kimwal Posted November 13, 2008 Report Posted November 13, 2008 I recently added just a regular teen vitamin to give to my son. After a few days on it my sons meds seem to be enhanced,,,, he started sleeping and staying drowsy. and raging. DO you think the vitamins made his meds more enhanced>>>
guy123 Posted November 13, 2008 Report Posted November 13, 2008 What is in the vitamins you gave him?
faith Posted November 13, 2008 Report Posted November 13, 2008 kim, are these the same meds he's been on for some time? How were they working before this (the vits that you suspect)? How is your son doing presently, he is about 14 or so? Have you done any other treatments of sorts in the last couple years? Faith
Chemar Posted November 13, 2008 Report Posted November 13, 2008 Kim, certain meds and supps do not mix well. eg especially amino acids and some herbs and even some fruits like grapefruit can interact with meds. here is a list on iHerb of possible interactions that may help you work this out
kimwal Posted November 19, 2008 Author Report Posted November 19, 2008 It was just a regular vitamin that my son took. He is currently on prolixin, zoloft, and foculin. ANy ideas??
Theta Posted November 23, 2008 Report Posted November 23, 2008 It was just a regular vitamin that my son took.He is currently on prolixin, zoloft, and foculin. ANy ideas?? I guess there are a lot possibilities: 1. There is no real enhancement taking place. 2. A lower pH could increase the absorption and the half life in the blood of his meds. I doubt his vitamin is that basic though. 3. If he had a shortage of some critically needed coenzyme for neurotransmitter production then supplementing it might have increased production of various neurotransmitters. 4. Many agents alone in a multi-vitamin/mineral have been shown to boost mood some:selenium, magnesium, etc. 5. Various b vitamins in combination lower homocysteine levels and high homocysteine levels are associated with a wide number of disorders. Though the research showing lowering homocysteine can treat those disorder is not clear.
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