1 hr.2 hr. 4 hr. 8 hour dosing/damage

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The problem with dosing spread out is the danger of re-distribution of

the toxic metals, read the Chemet package insert on the bottle top. When

the toxic metals are stirred up and forced out of the cells, then the

Chemet (DMSA succimer) is withdrawn, it allows these metals to land in a

new spot and do more damage. What I have used in the past was more

doses of the amount of Chemet that I had spread out over a longer period

of time. I do NO CYCLES AT ALL. I would open the capsules and spread

the dose keeping a constant supply of the drug in my body. For myself I

have done as much as 400mg Chemet an hour. I have since reduced that to

100mg every 4 hr., and have now added 200mg lipoic acid every hour.

Many times medication is given so as not to inconvenience the parents or

doctors. In metals removal there is no protocol to hard to not try and

protect the patient.

On Wed, 03 Jan 2001 20:21:43 -0000 " robert dabney " <ltldab1@...>

writes:

>

> Mr. Cutler,

>

> I have many friends with children with Autism. All are doing

> chelation now, some 8 hour and a few 4 hr dosing. One child in

> particular I have watched almost normalize since starting chelation

> in July, (8 hour dosing). She was fairly seriously involved with

> major social, language, and phobic behaviors. She is not the same

> child today, she improves daily. This little girl is one of the

> miracle cases when it comes to chelation successes.

>

> Her mother is agonizing over the information I have been sharing

> with

> her about the 8 vs 4 hour dosing. Our question is, 1. what kind of

> damage are you talking about could be done with the 8 hour and 2.

> Why

> is the child only getting better with no apparant adverse effects?

> It

> is hard for parents to change the dosing when they are watching

> their

> daughter recover.

>

> Thanks so much for your time and patience with us parents!!

>

>

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