也准备给孩子吃DMG了!

千寻

今天汇款给巫华梅,邮购了三种东西
DMG   027/100
058/100 酵母菌輔助劑              
279/120 柚籽精華  

我家小孩问题行为较少,就是语言始终都很困难,他自己也很想表达的样子,试一试DMG能不能起到促进作用吧!
希望有经验的家长帮帮忙,多提宝贵意见和建议,在此先谢谢大家了!             [em14]

shilanxsm

想给孩子试试DMG，不知道应该怎么购买啊？大家给支支招吧。

forlove

恭喜你，至少算是走过来了，现在的你和儿子还好吗？

千寻

今天回头看看自己以前的帖子，很多都不愿再回首，每个家长都有这样一段不堪回首的心路历程吧，有些人需要的心理调适时间长，有些人则心理强大一些。我就属于很脆弱的典型，失眠焦虑.....，终于走过来了，现在的心态是平静和快乐的。还是觉得要先战胜自己，才有可能去战胜魔鬼。因为有这样平和的心态，孩子也觉得安全和快乐，我觉得他进步很多，尤其在和人交流方面。

药物，早就丢到一边了，自从停药孩子就能不尿床之后，就再也没给孩子吃过这类药物了。

活动家

不知吃不吃

鸿鸿妈妈

请问DMG是治疗孩子哪方面的

果果的爸爸

也准备给孩子吃DMG了!

xiwan

Grapefruit seed extract. Sounds so friendly, doesn´t it? You´ve heard it touted as a “natural” preservative, and the health food store sells it in a capsule as an antifungal supplement. If everybody says that it´s natural they must be correct, right? Wrong.

Grapefruit seed extract is not grapefruit juice. It is also not grapefruit essential oil and it is most certainly not an herbal tincture. Chemical manufacturers take the leftover grapefruit pulp, a waste by-product from grapefruit juice production, and in an intensive, multi-step industrial chemical process, change the natural phenolic compounds into synthetic quaternary ammonium compounds. Typically, in chemical synthesis of this type, chemical reagents and catalysts are used under extreme high heat and pressure or vacuum. Synthetic ammonium chloride is one of the chemical catalysts used in this process.

The US Department of Agriculture´s (USDA) National Organic Program defines synthetic as “A substance that is formulated or manufactured by a chemical process or by a process that chemically changes a substance extracted from naturally occurring plant, animal, or mineral sources.” Grapefruit seed extract is a synthetic chemical compound, cannot be called “organic,” and is not permitted in organic food proucts.

Unfortunately, because there is no legal definition of the word “natural,” any company can put chemicals in body care products and tell you that they´re “natural.” Also, in the US, any company is free to sell any chemical compound as a “dietary supplement” without doing any pre-market or long-term safety studies of any kind.

Grapefruit seed extract has become an extremely controversial chemical compound recently. Studies conducted in the US and abroad report suspicious and abnormal chemical acitivity in numerous, randomly selected grapefruit seed extracts. Here is one report from the Institute of Pharmacy, Ernst Moritz Arndt University, Greifswald, Germany:

“The antimicrobial efficacy as well as the content of preservative agents of six commercially grapefruit seed extracts were examined. Five of the six extracts showed a high growth-inhibiting activity against the test germs. In all of the antimicrobial active grapefruit seed extracts, the preservative benzethonium chloride was detected by thin layer chromatography. Additionally, three extracts contained the preserving substances triclosan and methyl paraben. In only one of the grapefruit seed extracts tested no preservative agent was found. However, with this extract as well as with several self-made extracts from seed and juiceless pulp of grapefruits (Citrus paradisi), no antimicrobial activity could be detected. Thus, it is concluded that the potent as well as nearly universal antimicrobial activity being attributed to grapefruit seed extract is merely due to the synthetic preservative agents contained within. Natural products with antimicrobial activity do not appear to be present.”

