuperNuthera, probiotic, and omega 3 and 6. I feel like we ‘ve been getting better and better and now the progress just sort of stalled. No improvement in speech or behavior.:( Please direct me if you discuss homeopathy anywhere on the site or elsewhere. Thanks so much as always,Angelica. Thank you for previous response about homeopathy. I am really looking into it.
I am from nyc so I found a homeopath in the city, a little nervous since I don’t really know how I would really know if he is a reputable “doctor”but maybe mother’s intuition will help in this case ?Also, Tmg capsule you have been giving your son, was he able to swallow capsules right away? Or did you have to open them and add to food/drink?
Can these be opened and mixed into food if my son can’t swallow yet?Thank you:). Hi Kimberly,I’ve been reading some of the other mom’s responses to your blog, and I found Giovanna’s interestingMy son is now 4 and half as well, and I started him back on TMG but this time TMG with folinic acid and B12. And I find that he s not at all hyper on it probably due to folic acid. The plain TMG was not tolerable at all. He was very hyper on it, I had to take him off. I am seeing now that this particular mom moved her son up to 2 capsules a day.
And I wanted to know if that has been helping her child. Is there a way to ask her that through contact information? I was wondering if you could ask her that for me:) Thank you so much. I haven’t heard anyone trying 2 caps a day, so I’m interested to find out if she found any benefit and if the hyperactivity was noted with the higher dose.Angelica. My son recently turned four. He’s non verbal and had been on DMG since March this year.
I can say it had helped him calm down and he’s not so hyper active anda bit more attentive. However, that is all.
He still has not speech, just makes funny sounds, no babbling, not potty trained, cannot eat himself etc. I am thinking of getting him TMG as well. Unfortunately, we dammit afford getting him tested but he was diagnosed with autism January this year. Can he use DMG and TMG at the same time, because there was a time he ran out of DMG and the tantrums and crying came back?thank u’ve tunics. Hi, i m from pakistan and here biomedical doctors r not available. I just want ur advice if u can talk to ur doctor.
Actually my 5.7 yrs old kid has a speech delay, thats y most of the time he becomes hyper.he shouts a lots, he tries very hard to talk but he can only talk few words.i personally notice him that his development progress is not as same as the kid of his age. I always feel depression thinking about him whether he can progress well or not.can i give him dmg behaviour balance liquid without any doctors prescription just to give a try.
I hope u can understand. Waiting for ur reply.! Hi Kimberly,My son is taking Kirkmans DMG 125mg for the past one year.Our doctor has prescribed only 1 tablet. He has improved a lot in terms of sleep pattern, making lots of sounds, understands what is being said to him, non verbal oral and motor imitation, but still non verbal.now we have increased it to 2 tablets, but no improvements, he does not even call mom, dad,etc no verbal imitation also.Does it not benefit all kids or is it because the dosage given is less.
I understand that your son was given DMG with 500 mg strength.Thanks and regards,Lekshmi.