Re: Re: Too late to start???

[Guest guest]

He said his experience has been that children who have undergone chelation can

take a lot longer for their immune system to show improvement.  But it is not

always the case - many kids have gone and seen improvement despite it.

HTH

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From: djajhooten <dhooten@...>

Sent: Thu, November 25, 2010 9:46:24 PM

Subject: Re: Too late to start???

 

Yikes! I guess my question is a little confusing now that I read it.

Is it too late for my son to try this protocol if he has done the DAN thing

(including chelation)?

I am under the impression that Dr. G thinks the protocol will not be effective

if chelation has been tried in the past. Is this correct?

Thanks!

>

> If your child is 11 and has done chelation??? Wondering if I should try this

>protocol.

>

[Guest guest]

It's never too late. My son was 11 when he first saw Dr. Goldberg. He

had done some of the DAN protocol selectively. He went through chelation

prior to starting and before the DAN docs started doing it because he had

high levels of arsenic from spraying on a golf course where we lived. A

doctor that specialized in toxicity managed the chelation so it was a bit

different than what I've heard some of the DAN docs do but still not

something Dr. G would have recommended. While I understand that Dr. G is

concerned

about long-term damage, I don't think anyone could truthfully say that it

was ever impossible for a person to improve with the proper treatment.

Gaylen

In a message dated 11/29/2010 1:09:47 P.M. Central Standard Time,

dhooten@... writes:

Yikes! I guess my question is a little confusing now that I read it.

Is it too late for my son to try this protocol if he has done the DAN

thing (including chelation)?

I am under the impression that Dr. G thinks the protocol will not be

effective if chelation has been tried in the past. Is this correct?

Thanks!

>

> If your child is 11 and has done chelation??? Wondering if I should try

this protocol.

>