Re: TTFD -Hard on Liver? - Dr. Lonsdale

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autchick wrote ->>>>>If you research some posts on TTFD from a few

months ago on the >autism mercury board you will see one from a

mother who brings her >child to see Dr. Lonsdale...she had to stop

using TTFD for now >because of liver problems...she said this doctor

has tunnel vision >when it comes to this treatment for chelation...he

won't consider >using other methods at this point---------------------

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Hi!

I think things may be out of context here...you state, Dr. Lonsdale

won't consider other forms of chelation " at this point " ...well right

on...a good medical call! If this child is having liver problems

with a gentle form of chelation...why would Dr. Lonsdale consider

using another form of chelation " AT THIS POINT " ... any other form

commonly used is going to be stronger the TTFD, so why go there and

cause an escalation of the liver issues?

My 6 year old son is a patient of Dr. Lonsdale. Instead of tunnel

vision, I have experienced a Dr. who is willing to review and try

most things I ask him to. I haven't experienced any form of tunnel

vision at all. He has great respect for Dr. McCandless and her

protocols as well. The only treatment I mentioned that he wasn't

keen on was Dr. Megson's Vit A + Bethanacol protocol. He hasn't seen

it work with any of his kids. I don't classify his determination on

it as not willing to explore other avenues. Dr. Lonsdale struck me

as another doctor who has a passion for our kids but is more than a

bit overwhelmed by what the kids are going through and that there are

so many needing help. He of course is going to recommend TTFD (authia

cream) first...it's his research baby after all and he has seen it

working! As for my son, I have never been able to apply the full

daily dose AM and PM, as it's too much for him. I am hoping to work

up to it but right now I can only apply the AM dose every other day.

My son's aluminium and copper levels especially, were off the

charts. I have to chelate very slowly.

We should also consider if the child with the Liver issues is at the

same time, on other supplements, meds, protocols, etc...Seems to me

the correct path was taken when liver issues were found and the

treatment stopped. As our kids chelate, the metals are pulled from

tissue/organs, etc...and enter the blood stream for processing by the

liver on their way out of the body...there is always the chance for

an overload which is why the liver test was done! I guess what I am

saying here is that the TTFD wasn't hard on the liver....the HEAVY

METALS were. The TTFD was doing it's job even with most of it

increasing sulfation issues so the body naturally detoxifies. I

would take a break and start off more slowly once the tests indicate

his liver is responding normally again and then retest during

treatment.>

>>>>I would just be careful and

>do alot of research on this one...no matter who the doctor is...>>>>

That would be easy if " alot " of research existed. Dr. Lonsdale's

abstract is on the web as recommendations from a few other Dan

doctors. For the parent, our main form of info comes from

us...parents and other caregivers with firsthand experience...even

then each child is going to have their own individual response based

on their biomedical condition....how much metals are present, etc..

Health, Love and Prayers!

Deb :0)

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