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Well, the applied kinesiologist chiropractor has now tested all Mike's supplements, and then some. Instead of a list of 31 supplements from the Yasko protocol per Dr. Mullan, he now has 10. He also has five more supplements that are not on the Yasko protocol.

In case you missed it, the applied kinesiologist is able to get feedback from one's body on a particular supplement. In "muscle testing," the body shows muscle weakness right after being exposed to a substance, if it is bad for you. Conversely,the muscles are not weak and even strengthened if it is good for you, what your body needs.

Things seem quite a bit simpler than they were. How on earth do you keep track of when 31 supplements are running out and you need to re-order? I didn't have that one figured out. Also I was very suspicious of some of them, especially the RNA, which was unbelievably expensive, like $5 a day. I am so glad he doesn't need that. I am very relieved.

Mike seems calmer now. He did have a blow-up, hollering at me, right after my last post when I said it had been a while. Figures. So he does have some episodes. But they are fewer. He is also doing considerably better in school, but a huge factor in that is the fact that he now has an IEP, as of mid-December, and an aide to help him out in several of his classes. (He is a freshman at the local public high school.)

He is still on a somewhat low-protein diet, perhaps 45 grams per day most days.

Here are the supplements he is taking:
Multi vitamin, Neuro-Health Formula
Methyl B-12
Riboflavin 5-Phosphate
Pantothenic Acid
Quercetin
Vitamin C
Policosanol
Phosphatidyl Serine
Udo's 3-6-9 Oil
Molybdenum Piccolinate
Magnesium Citrate
Ora-Adren 80 (crushed cow adrenals)
Ambrotose
Curcumin
Yucca