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I do not know if vitamin supplements will help everyone with dyslexia.
They do seem to help me. More importantly other people, that did not
know I was doing anything different, have made comments of improvements.
I do NOT want to suggest, or imply,
that this is a cure. There are still days that I have a lot of trouble.
And there are possible dangers involved in taking large amounts of
vitamins, including DEATH.
Read VITAMIN WARNINGS..
Side note and one more warning:
Over the last few years I have been hearing the statement, �Since it is all natural, it is safe.�
Granted many natural products are safe. However, Cyanide is also all natural. It can be found in the seeds of many plants. A few of which have enough to cause death, if the seeds are eaten. So if you remember nothing else � always remember all natural does NOT equate to being all safe.
Always double check the item before you try anything new.
I have no clinical studies for any of this, just trial and error
over the years.
If you know of any studies, regarding treatments for dyslexia
(does not have to be vitamin related), please
email me.
I am sure there are many factors that will effect the results,
from sleeping habits, eating habits, exercise habits, etc., etc., etc.
Thus, finding an exact match with the vitamins is probably not important.
It will probably take a few days before one will notice a change. The first change, I remember, was being more frustrated, when I was writing or typing, because I was suddenly 'aware' of the mistakes that I was making.
Again, this is NOT a cure. I still spell very poorly. I still reverse words/'jumble phrases', along with many other mistakes. The mistakes are just less common.
Check with a medical professional BEFORE
adding any of this to your diet.
I weigh approximately 155 lbs (70 kg).
I assume vitamin/mineral proportions would need
to be adjusted according to weight.
1 multi-vitamin/mineral tablet -- 2 times a day for about a week then 1 a day
(There are many inexpensive brands available, both generic and brand name)
Each tablet contains:
Vitamin A - 5000 IU Calcium - 162 mg
(25% as beta Carotene)
Vitamin C - 60mg Iron - 18 mg
Vitamin D - 400 IU Phosphorus - 109 mg
Vitamin E - 30 IU Iodine - 150 mcg
Vitamin K - 25 mcg Magnesium 100mg
Thiamin - 1.5 mg Zinc - 15mg
Riboflavin - 1.7 mg Selenium 20 mcg
Niacin - 20 mg Copper 2mg
Vitamin B6 - 2 mg Manganese 2 mg
Folate - 400 mcg Chromium 120 mcg
Vitamin B12 - 6 mcg Molybdenum 75 mcg
Chloride 72 mg
Pantothenic Acid - 10 mg Potassium 80 mg
Nickel 5 mcg Tin 10 mcg
Silicon 2 mg Vanadium 10 mcg
Boron 150 mcg Lutein 250 mcg
1 St. John's Wart Supplement Tablet -- 2 times a day for about a week then 1 a day
Each tablet contains:
300mg St. John's Wart (aerial parts)
Note: (May 20, 2003) I have use the Selenium and Lecithin
supplements for many years with good results.
However, there are some suggestions that a
supplement of Ginkgo Biloba might give the
same results. Thus, I am experimenting with a new
formula and currently not taking the Selenium and Lecithin.
1 Selenium Supplement Tablet -- 2 times a day for about a week then 1 a day
Each tablet contains:
50 mcg Selenium
1 Lecithin Supplement Tablet -- 2 times a day for about a week then 1 a day
Each tablet contains:
19 grains Lecithin
The results so far with substituting
the Ginkgo Biloba for the Selenium and Lecithin are
promising but still to early to say for sure.
1 Ginkgo Biloba Supplement Tablet -- twice a day
Each tablet contains:
30 mg Ginkgo Biloba extract
Standardized for minimum of:
24% Ginkgo Flavone Glcosides (14.4 mg)
6% Terpenes (3.6 mg)
I do not know what long term use with high doses of these vitamins & supplements
will do to the body. (Again, if anyone knows of any published studies,
please
email me.)
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