Agression biting help!

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Hello Di

i have no experience with chelation but aggression is our troubles

which have also included lash outs to us, scratching self aggression more so to

the head both hip areas.etc... i have reduced the head hitting and calmed him

down by high doses of magnesium and B6....I get so stressed when he is

aggressive and the noises he makes during aggression and the worst is not

knowing why as he cant communicate..Its a harsh road but what can we do...

Yesterday he was aggressive to me but overal better, for me it was a shock, i

have always been the soother . It was sad .

I was told that Magnesium and B6 has the same effect as Risperdal.It has helped

him but Waiting for stool and urine samples to come back from US and UK to help

shed light to our troubles.... Could be Puberty kicking in..... good luck, let

me know how u get on..... thanks

kind regards

chriso

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Re: Agression biting help!

Date: Tue, 08 Jun 2010 20:58:17 -0000

> Hello Di,

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> It's fairly well documented that lead toxicity causes aggression. Throw in

testosterone, and it's worse. These outbursts could mean that you are moving

lead. Most of it will be moving in between rounds, as the bones release the

sequestered lead to normalize body levels. It's my opinion that kids who have

moms of a certain age, like my age, got a big slug of lead in utero especially

if they were first borns. Also, I think almost everyone in the UK has been

exposed to too much lead, moms and kids alike.

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> I know this sounds maybe like a reason not to chelate, but actually that's not

what I mean. If the lead is there, it's going to poison the body forever and

could very well cause aggressivity and other problems further down the road.

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> If you think lead might be an issue, maybe longer rounds would help. When ds

was more toxic, I found that longer rounds were actually much easier on him.

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> > Sam, 15, done most biomed treatments I think! and alot of other therapies

over the years, all was going well until about a month ago, just completed round

10 td dmsa AC protocol. He has bitten, scratched kids at school and us too and

it seems to come out of no-where, he can be smiling, happy one minute then

suddenly grabs my hands really hard and then tries to bite which really hurts if

he gets you!

> > Not sure if it is the td dmsa or gut bacteria being stirred up or his age!

> > Looking at the propanolol betablockers that was posted yesterday and

possibly low dose risperidone now, we have done diet, biomed for nearly 10 years

now, any suggestions or experiences of the above gratefully received, thanks, oh

and we are leaving the chelation alone now until he settles down again,

hopefully! nerves feel like stretched piano strings at the moment!

> > Di x

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