Re: Peptidyl Clathrating Agent/Peptidyl gluconase

[Guest guest]

, I never heard of PCA or PG?. Where did yoy find these articles?

Vicky

" Hooker, S " wrote:

>

> Greetings,

>

> Has anyone had experience (positive or negative) or does anyone know

> if general

> of the efficacy of Peptidyl Clathrating Agent (PCA)/Peptidyl Gluconase

> (PG)?

> I've recently seen a few articles on this and am interested in how it

> stacks up

> against DMSA. Some of the claims in the technical literature I've

> read suggest

> much higher efficacy with less side effects. My son, (age 3)

> is

> currently chelating with DMSA and has a lot of discomfort and

> irritability on

> his third day of chelation (each round) and the first day off

> chelation.

>

> Thanks to all and God Bless!

>

>

>

> S. Hooker, Ph.D., P.E.

> Director of Research

>

> PhytaGenics

> 902 Battelle Blvd., MSIN K2-10

> Richland, WA 99352

>

> Phone: 509-375-4420

> FAX: 509-372-4660

> Mobile: 509-366-2269

> email: brian.hooker@...

>

>

[Guest guest]

--- In @y..., " Hooker, S " <brian.hooker@p...>

wrote:

> Greetings,

>

> Has anyone had experience (positive or negative) or does anyone know

if general

> of the efficacy of Peptidyl Clathrating Agent (PCA)/Peptidyl

Gluconase (PG)?

> I've recently seen a few articles on this and am interested in how

it stacks up

> against DMSA. Some of the claims in the technical literature I've

read suggest

> much higher efficacy with less side effects. My son, (age 3)

is

> currently chelating with DMSA and has a lot of discomfort and

irritability on

> his third day of chelation (each round) and the first day off

chelation.

PCA is ineffective. It does nothing. I drew this conclusion from

reading the clinical information the manufacturer supplied with it.

Since it does absolutely nothing, this means it is much more effective

than DMPS injections, DMSA every other day, or DMSA every 8 hours,

which are harmful and make people worse. These were the things it was

compared to - it was not compared to no therapy or to a helpful

chelating regimen.

Andy

>

> Thanks to all and God Bless!

>

>

>

> S. Hooker, Ph.D., P.E.

> Director of Research

>

> PhytaGenics

> 902 Battelle Blvd., MSIN K2-10

> Richland, WA 99352

>

> Phone: 509-375-4420

> FAX: 509-372-4660

> Mobile: 509-366-2269

> email: bria