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Jul 20, 2026
Drew Jamieson & Adam Mulford
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Jamie ThornHOST
And that's where like supplements would come in hand, like GABA, like kind of settle you down a little bit.

Drew JamiesonGUEST
Cause the, you know, the parents will come to me and be like, well, they're on this medication.

Drew JamiesonGUEST
Like what are we missing something? And then you can do a genetic check to see if they have any snips or variants with these genetic pathways that help activate certain things clear certain stimulatory chemicals in the brain and that can give you an insight that hasn't been looked at by the system yeah and then so certain methyl b vitamins um you know zinc's magnesium's gap as other things that maybe the child needs can go a long way in supporting minimum effective dose of the medication or obviously in a perfect world getting them off it and if that ends up happening and yeah It's interesting, too.
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