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Bonnie Grimaldi gave it to her son and felt it was very important. It may have anti-inflammatory properties. It supposedly has benzodiazepine properties (anti-anxiety). Sounds like it might be worth checking out. Anyone tried it???

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Not familiar with Bonnie Grimaldi. But we use niacinamide. Can't say I see the same impact as a motrin. It's one of those "good to have" things in our mix of supplements. But I don't consider it as one of our "must haves."

 

That said, I'm learning more and more about orthomolecular medicine and run across it quite a lot. Apparently Walsh - a big name in methylation - is working on a new book (not yet available). Hoping it will help my connect some dots and wouldn't be surprised to see B3 mentioned quite a bit.

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Thanks LLM! Bonnie Grimaldi puts out a line of supplements for tourettes. She has very interesting theories behind her choices. And although her products are marketed for tourettes, I personally wonder where the line stops and starts between tourettes and PANDAS.

I'm sharing a link. I think you will find it interesting.

 

http://bonniegr.com/more-info.html

 

 

Anyone else have any experience??

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