Further, the USDA did a grapefruit seed extract study (full text here (pdf)) and declared, “Confirming an earlier study by researchers in Germany we found that some commercial grapefruit seed extracts contain benzethonium chloride, a synthetic antimicrobial agent commonly used in cosmetics and only approved for topical use, at relatively high levels of 8%.”

The Swiss Toxicological Information Center of Basel, Switzerland, reports that “Grapefruit seed extracts containing benzethonium chloride in concentrations of 7-11% represent a major health risk if larger amounts of a concentrated solution are ingested (i.e. by mouth). Exposure of the skin or the eye may cause toxic symptoms. The Swiss Toxicological Information Center discourages consumers from administration of these extracts unless it is known which of them are containing benzethonium chloride and what the concentrations are."

A “natural” and “safe” preservative or dietary supplement? Is it worth the risk to you?

xiwan

Grapefruit seed extract. Sounds so friendly, doesn´t it? You´ve heard it touted as a “natural” preservative, and the health food store sells it in a capsule as an antifungal supplement. If everybody says that it´s natural they must be correct, right? Wrong.

Grapefruit seed extract is not grapefruit juice. It is also not grapefruit essential oil and it is most certainly not an herbal tincture. Chemical manufacturers take the leftover grapefruit pulp, a waste by-product from grapefruit juice production, and in an intensive, multi-step industrial chemical process, change the natural phenolic compounds into synthetic quaternary ammonium compounds. Typically, in chemical synthesis of this type, chemical reagents and catalysts are used under extreme high heat and pressure or vacuum. Synthetic ammonium chloride is one of the chemical catalysts used in this process.

The US Department of Agriculture´s (USDA) National Organic Program defines synthetic as “A substance that is formulated or manufactured by a chemical process or by a process that chemically changes a substance extracted from naturally occurring plant, animal, or mineral sources.” Grapefruit seed extract is a synthetic chemical compound, cannot be called “organic,” and is not permitted in organic food proucts.

Unfortunately, because there is no legal definition of the word “natural,” any company can put chemicals in body care products and tell you that they´re “natural.” Also, in the US, any company is free to sell any chemical compound as a “dietary supplement” without doing any pre-market or long-term safety studies of any kind.

Grapefruit seed extract has become an extremely controversial chemical compound recently. Studies conducted in the US and abroad report suspicious and abnormal chemical acitivity in numerous, randomly selected grapefruit seed extracts. Here is one report from the Institute of Pharmacy, Ernst Moritz Arndt University, Greifswald, Germany:

“The antimicrobial efficacy as well as the content of preservative agents of six commercially grapefruit seed extracts were examined. Five of the six extracts showed a high growth-inhibiting activity against the test germs. In all of the antimicrobial active grapefruit seed extracts, the preservative benzethonium chloride was detected by thin layer chromatography. Additionally, three extracts contained the preserving substances triclosan and methyl paraben. In only one of the grapefruit seed extracts tested no preservative agent was found. However, with this extract as well as with several self-made extracts from seed and juiceless pulp of grapefruits (Citrus paradisi), no antimicrobial activity could be detected. Thus, it is concluded that the potent as well as nearly universal antimicrobial activity being attributed to grapefruit seed extract is merely due to the synthetic preservative agents contained within. Natural products with antimicrobial activity do not appear to be present.”

Further, the USDA did a grapefruit seed extract study (full text here (pdf)) and declared, “Confirming an earlier study by researchers in Germany we found that some commercial grapefruit seed extracts contain benzethonium chloride, a synthetic antimicrobial agent commonly used in cosmetics and only approved for topical use, at relatively high levels of 8%.”

The Swiss Toxicological Information Center of Basel, Switzerland, reports that “Grapefruit seed extracts containing benzethonium chloride in concentrations of 7-11% represent a major health risk if larger amounts of a concentrated solution are ingested (i.e. by mouth). Exposure of the skin or the eye may cause toxic symptoms. The Swiss Toxicological Information Center discourages consumers from administration of these extracts unless it is known which of them are containing benzethonium chloride and what the concentrations are."

