After chelation--will GFCF diet be necessary?

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Just a question. If mercury inhibits the enzyme for casein, after chelation does this get better? Wondering if the GFCF diet will eventually not be necessary?

Barb

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According to Amy Holmes MD, yes it can get better. She is a DAN DR. in Baton Rouge and also a parent who has been chelating a number of autistic children.

Lyn

[ ] After chelation--will GFCF diet be necessary?

Just a question. If mercury inhibits the enzyme for casein, after chelation does this get better? Wondering if the GFCF diet will eventually not be necessary?

Barb

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Lyn or Amy,

Can you be more specific? Are there cases whereby the child was able to go back to a normal diet after chelation? I've been wondering about this myself.

Thanks,

KB, Calif

[ ] After chelation--will GFCF diet be necessary?

Just a question. If mercury inhibits the enzyme for casein, after chelation does this get better? Wondering if the GFCF diet will eventually not be necessary?

Barb

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> Just a question. If mercury inhibits the enzyme for casein, after chelation

does this get better? Wondering if the GFCF diet will eventually not be

necessary?

> Barb

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As I understand it, some people can eat a normal diet when chelation is over. I

certainly am more able to tolerate milk and wheat than I could when I was

sicker. I never followed a GF/CF diet but did have to limit wheat and dairy.

Hopefully others more in the know will chime in soon.

Michele

http://www.healthgazelle.com

http://www.kidslikemine.com

http://www.solanorail.com

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If you have an allergy to wheat and milk it usually stay for life.Other

allergies get better or you can tolerate them with enzymes ............according

to my doctor

From: michele_in_california <talithamichele@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: After chelation--will GFCF diet be necessary?

Received: Thursday, October 15, 2009, 8:30 PM

 

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> Just a question. If mercury inhibits the enzyme for casein, after chelation

does this get better? Wondering if the GFCF diet will eventually not be

necessary?

> Barb

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As I understand it, some people can eat a normal diet when chelation is over. I

certainly am more able to tolerate milk and wheat than I could when I was

sicker. I never followed a GF/CF diet but did have to limit wheat and dairy.

Hopefully others more in the know will chime in soon.

Michele

http://www.healthga zelle.com

http://www.kidslike mine.com

http://www.solanora il.com

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> If you have an allergy to wheat and milk it usually stay for life.Other

allergies get better or you can tolerate them with enzymes ............according

to my doctor

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Doctors don't carry a lot of weight with me. I have heard of cases on this list

where (a diagnosis of) Celiac's was triggered by metal poisoning and became

asymptomatic with chelation.

Thanks.

Michele

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Wil you ever have to chelate again, or is it once for life?

From: talithamichele@...

Date: Fri, 16 Oct 2009 00:30:36 +0000

Subject: [ ] Re: After chelation--will GFCF diet be necessary?

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> Just a question. If mercury inhibits the enzyme for casein, after chelation

does this get better? Wondering if the GFCF diet will eventually not be

necessary?

> Barb

>

As I understand it, some people can eat a normal diet when chelation is over. I

certainly am more able to tolerate milk and wheat than I could when I was

sicker. I never followed a GF/CF diet but did have to limit wheat and dairy.

Hopefully others more in the know will chime in soon.

Michele

http://www.healthgazelle.com

http://www.kidslikemine.com

http://www.solanorail.com

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[Guest guest]

Our son was able to eat yogurt on the SCD diet. About round 225, he was able to

eat wheat occasionally. After round 250, he is eating gluten and casein without

problems--no enzymes.

[Guest guest]

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> Wil you ever have to chelate again, or is it once for life?

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Due to unusual circumstances, I probably face more chelation in the future. But

for most people, I assume the answer is that they only need to chelate once if

they get it right the first time -- unless they are later re-exposed to metal

poisoning.

Michele

http://www.healthgazelle.com

http://www.kidslikemine.com

http://www.solanorail.com

[Guest guest]

> If you have an allergy to wheat and milk it usually stay for life.Other

allergies get better or you can tolerate them with enzymes ............according

to my doctor

Don't listen to your doctor. Chelation and several supplements eliminated a few

anaphylactic allergies here. Also, I know three celiac families who were able

to eat gluten again after chelation.

Dana

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> > Wil you ever have to chelate again, or is it once for life?

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*** I think it depends on where you live, what you eat and other exposures.

Coal-burning power plants nearby, seafood and vaccines along with environmental

accidents put mercury back into your system slowly over time.