Re: Chorella Chelating Agent

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> 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.

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is

[Guest guest]

Chlorella is not a chelator but it may redistribute metals, I think is might

be confusing this with Coriander/Cilantro, sorry if this is not the case, anyway

IMO they both should be avoided.

The bottom of the below link might be helpful.

http://livingnetwork.co.za/chelationnetwork/chelation-the-andy-cutler-protocol/

Kenny

> > 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

>

> **They build up and it's not frequent dose chelation which is the

> recommended protocol.

>

> Antioxidants are recommended when chelating A,C, E, also D3 and in

> some cases calcium and magnesium. i happen to be a calcium waster so

> supplementing that would make matters worse.

>

> The other supplements shouldn't do him any harm but please cut out the

> chorella, it should only be used in extreme circumstances when other

> chelators dont work and at frequent dose eg 2 hourly.

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