Re: Chelation - How Can I Prepare for and Success Rates

[Guest guest]

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--- toekneeabc wrote:

> Hi,

> We're considering Chelation injections as scary as

> it seems to us. What are the success

WE DON'T USE WORDS LIKE SUCCESS OR CURE, WE USE

IMPROVEMENT OR RECOVERY, AND IT WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE TO

ESTIMATE THIS RATE WITHOUT KNOWING EVERYTHING ABOUT

THE CHILD, SUCH AS PREVIOUS CHELATION? RESPONSE?

VACCINATION HISTORY? OTHERS AFFLICTED WITH AUTOIMMUNE

ISSUES IN FAMILY? HOW WELL DO YOU MAINTAIN DIETARY

RESTRICTION? CONDITION OF GUT? DOES BEHAVIOR LEVELS

ALLOW TOLERATION OF EXTENDED PROTOCOLS? REACTION TO

BLOOD DRAWS? ETC ETC

> rates in a high functioning 4 1/2 year old boy? What

> can we expect as far as pros and

> cons? Die-off? What should we do to prepare? DIETARY

SITUATION SHOULD BE GOOD, GUT HEALTH SHOULD BE UNDER

CONTROL, A PORPHYRIN TEST RESULT AND THEN A CHALLENGE

TEST TO SEE RESPONSE, PLUS ALL THE SAFETY CHECKS WITH

CBC, CHEM PANEL, PROPER NUTRIENT REPLACEMENT PROTOCOLS

IN PLACE

How many injections are the norm? EVERY DOC HAS A

DIFFERENT SCHEDULE, SOME ONCE A WEEK FOR SIX WEEKS AND

THEN RETEST, DEPENDING UPON TOXIC PICTURE, LOAD OF

TOXICITY, WHICH METALS, WHICH AGENT INDICATED, ETC

Is there a doctor highly recommended in Southern

California? DR. KARIMA HIRANI, DOCTOR GEOFFREY RADOFF

>

> We'd really like to touch base with someone who has

> actually gone this route and what it's

> done, both positive and negative, for/to their

> child? And we'd also like to hear from others

> why they would never go this route. I'LL LET OTHERS

RESPOND TO THIS.

>

> Also, has anyone here ever gone with both chelation

> and later, HBOT? HUNDREDS

>

> We feel that between SCD, B-12 and numerous other

> suppliments along with ABA we've come a long way,

yet we also feel that we can do much more and don't

want to ruin all the process he's made by doing

something foolish. NO ONE IN DAN! WOULD SAY IV

CHELATION IS FOOLISH.

>

> Lastly, what were the actual facts regarding the

> child that died a year ago or so during chelation?

>

IT WAS TOTALLY A HUMAN ERROR - THE WRONG FORM OF EDTA

WAS USED. EDTA IS FDA APPROVED FOR LEAD REMOVAL AND

IS VERY VERY SAFE WHEN THE PROPER AGENT IS USED.

>

Thanks for any information on any of the above,

> Tony

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dr. McCandless,

Which CBC and Chem panels do you recommend?

Can I request information as to which EDTA is safe and which one is unsafe

and why?

Thank you very much,

Smita

>

> SEE COMMENTS IN CAPS:

> --- toekneeabc <vincent@... <vincent%40lbpstudios.com>> wrote:

>

> > Hi,

> > We're considering Chelation injections as scary as

> > it seems to us. What are the success

>

> WE DON'T USE WORDS LIKE SUCCESS OR CURE, WE USE

> IMPROVEMENT OR RECOVERY, AND IT WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE TO

> ESTIMATE THIS RATE WITHOUT KNOWING EVERYTHING ABOUT

> THE CHILD, SUCH AS PREVIOUS CHELATION? RESPONSE?

> VACCINATION HISTORY? OTHERS AFFLICTED WITH AUTOIMMUNE

> ISSUES IN FAMILY? HOW WELL DO YOU MAINTAIN DIETARY

> RESTRICTION? CONDITION OF GUT? DOES BEHAVIOR LEVELS

> ALLOW TOLERATION OF EXTENDED PROTOCOLS? REACTION TO

> BLOOD DRAWS? ETC ETC

>

> > rates in a high functioning 4 1/2 year old boy? What

> > can we expect as far as pros and

> > cons? Die-off? What should we do to prepare? DIETARY

> SITUATION SHOULD BE GOOD, GUT HEALTH SHOULD BE UNDER

> CONTROL, A PORPHYRIN TEST RESULT AND THEN A CHALLENGE

> TEST TO SEE RESPONSE, PLUS ALL THE SAFETY CHECKS WITH

> CBC, CHEM PANEL, PROPER NUTRIENT REPLACEMENT PROTOCOLS

> IN PLACE

>

> How many injections are the norm? EVERY DOC HAS A

> DIFFERENT SCHEDULE, SOME ONCE A WEEK FOR SIX WEEKS AND

> THEN RETEST, DEPENDING UPON TOXIC PICTURE, LOAD OF

> TOXICITY, WHICH METALS, WHICH AGENT INDICATED, ETC

>

> Is there a doctor highly recommended in Southern

> California? DR. KARIMA HIRANI, DOCTOR GEOFFREY RADOFF

> >

> > We'd really like to touch base with someone who has

> > actually gone this route and what it's

> > done, both positive and negative, for/to their

> > child? And we'd also like to hear from others

> > why they would never go this route. I'LL LET OTHERS

> RESPOND TO THIS.

> >

> > Also, has anyone here ever gone with both chelation

> > and later, HBOT? HUNDREDS

> >

> > We feel that between SCD, B-12 and numerous other

> > suppliments along with ABA we've come a long way,

> yet we also feel that we can do much more and don't

> want to ruin all the process he's made by doing

> something foolish. NO ONE IN DAN! WOULD SAY IV

> CHELATION IS FOOLISH.

> >

> > Lastly, what were the actual facts regarding the

> > child that died a year ago or so during chelation?

> >

> IT WAS TOTALLY A HUMAN ERROR - THE WRONG FORM OF EDTA

> WAS USED. EDTA IS FDA APPROVED FOR LEAD REMOVAL AND

> IS VERY VERY SAFE WHEN THE PROPER AGENT IS USED.

> >

> Thanks for any information on any of the above,

> > Tony

> >

> >

> >

>

>

>