Re: Re: Chorella Chelating Agent

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Hi Cristina,

We have experience of both. We used chlorella for a couple of years with a little improvement. However, we have been chelating with DMSA and ALA for six months as per Andy Cutlers protocol and seen such huge improvements that I have no hesitation in saying that DMSA and/or ALA are by far the better! I would urge you to look into this further.

Hi, I am only giving him 1/2 teaspoon every morning with his cereals as well as Uva Ursi, Boulardi, probiotics, cod liver oil and houston enzymes and does not seem to have any side effects.Cristina> > Hi.> > I have just read in this forum that Chorella is not good. I have been given my 4 year old ASD son Chorella for 6 months, as advised by my Nutritionist. Can anyone give me some advice, should I stop giving it to him, has anyone had bad results. Is there any chelation agent better than Chorella? Any feedback good or bad would be appreciated. Thank you. Cristina> > **You will be damaging your sons brain unless you are administering> the chorella every 2 hours (i think would need to check with> frequentdosagechelation list).> > DMSA is given every 4 hours but not advisable to patients with yeast probelms.> > DMPS can be prescribed and is taken every 8 hours, Mandi sells it but> the AC protocol doesn't like the way TD-DMPS is used for some reason?> > ALA is given every 3 hours but only at least 3 months after amalgam> removal and it works on the brain. It is powerful stuff and 12.5mg> made me very drowsy.> > Get the smallest tablets or suppositories that you can and divide them> up if the side effects distress yourself or your child.> > 'Hair test interpretation' book via Cutler is advised along> with a hair test to see what sort of HM your child has. i have high> silver and antimony, your son might have high lead which DMSA is> better for or high arsenic which ALA is better for treating. Hair> tests can also indicate thyroid or adrenal problems.> > 'Amalgam illness' is another book by Cutler which explains what> mercury and other HMs do to your body. It advises on what supplements> to take along with the chelation.> > What else is your child taking at the moment? How controlled are any> yeast issues?> > good luck.> > -- > is>

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What did you nutritionist say she was recommending it for?

I saw the replies of Facebook, I don;t think any of those people are on this list ad I doubt whether man of them understand chelation

Chorella maybe contaminated with Mercury, it mobilises without excretion, it only has 1 thiol group, chelate means CLAW, you need 2 thiol groups to be able to claw those metals and hang on.

I spent hours and hours with a Optimum nutrion tranied guy who insisted mercury coming out in hair test meant chorella was working, I disagee, I say its means it circulating, not being excreted

Its not worth messing with your childs brain, never take anything a practioner has to say as gospel, do your own research, ask other parents.

I do that particular practitioner doing Cutler chelation now, it only took 4 years

Mandi x

Hi Cristina,

We have experience of both. We used chlorella for a couple of years with a little improvement. However, we have been chelating with DMSA and ALA for six months as per Andy Cutlers protocol and seen such huge improvements that I have no hesitation in saying that DMSA and/or ALA are by far the better! I would urge you to look into this further.

Hi, I am only giving him 1/2 teaspoon every morning with his cereals as well as Uva Ursi, Boulardi, probiotics, cod liver oil and houston enzymes and does not seem to have any side effects.Cristina> > Hi.> > I have just read in this forum that Chorella is not good. I have been given my 4 year old ASD son Chorella for 6 months, as advised by my Nutritionist. Can anyone give me some advice, should I stop giving it to him, has anyone had bad results. Is there any chelation agent better than Chorella? Any feedback good or bad would be appreciated. Thank you. Cristina> > **You will be damaging your sons brain unless you are administering> the chorella every 2 hours (i think would need to check with> frequentdosagechelation list).> > DMSA is given every 4 hours but not advisable to patients with yeast probelms.> > DMPS can be prescribed and is taken every 8 hours, Mandi sells it but> the AC protocol doesn't like the way TD-DMPS is used for some reason?> > ALA is given every 3 hours but only at least 3 months after amalgam> removal and it works on the brain. It is powerful stuff and 12.5mg> made me very drowsy.> > Get the smallest tablets or suppositories that you can and divide them> up if the side effects distress yourself or your child.> > 'Hair test interpretation' book via Cutler is advised along> with a hair test to see what sort of HM your child has. i have high> silver and antimony, your son might have high lead which DMSA is> better for or high arsenic which ALA is better for treating. Hair> tests can also indicate thyroid or adrenal problems.> > 'Amalgam illness' is another book by Cutler which explains what> mercury and other HMs do to your body. It advises on what supplements> to take along with the chelation.> > What else is your child taking at the moment? How controlled are any> yeast issues?> > good luck.> > -- > is>