Re: Andy - About the DMPS backfire website

[Guest guest]

Andy,

Do you think that DMPS is inherently dangerous or is it just the protocols

you think are dangerous? I ask because my son has malabsorbtion / gut

issues and I was interested to hear Gaylen's experiences with DMPS. I had

previously read the DMPS backfire site and thought it scarey. Told the

physicians no way could they use DMPS. However, Gaylen's postings impressed

me and I had revised my thinking. I would like you to explain more clearly

where you stand on this issue and why. I ask this becuase I respect your

views and trust your judgement.

Many thanks,

Celia

[ ] Re: About the DMPS backfire website

>

> > In some of the patient stories that I read, they had amalgams still

> > present when they were given the DMPS IV.

> >

> > In other stories, it didn't say one way or the other if the amalgams

> > were out first.

>

> Many of the people had their amalgams out, and were given the iv

> vitamin-mineral protocol that most " witch doctors " claim prevents this

> kind of problem. I also know of many other cases where a person was

> treated " properly, " and had a dramatic adverse reaction.

>

> > Also, the website discusses the mercury challenge test as being

> > bogus. She says that anyone will show mercury when done this way

> and

> > it doesn't show anything.

> >

> > Given what I already know, I find this not credible.

>

> This is both credible and correct. Perhaps it is time for us to go

> over some of the basic physiology on the list so that people don't let

> doctors hurt their kids a second time, now that they got conned into

> letting the pede turn their kid autistic with vaccines?

>

> The challenge test is totally worthless AS A DIAGNOSTIC TOOL because

> if you give it to NT children, they get the same numbers as the

> autistic children do. You can't tell them apart based on challenge

> test results. The purpose of the challenge test is to convince the

> parents, insurance companies, and insecure alternative doctors that

> they are doing something " scientific " when they treat for mercury.

>

> >

> > I still am not sure if I believe whether the DMPS given with IV is

> > not safe after visiting that website. My doctor will help me do the

> > challenge test with the DMPS IV if I still want to. It is a low

> dose

> > of 50mg.

>

> How much does your kid weigh? The adults typically get 3 mg per kg,

> and that is what causes the problems on that website. 50 mg for a 38

> pound kid is the same dose as caused the problems described on

> www.dmpsbackfire.com.

> >

> > Does anyone have any opinions on that website or DMPS IV????

>

> Since I personally know several of the people on the site, and others

> with similar stories who aren't there, and am fully familiar with the

> details of their medical treatment (and the stories the doc's make up

> to try to hide the fact that they did something inherently unsafe) my

> opinion is that www.dmpsbackfire.com is a word to the wise - don't let

> doctors play russian roulette with your kid's health just because they

> like needles and enjoy playing with dangerous stuff.

>

> >I need

> > to make up my mind quickly. We haven't been able to complete a

> > DMSA/ALA cycle since last spring because of my son's reflux

> > problems. So any feedback would be appreciated.

>

> Have you tried:

>

> Lots of antacid during the chelation cycle,

>

> all the H2 blockers,

>

> suppositories,

>

> transdermal creams,

>

> ???????????????????????????????????????????????

>

>

>

> =======================================================

>

[Guest guest]

> > > In some of the patient stories that I read, they had amalgams

still

> > > present when they were given the DMPS IV.

> > >

> > > In other stories, it didn't say one way or the other if the

amalgams

> > > were out first.

> >

> > Many of the people had their amalgams out, and were given the iv

> > vitamin-mineral protocol that most " witch doctors " claim prevents

this

> > kind of problem. I also know of many other cases where a person

was

> > treated " properly, " and had a dramatic adverse reaction.

> >

> > > Also, the website discusses the mercury challenge test as being

> > > bogus. She says that anyone will show mercury when done this

way

> > and

> > > it doesn't show anything.

> > >

> > > Given what I already know, I find this not credible.

> >

> > This is both credible and correct. Perhaps it is time for us to

go

> > over some of the basic physiology on the list so that people don't

let

> > doctors hurt their kids a second time, now that they got conned

into

> > letting the pede turn their kid autistic with vaccines?

> >

> > The challenge test is totally worthless AS A DIAGNOSTIC TOOL

because

> > if you give it to NT children, they get the same numbers as the

> > autistic children do. You can't tell them apart based on

challenge

> > test results. The purpose of the challenge test is to convince

the

> > parents, insurance companies, and insecure alternative doctors

that

> > they are doing something " scientific " when they treat for mercury.

> >

> > >

> > > I still am not sure if I believe whether the DMPS given with IV

is

> > > not safe after visiting that website. My doctor will help me do

the

> > > challenge test with the DMPS IV if I still want to. It is a low

> > dose

> > > of 50mg.

> >

> > How much does your kid weigh? The adults typically get 3 mg per

kg,

> > and that is what causes the problems on that website. 50 mg for a

38

> > pound kid is the same dose as caused the problems described on

> > www.dmpsbackfire.com.

> > >

> > > Does anyone have any opinions on that website or DMPS IV????

> >

> > Since I personally know several of the people on the site, and

others

> > with similar stories who aren't there, and am fully familiar with

the

> > details of their medical treatment (and the stories the doc's make

up

> > to try to hide the fact that they did something inherently unsafe)

my

> > opinion is that www.dmpsbackfire.com is a word to the wise - don't

let

> > doctors play russian roulette with your kid's health just because

they

> > like needles and enjoy playing with dangerous stuff.

> >

> > >I need

> > > to make up my mind quickly. We haven't been able to complete a

> > > DMSA/ALA cycle since last spring because of my son's reflux

> > > problems. So any feedback would be appreciated.

> >

> > Have you tried:

> >

> > Lots of antacid during the chelation cycle,

> >

> > all the H2 blockers,

> >

> > suppositories,

> >

> > transdermal creams,

> >

> > ???????????????????????????????????????????????

> >

> >

> >

> > =======================================================

> >