Re: Re: switching from DMPS to DMSA

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In a message dated 29/07/2006 12:32:05 GMT Daylight Time, joanne@... writes:

We went for this protocol as kids recovered using it.

>>>As have many using AC protocol and without the common regressions seen with higher doses

Mandi x

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In a message dated 29/07/2006 14:00:21 GMT Daylight Time, Ladyshrink111@... writes:

And some can tolerate the higher infrequent dosing and then all of a sudden.....they don't. Past tolerance doesn't guarantee present tolerance.

>>Yes I let Jo know about that so she is aware

The earliest kids the did very very well on chelation with DAN! doctors - did it with the AC protocol........................

Dr McCandless and Dr Usman are two I know do AC with younger kids and they both advise mninerals druing chelation now too

Mandi x

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I agree with Mandi, some kids can tolerate the higher infrequent dosing and some cannot. And some can tolerate the higher infrequent dosing and then all of a sudden.....they don't. Past tolerance doesn't guarantee present tolerance.

Ours lost her dx on the lower/frequent dosing protocol and no worries about redistribution.

The safest way is lower dosing of dmsa at 1/4 mg per lb of kid every 4 hours round the clock. Too bad there is no test to see which kids can get away with the higher time intervals.

Re: Re: switching from DMPS to DMSA

In a message dated 29/07/2006 12:32:05 GMT Daylight Time, joanneburkehouse (DOT) wanadoo.co.uk writes:

We went for this protocol as kids recovered using it.

>>>As have many using AC protocol and without the common regressions seen with higher doses

Mandi x

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In a message dated 29/07/2006 20:04:31 GMT Daylight Time, jane_hogan@... writes:

Mandi - you mentioned there is a flavoured version from Kirkmans. Is it called DMSA ? I am currently looking at the Nutricentre and can't seem to find it.

>>they keep it at the Breakspear - I asked them to get the 25mg capsules in. You can;t buy it fromt eh Nutricentre. BS are very good about not marking the stuff up hugely

Mandi x

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In a message dated 29/07/2006 20:04:31 GMT Daylight Time, jane_hogan@... writes:

On the subject of DMSA. We are currently using Thorne Captomer ordered from The Breakspear Hospital. Anyone know what the difference is between the Thorne Captomer product and Vitamin Researches DMSA - apart from the price ?

>>Nothing I don;t hink except VRP comes in smaller caps and easier to divide

Mandi x

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On the subject of DMSA. We are currently using Thorne Captomer ordered from The Breakspear Hospital. Anyone know what the difference is between the Thorne Captomer product and Vitamin Researches DMSA - apart from the price ?

Mandi - you mentioned there is a flavoured version from Kirkmans. Is it called DMSA ? I am currently looking at the Nutricentre and can't seem to find it.

Thanks,

Jane

Re: switching from DMPS to DMSA

Hi Jane3 drops am and 3 drops pmseems to work for us.Joanne> >> > hi there > > > > Having used td dmps for 12 months (30 drops for 20 kg child) we > are now > > switching to DMSA as challenge test stirred up alot, plus J can > now > > swallow capsules and his gut is in better shape - Clostridia and > yeast > > both under control (don't speak too loud!!) > > > > Anyone have any useful pointers/experiences - especially re > clostridia > > and yeast re-appearances, benefits, improvements etc., > > > > Thanks > > > > Rhona> >>

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Jane,

There are loads of things that the nutricentre sell that are not on their website, but they have if you ring up. If you ring up, however, it's 50:50 whether or not you get the right thing! Good luck.

Diane

Re: switching from DMPS to DMSA

Hi Jane3 drops am and 3 drops pmseems to work for us.Joanne> >> > hi there > > > > Having used td dmps for 12 months (30 drops for 20 kg child) we > are now > > switching to DMSA as challenge test stirred up alot, plus J can > now > > swallow capsules and his gut is in better shape - Clostridia and > yeast > > both under control (don't speak too loud!!) > > > > Anyone have any useful pointers/experiences - especially re > clostridia > > and yeast re-appearances, benefits, improvements etc., > > > > Thanks > > > > Rhona> >>

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ok, will speak to them on Monday.

Thanks

Re: Re: switching from DMPS to DMSA

In a message dated 29/07/2006 20:04:31 GMT Daylight Time, jane_hoganbtinternet writes:

Mandi - you mentioned there is a flavoured version from Kirkmans. Is it called DMSA ? I am currently looking at the Nutricentre and can't seem to find it.

>>they keep it at the Breakspear - I asked them to get the 25mg capsules in. You can;t buy it fromt eh Nutricentre. BS are very good about not marking the stuff up hugely

Mandi x

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Thanks Joanne, we had the spotty bum too. Just finished the challenge a week

ago so not too late to get the Biocidin. Thanks for that info.

Gillian.

On 29/7/06 17:47, " Joanne Burke " <joanne@...> wrote:

> Hi Gillian

>

> Didnt test for which bugs but we had the spotty bum die off which is

> always a give away for us.

> Biocidin appears to be keeping this in check now.

>

> Joanne

>

>

>>>>

>>>> hi there

>>>>

>>>> Having used td dmps for 12 months (30 drops for 20 kg child) we

>>> are now

>>>> switching to DMSA as challenge test stirred up alot, plus J can

>>> now

>>>> swallow capsules and his gut is in better shape - Clostridia and

>>> yeast

>>>> both under control (don't speak too loud!!)

>>>>

>>>> Anyone have any useful pointers/experiences - especially re

>>> clostridia

>>>> and yeast re-appearances, benefits, improvements etc.,

>>>>

>>>> Thanks

>>>>

>>>> Rhona

>>>>

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