malic acid

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Can any one tell me what is Malic Acid?

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Dear Roe,

Maybe if you complete the chelation for mercury/lead first your son will

then be able to tolerate the malic acid chelation? Each time you

successfully remove a toxin I would imagine the body would be more forgiving

of or less overwhelmed by others (?). Otherwise, how will the aluminum be

gotten rid of? We certainly don't want that in their systems! Is there

another means of chelating it?

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> Gaylen>>

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> I have been meaning to write and ask about this... my son is one of those

can't

> eat apple kids, and when I started giving him malic acid, I thought he had

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> diet infraction... checked everything, and could not figure out why he was

> acting bizzarre... I took him off of it, and bought a different brand

(which

> clearly stated it was derived from apples.. but did not read it until I

had it

> home) I just gave it to him again, and same reaction.... no more malic

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> him. :-(

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> Roe

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Roe,

Both of my sons showed high aluminum and they reacted similarly to the malic

acid at first. I lowered the dosage and then increased it gradually, and

they didn't have any more symptoms. I recently started taking it myself and

if I take too much I get a bad headache. But in general, I feel much

better.

Kathy

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having

>a healing crisis of sorts. When I take too much, I sometimes get

headaches.

>As for allergy, are you allergic to apples? That's where most malic acid

>comes from.

>Gaylen>>

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>I have been meaning to write and ask about this... my son is one of those

can't

>eat apple kids, and when I started giving him malic acid, I thought he had

a

>diet infraction... checked everything, and could not figure out why he was

>acting bizzarre... I took him off of it, and bought a different brand

(which

>clearly stated it was derived from apples.. but did not read it until I had

it

>home) I just gave it to him again, and same reaction.... no more malic

acid for

>him. :-(

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>Roe

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So how much did you have to decrease the dose before it didn't cause

problems? (and how young is your child? bodyweight?) thank you! My

daughter had elevated aluminum and so I will be wanting to use this in the

future once we've tackled the mercury/lead.

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> ><<Either you're having an allergic reaction or releasing some metals and

> having

> >a healing crisis of sorts. When I take too much, I sometimes get

> headaches.

> >As for allergy, are you allergic to apples? That's where most malic acid

> >comes from.

> >Gaylen>>

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> >I have been meaning to write and ask about this... my son is one of those

> can't

> >eat apple kids, and when I started giving him malic acid, I thought he

had

> a

> >diet infraction... checked everything, and could not figure out why he

was

> >acting bizzarre... I took him off of it, and bought a different brand

> (which

> >clearly stated it was derived from apples.. but did not read it until I

had

> it

> >home) I just gave it to him again, and same reaction.... no more malic

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> >him. :-(

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Malic acid is supposed to chelate aluminum and I found most of my info by

searching the archives. We use Ethical Nutrients brand, which comes in 300

mg tablets. My son is 3.4 and weighs 45 lbs. He tolerated 100 mg once a

day, and now he takes 100 mg twice a day. When we started with 200 mg at

once he seemed to become irritable.

Kathy

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>So how much did you have to decrease the dose before it didn't cause

>problems? (and how young is your child? bodyweight?) thank you! My

>daughter had elevated aluminum and so I will be wanting to use this in the

>future once we've tackled the mercury/lead.

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>> ><<Either you're having an allergic reaction or releasing some metals and

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>> >a healing crisis of sorts. When I take too much, I sometimes get

>> headaches.

>> >As for allergy, are you allergic to apples? That's where most malic

acid

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>> >Gaylen>>

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>> >I have been meaning to write and ask about this... my son is one of

those

>> can't

>> >eat apple kids, and when I started giving him malic acid, I thought he

>had

>> a

>> >diet infraction... checked everything, and could not figure out why he

>was

>> >acting bizzarre... I took him off of it, and bought a different brand

>> (which

>> >clearly stated it was derived from apples.. but did not read it until I

>had

>> it

>> >home) I just gave it to him again, and same reaction.... no more malic

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>> >him. :-(

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>how will the aluminum be gotten rid of?

50mg to 75mg of Zinc Picolonate daily will push out both Aluminum and

Cadmium.

Bob Fisher

Kalamazoo, Michigan

" Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change

the world; it's the only thing that ever does " Margaret Mead

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> <<Either you're having an allergic reaction or releasing some metals and

having

> a healing crisis of sorts. When I take too much, I sometimes get

headaches.

> As for allergy, are you allergic to apples? That's where most malic acid

> comes from.

> Gaylen>>

>

> I have been meaning to write and ask about this... my son is one of those

can't

> eat apple kids, and when I started giving him malic acid, I thought he had

a

> diet infraction... checked everything, and could not figure out why he was

> acting bizzarre... I took him off of it, and bought a different brand

(which

> clearly stated it was derived from apples.. but did not read it until I

had it

> home) I just gave it to him again, and same reaction.... no more malic

acid for

> him. :-(

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> Roe

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Drinking

lots of OJ

can cause a Leaky Gut.

I wonder why is this so?

mt

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>Sent: Monday, October 16, 2000 3:20 PM

Drinking lots of OJ can cause a Leaky Gut.

>I wonder why is this so? mt

The citric acid in OJ increases gut permeability by a factor of about 50 times. I read this in an NIH study done in 1998 but later removed from the NIH web site. Anita must have called the NIH to complain.

Bob FisherKalamazoo, Michigan"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; it's the only thing that ever does" Margaret Mead

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Drinking

lots of OJ can cause a Leaky Gut.I wonder why is this so? mt

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To remove aluminum. Also apple pectin...both available in health food stores.

S

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What is malic acid used for with our kids? Thanks,

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Huh!No, I don't, but I imagine it would be similar to, oh, say, someone being allergic to tomatoes - can they still take lycopene as a supplement? I think it is so far removed from the entirity that an allergy may not pertain.But DO check it out first! What the heck do *I* know? Except that as far as injuries go (and no - this hasn't fixed my shoulder - YET...!), I do remind myself several times a day that the body renews itself constantly, so that every 11 months or so we have ALL NEW cells.Something to keep in mind. Literally.Ev"A hundred million miracles are happening every day!"

Do you know if someone who is allergic to apples can use it? I will be doing some research. Would love to get back to my normal limited mobility due to known injuries versus where I am now. Thanks, Sheila

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YES.. If you are allergic to apples, you may very well be allergic to MA Consult your dr, naturopath, etc before... depending on the severety of your allergy..it could be a bad thing.

Suzi

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health

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From: evelyn bailey <autumn3scorpio@...> Sent: Thu, May 27, 2010 2:05:54 PMSubject: RE: Malic acid

Huh!No, I don't, but I imagine it would be similar to, oh, say, someone being allergic to tomatoes - can they still take lycopene as a supplement? I think it is so far removed from the entirity that an allergy may not pertain.But DO check it out first! What the heck do *I* know? Except that as far as injuries go (and no - this hasn't fixed my shoulder - YET...!), I do remind myself several times a day that the body renews itself constantly, so that every 11 months or so we have ALL NEW cells.Something to keep in mind. Literally.Ev

Do you know if someone who is allergic to apples can use it? I will be doing some research. Would love to get back to my normal limited mobility due to known injuries versus where I am now. Thanks, Sheila