where to buy DMSA without an Rx

[Guest guest]

Dear Shirley,

You can buy DMSA without a perscription from www.vrp.com.

There is an 800 nuber that I don't have handy. They sell

it in 100 mg, so you'll have to figure out how to handle it

if you want smaller doses.

You can buy ALA on your own at health food stores or by

mail order. Very available.

Having a doctor who can be talked to about what is going on

is definatley a good thing. (I have an acupunturist who is

able to hear with calm and reason about everything I've

been doing. I consider this a major windfall, and do not

take it for granted. She has hung in with good humor through

fasting, liver cleanses, bowel cleanses, oxygen therapy,

and chelation....... She is one of those wonderful folks who

thinks it is her job to support what the CLIENT wants.)

Whether or not your doc is directing the chelation, perhaps

you can feel them out to see if they can " handle " what you

want to do.......and hopefully even be able to help you.

I'm not sure about the " when to stop " question. I suppose in

some cases that behaviour changes (in the on/off cycles) might

tell you some. Or fecal/urine tests. It all seems a bit

unclear to me, but I'm no where near needing to worry about

that yet myself.

Moria

(taking ALA only: 160 pounds, 100 mg. every 3 hours; 2.6 days

on, and 4 or 11 days off. I'm on round 5)

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Message: 24

Date: Sat, 03 Feb 2001 02:52:57 -0000

From: " Shirley " <ericshirl@...>

Subject: Please post where you are from and your doctor to help others find

one.

I would really like to have a Dr. supervise chelating my son. If I

can find a doc to do it, we will have to pay for it ourselves because

we have to go through our pediatrician who will not do it. (we have a

PPO) I see others who don't have a doctor too. I wouldn't mind

doing it myself, except it is difficult to get DMSA, I won't know

when to stop, I won't be able to monitor his behavior relating to the

chelating, and if something were to go wrong, how would I explain it

to his pediatrician. (who we will have for at least a year)

If you have found a doctor, perhaps you could list your state and

people could email you privately for advise for finding a doctor.

[Guest guest]

Kirkman also has DMSA and Lipoic Acid. The DMSA does not require a

prescription, but rather verification that the user is under a doctor's

care. This verification can be phone, fax or written note from the doctor.

Please post where you are from and your doctor to help others find

one.

I would really like to have a Dr. supervise chelating my son. If I

can find a doc to do it, we will have to pay for it ourselves because

we have to go through our pediatrician who will not do it. (we have a

PPO) I see others who don't have a doctor too. I wouldn't mind

doing it myself, except it is difficult to get DMSA, I won't know

when to stop, I won't be able to monitor his behavior relating to the

chelating, and if something were to go wrong, how would I explain it

to his pediatrician. (who we will have for at least a year)

If you have found a doctor, perhaps you could list your state and

people could email you privately for advise for finding a doctor.