Re: Need clarification -Andy

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> Hi, In your response to my last post ( #3253 message 11), you

recommended

> that I do not bother with the body bio essential fatty acids, should

I

> not use the electrolyes either?

I wouldn't bother with them. There are many brands of electrolytes

that are fine and are more convenient. Also their selenium is in a

form you ought not to use. Selenium should be organic as in

selenomethionine or selenium yeast.

> I have already started the acidophilus.

Good.

> I was also wondering whether I should wait to start the enzymes.

No, just start them. They are helpful for most of these children and

very very very unlikely to be a problem if they aren't helpful.

>

> I will get the hair test from doctors data, I would like to start

the

> chelating as soon as possible after the hair results are in. does

> anyone know how long the process takes?

>

> I also have another question. I took the prescription for 27 50 mg

> DMSA capsules to a pharmacy who gave me a price of 69.37. Is there a

> place to obtain it cheaper?

Request a quote from getit@... .

>I was concerned that if I got the med from

> a non- prescription source that it would not be as " clean " , what do

you

> think? Is there a liquid form,

DMSA is not stable in liquids for more than a few hours.

>I am concerned that with the capsules

> and the smaller dosing in Andy's protocol, that I could lose the

> accuracy of the dose mixing the contents of the capsule in a liquid

> myself.

>

> I would like more info regarding the molybdeum. where can I get it

and

> how much do I give. Can you also give me some idea how much vitamin

a

Multiply his weight by 500, give him that many IU's more or less.

> and zinc I should be giving, I do not think that I am using enough

of

> either right now. ( 's zinc level was normal If that matters)

zinc in what medium?

> Thank you so much for your help, sorry for all of the questions but

I

> am very new to all of this but I want to get my son on the right

track

> ASAP.

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>

>

> Happy New Year,

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Hi Donna,

The hair elements test takes about 2 weeks.

I expected it to be difficult too to split capsules into accurate portions, but

it only took one try, to convince me that I could easily do an accurate enough

job.I empty the capsule on baking paper into a crease I have folded before. I

then use a knife to split it into halves and thirds as neccessary and push the

individual portions onto a second piece of paper again with a crease. From this

paper I let it slide back into empty capsules. The crease makes this reasonably

easy.

Dagmar.

[ ] Need clarification -Andy

Hi,

In your response to my last post ( #3253 message 11), you recommended

that I do not bother with the body bio essential fatty acids, should I

not use the electrolyes either? I have already started the acidophilus.

I was also wondering whether I should wait to start the enzymes.

I will get the hair test from doctors data, I would like to start the

chelating as soon as possible after the hair results are in. does

anyone know how long the process takes?

I also have another question. I took the prescription for 27 50 mg

DMSA capsules to a pharmacy who gave me a price of 69.37. Is there a

place to obtain it cheaper? I was concerned that if I got the med from

a non- prescription source that it would not be as " clean " , what do you

think? Is there a liquid form, I am concerned that with the capsules

and the smaller dosing in Andy's protocol, that I could lose the

accuracy of the dose mixing the contents of the capsule in a liquid

myself.

I would like more info regarding the molybdeum. where can I get it and

how much do I give. Can you also give me some idea how much vitamin a

and zinc I should be giving, I do not think that I am using enough of

either right now. ( 's zinc level was normal If that matters)

Thank you so much for your help, sorry for all of the questions but I

am very new to all of this but I want to get my son on the right track

ASAP.

Happy New Year,

Donna