kevinjh
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 Posted: Mon Jan 02, 2012 6:40 pm Post subject: Do either of your parents have nightblindness? |
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[Don't mind the tone of this post too much. It's the indignant and justified kind of anger.]
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| http://www.autismpedia.org/wiki/index.php?title=Vitamin_A#cite_note-vitasite-1 wrote: |
According to Mary Megson, M.D., a DAN! doctor in Virigina, a review of 60 children with autism revealed that 56 (93%) of the children had at least one parent who suffered from nightblindness. Dr. Megson speculates that this is due to a lack of Vitamin A or thyroid disorders.
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Next, they say this:
| http://www.autismpedia.org/wiki/index.php?title=Vitamin_A wrote: |
A DAN! Doctor's Recommendations
Weight Daily Dosage Frequency Duration Total 2 Day Dosage
Less than 35 lbs 200,000 IU 3 daily (67,000 IU each / 13 drops) 2 days 400,000 IU
Over 35 lbs 400,000 IU 3 daily (133,000 IU each / 27 drops) 2 days 800,000 IU
Alternative 250,00O - 300,000 IU (Middle-ground) 3 daily 2 days 500,000 IU- 600,000 IU
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Are they crazy!? 25 000 IU is already acutely toxic and they expect you to believe that 400 000 IU (even over two days) is anywhere near safe?
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