Overstimulated?

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Written by Karen Kan, MD on Mar 12, 2009 12:33 pm

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Once in a while you'll get someone who gets "overstimulated", even with the Silent Nights. Dr. Steve said that he and David found early on that some people get the "overstimulated" feeling when the patches are on the upper part of the body but not on the lower part of the body (they get calmer). You may wish to try just using the lower leg points in these cases.

Also according to Dr. Steve, he found lots of his patients had magnesium and B3 Niacin deficiency who would get this "overstimulated" reaction. You have to make sure they have good kidneys (blood test) before they add extra magnesium. Dr. Steve recommends Carlson Non-flush Niacin B3. He finds that once he gives them magnesium, they get calm.

You may also wish to muscle test the patches in the reversed position (tan on right for example) to see if they get a better result if they are having poor response or non-response. I always thought that it wasn't a good idea to re-inforce the reversed polarity, but maybe my thinking is wrong. I will ask Dr. Quila and see what she thinks!