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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]NP here. My son started two months ago. He is 6yo. We started at 5mg twice a day for two-three weeks and then increased to 12.5mg twice a day for another two weeks and now are at 25mg twice a day which is the actual clinical dosage for his weight. We are seeing changes in his language already. More complex sentences and more talkative. I believe it’s working.[/quote] Did you happen to ever try OTC 5-methyltetrahydrofolate before Leucovorin?[/quote] 5mthfr is for the rare instances when you have very specific mthfr snp mutations that cause significant reduction in enzyme activity. Folinic acid/leucovorin is for when you have the autoimmune triggered antibodies that attack your folate receptor alpha. This is far more common in autistic people but both the FRAT test for the antibodies and a mail away gene swab for methylation mthfr should be done in every single autistic person.[/quote]
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