A “natural” and “safe” preservative or dietary supplement? Is it worth the risk to you?

okk_kkk

请问千寻：
你孩子服用DMG当出现尿失禁的现象时你是怎么处理的？是马上停药吗？还是减药量？
这个帖子我已经全部看过，里面有的家长说孩子是停药后才出现尿失禁现象呢。
如果吃DMG有了效果，但同时出现尿失禁，停药的话岂不是太可惜了？
我买了P5P和DMG，现在刚刚开始吃P5P一天，准备一个月后吃DMG，但看到有关尿失禁的问题，心里又犹豫起来。

阿成

佳佳爸爸，看您刚注册，可能是位新家长，请把T版整理的以琳导航先看看，收获会很多。巫的联系方式：wuhuamei@netvigator.com

佳佳的爸爸

   巫梅怎么联系呀,怎么购药呀,QQ号330727387

佳佳的爸爸

dmg是什么药呀,在什么地方可以买到.

pengxc

大家好，

看了大家的帖子，被自闭症孩子父母的爱心感动。

但是，仅仅服用DMG 和P5P肯定是不够的，因为这些东西并不能排毒。如果想让孩子更大进步，希望你们使用TD-DMSA + TTFD + GSH 排毒。供参考。

逗逗

想买几粒P5P给孩子试一试,有多的朋友请和我联系,QQ:604437348,谢谢!

寂寞沙洲

千寻MM,你真的要考虑好了啊:O!!毕竟一个完整的和谐温馨的“家庭”对我们的孩子的成长来说还是顶顶重要的。
不知如何才能安慰到你，我只知道在教养孩子的路上你还有以琳还有我们这群继续奋斗继续相互支持的家长朋友们...

千寻

最近很少上来发言，是因为家庭内部的纠纷，我在考虑离婚的问题，没有沟通和关爱的家庭对我来说很痛苦，我这两年间经常整夜失眠，现在分居后我反而好了。我想，妈妈有一个良好的状态比委屈求全更好一点吧，这也是痛苦过后平静的抉择。
这中间其实双方并没有外遇等问题，完全是沟通问题，我对于这种完全不能沟通的性格无法再忍受下去了，小孩自闭我认了，再来个大自闭不是我的肩膀能够承担的。。。

千寻

在外面玩耍时也不象以前那样一味猛跑了，走几步会回头看看大人说：等妈妈，或者：等姥姥！尤其是骑自行车的时候，猛骑一段路后就会停下来等大人。吃东西知道分享了

千寻

寂寞沙洲,你家的妞妞和我家小子的年龄差不多,有空多多交流!
DMG和其他药现在都停了,孩子的尿床问题也没有了,现在是一觉睡到天明,有时我都惊诧他憋尿的能力。
我的孩子现在进步比较快，对我很依恋，我在家只要一看不到我就会大声喊：妈咪，我去卫生间或者洗澡他也会在外面敲门喊，直到我冒火声言要揍他屁股。送他去机构或者幼儿园以前会不让走，现在是一到就跟我说：拜拜，想跟老师多聊几句他会推你走，如果他想下楼玩会拉我的手说想下楼玩，让他跟阿姨去他就乖乖跟去，还回头说妈咪拜拜，感觉比以前懂事多了。

mzhe

下面引用由坤哥小帅发表的内容：

  问一下,吃了DMG是不是有尿频的副作用?我孩子吃了它,一个月左右,突然尿失禁,这段时间,没隔几分钟就要流尿,只好穿尿不湿,老师说是不是吃了DMG伤了肾脏,还说同校的另一个正在吃DMG的孩子也尿失禁...

我家宝宝吃了大概半个月的DMG，感觉尿尿也不正常了，尤其网上老尿床了，以前不这样的，可能DMG的确有这副作用吧，准备停了