Re: Question for Cindy Kelley

[Guest guest]

Sharon,

Just enzymes. My husband wouldn't even consider chelation in the

past. The protocols kept changing so much and there were a few

horror stories at first, so I didn't push it. Also, because my son

is more mildly affected, it didn't seem as imperative as with more

autistic children.

Dr. Woody McGinnis said at the KC conference in March that they

realize now that the bad reactions to chelation he was previously

concerned with were temporary, and when weathered, were followed with

good results. Where have we heard that kind of thing before? I am

keeping close tabs on Dana's reports since we still have phenol

problems that the enzymes only help somewhat.

> :

>

> Thanks for the great update on how enzymes are helping your child.

> We're only 2 weeks into them, I'm doing them really slow. So far,

good

> results (although a little hyper - but a " happy hyper " , much better

than

> the tantrums). My question is are you doing chelation as well or

just

> the enzymes right now?

>

> Thanks!

>

> Sharon in PA

[Guest guest]

:

Thanks for the reply.

ckelley100@... wrote:

> Sharon,

>

> Just enzymes. My husband wouldn't even consider chelation in the

> past. The protocols kept changing so much and there were a few

> horror stories at first, so I didn't push it. Also, because my son

> is more mildly affected, it didn't seem as imperative as with more

> autistic children.

>

> Dr. Woody McGinnis said at the KC conference in March that they

> realize now that the bad reactions to chelation he was previously

> concerned with were temporary, and when weathered, were followed with

> good results. Where have we heard that kind of thing before? I am

> keeping close tabs on Dana's reports since we still have phenol

> problems that the enzymes only help somewhat.

>

>

>

>

> > :

> >

> > Thanks for the great update on how enzymes are helping your child.

> > We're only 2 weeks into them, I'm doing them really slow. So far,

> good

> > results (although a little hyper - but a " happy hyper " , much better

> than

> > the tantrums). My question is are you doing chelation as well or

> just

> > the enzymes right now?

> >

> > Thanks!

> >

> > Sharon in PA

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> Dr. Woody McGinnis said at the KC conference in March that they

> realize now that the bad reactions to chelation he was previously

> concerned with were temporary, and when weathered, were followed

with

> good results. Where have we heard that kind of thing before? I am

> keeping close tabs on Dana's reports since we still have phenol

> problems that the enzymes only help somewhat.

>

I have heard that chelation is very nasty on a child's body which is

already dealing with gut/digestive and other biological issues. That

if you get the body free [or relatively free] from those issues, the

chelation is not nearly so traumatic to the body, and the body can

process the metals coming out much better. I am seeing that with my

kids, they had no digestive issues when I began chelation, and except

for the first round, they are doing very well.

Dana