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03 Dec 2024, 11:46 am

Even if I don't mask, socializing exhausts the life out me because it just takes so much energy to do it.


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03 Dec 2024, 1:40 pm

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Maybe or it's more likely caused by a nutrient deficiency like iron (Anemia)

That is an easy fix, just eat more iron-rich foods or get an IV infusion to restore the iron levels to their optimal state!



Yip, I eat spinach almost daily, healthy diet and my supplement which has magnesium, calcium, potassium, zinc (lots electrolytes)

https://clicks.co.za/nature-fresh_calci ... s/p/794438

But consider sensory overload, I'm half deaf from ear infections but my visual demands are high, on other forum a female doctor was discussing cataracts which she wasn't also celiac, said caused by eye drops. Ok, so know old age does do this but I'm thinking and so my boys get additional generic vit B and multi which had vitamin A
Whether my theory on sensory holds up and asd so spectrum indiciduals need vitamin A or I'm just celiac, I'm not doc to prove it.
But I think we all round deficient.
The calcium complex you can use up to 5 tablets for daily dose, but since I'm strict healthy diet, it depends but I take 1 in morning and 1 in evening like as in every 12 hours and since doing this it's more energy.
The generic cheapies must take 2 daily so again I divide it to 12 hours.
Bio-rhythmz so if I exercise I take more, but depends if I eat oats or banana then not too much potassium (as with electrolytes not too much)



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03 Dec 2024, 2:48 pm

https://www.google.com/search?client=ms ... =831&dpr=2

Autism leads under development in legs and arms. Avoid spasm 3 Min stretch

My theory is that autistic men need folic acid as apart of vitamin B complex, but essential for women even if you not pregnant.

Yes, folic acid is important for brain development, and there are several benefits to taking it during pregnancy:
Neural tube defects: Folic acid supplements are essential before and during early pregnancy to prevent neural tube defects.
Brain volume: Prenatal folic acid can increase a child's brain volume.
Cognitive development: Folic acid can improve cognitive development in children.
Autism spectrum disorder: Taking the recommended daily dose of folic acid during the first month of pregnancy may reduce the risk of having a child with autism spectrum disorder.
Psychosis: Folic acid intake during pregnancy may reduce the risk of psychosis in children later in life.
Neurocognitive performance: Children of mothers who take folic acid during pregnancy may score higher on processing speed tests.
The US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommends that all women who are planning or capable of pregnancy take a daily supplement containing 0.4 to 0.8 mg of folic acid. Folic acid is found in fortified foods like breads, juices, and cereals, as well as in leafy green vegetables, fruits, beans, peas, and lentils.



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03 Dec 2024, 6:37 pm

Think I have much more faith in any Naturopath. over any MDs ....often Naturopath can root out the source of a problem in a very few visits . And typically have been a better source of nutritional info, for a individual Person, the
Issue is , they usually do not do insurance , but their prices are , normally more reasonable by your second visit.
But if you gonna invest in something,Invest in your Health ....Good health can pay good Dividends...


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06 Dec 2024, 8:42 pm

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Some days, after I work, I go straight to bed. Dealing with the world is enough to tired me, then co-workers, Idiot Managers, and traffic. That's more than enough to tire me out.


I live in a group home, living here is exhausting with rules, have to shower 3 times a week, dealing with the people that work here, dealing with my sister & dealing with life.



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07 Dec 2024, 9:52 am

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King Kat 1 wrote:
Some days, after I work, I go straight to bed. Dealing with the world is enough to tired me, then co-workers, Idiot Managers, and traffic. That's more than enough to tire me out.


I live in a group home, living here is exhausting with rules, have to shower 3 times a week, dealing with the people that work here, dealing with my sister & dealing with life.


That has to be a tedious ( tiring) situation to deal with as ongoing way of life...Especially if you were used to more independance. But honestly things ....could be much worse . If you consider the other possibilities . that could of happened , I think ? Take care, do your best to get through your situation ? or something like that . :D


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09 Dec 2024, 4:55 pm

Jakki wrote:
Kitty4670 wrote:
King Kat 1 wrote:
Some days, after I work, I go straight to bed. Dealing with the world is enough to tired me, then co-workers, Idiot Managers, and traffic. That's more than enough to tire me out.


I live in a group home, living here is exhausting with rules, have to shower 3 times a week, dealing with the people that work here, dealing with my sister & dealing with life.


That has to be a tedious ( tiring) situation to deal with as ongoing way of life...Especially if you were used to more independance. But honestly things ....could be much worse . If you consider the other possibilities . that could of happened , I think ? Take care, do your best to get through your situation ? r something like that . :D

Things are more worse for me, both my ankles can really hurt, I broke my right ankle over 6 years ago, it healed, my bones didn;t heal right, I was in the healthcare center learning how to walk on my left foot, I damage that foot, I think it had to do with my Cerebral Palsy, that probably why my bones in my ankle dodn't heal right. I broke my elbow 3 times when I was a child, the bone didn't heal right.



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09 Dec 2024, 6:28 pm

Mine due to depression and stress .



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Kitty4670 wrote:
King Kat 1 wrote:
Some days, after I work, I go straight to bed. Dealing with the world is enough to tired me, then co-workers, Idiot Managers, and traffic. That's more than enough to tire me out.


I live in a group home, living here is exhausting with rules, have to shower 3 times a week, dealing with the people that work here, dealing with my sister & dealing with life.



Damn , I'm sorry to hear that . Wouldn't it be nice if group homes just away



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Yesterday, 1:36 am

Sorry Kitty , you Gotta Handful .......


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Yesterday, 9:10 am

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Is fatigue common in autistic people? Might chores that most "normal" people do, like raking, be very fatiguing for someone who is autistic?


Life is a chore, after all.


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