Re: I did an update, now here are my questions. Help! Andy too please!

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> We generally give him 20

> billion acidophilus in the am;

Try more, and distributed throughout the day.

> what do you guys think of using GSE?

It kills everything. Which is great if you want to kill whatever it

is and not have to figure it out.

> What about Primal Defense - does that do anything?

>

> Dr. suggested that his bladder was getting hit kinda hard

> with the crap getting hauled out by detox (using Andy's protocol).

> So told me I should make sure he is getting his minerals and stuff

> and to go back to his protocol (which, by the way, is 1 capsule of

> 100 mg of DMSA at night for 7 days, then 7 days off). That kind of

> scares me when I read about the redistribution stuff and all --

> heaven knows I wouldn't want to make anything worse here.

Doctor doesn't know what he is talking about - why don't you find a

real doctor who talks about what he knows and admits he doesn't know

when that is the case?

The urination thing sounds a lot more related to the intestinal

dysbiosis causing him to have a bunch of neurotransmitter mimics

running aroiund interfering with what he is trying to get his nerves

to do.

>

> A friend of mine who was so encouraged by the positive stuff with

> started her 8 year old son (150 lbs) on that protocol (1

> capsule of 100 mg DMSA once per day at night, 7 days on, 7 days

> off). By her reports, her son is improving (she's done 3 rounds

now)

Suggest she might want to try the 4 hour protocol and see if she likes

the difference.

> but when she had his DDI hair test done, mercury wasn't a problem;

> arsenic, antimony, and magnesium and zinc were super high.

Did you check it with the counting rules>

> So, at

> least I suppose she doesn't have to worry about redistribution???

All of the other heavy metals do it too. She has to worry about it.

> So, she's encouraged me to move to that protocol. I haven't had the

> hair test done (but I think I will in early 2003) but I did have the

> live red blood cell testing done which showed quite a bit of heavy

> metals in the blood (didn't tell us which ones). And, I am one of

> those people who thinks that my kid was poisoned by the vax and

other

> environmental insults anyway.

>

> To top off, the dr gave another lady who has an eight year old

> daughter dx autism our phone numbers. This doc wants to start

> detoxing her daughter right away even though she has 2 amalgam

> fillings in.

They do have to come out.

>This lady tried to get them replaced but apparently

> there are no dentists in this area (Alberta, Canada)

> who remove these and replace them properly.

Ask Bernie Windham, he should be able to help you find someone.

>Is there a website with information on

> proper removal techniques I can give this lady (I don't know how

> accurate the doctors requirements for proper removal are; I do know

> that he does attend dentistry conferences); ie what would she ask

the

> dentist?

A dam and independent breating air or oxygen through a nosepiece are

required, chlorella, DMSA, etc. to " catch the mercury " are absolutely

contraindicated and must not be used.

> She doesn't have internet so I would like to let her know.

> She asked me if I thought she should go ahead and detox with the

> fillings in;

No.

>I told her I wouldn't give her permission so to speak -

> this was really a decision she needs to make herself.

Not really. Enough doc's do it and there are some papers in the

literature conclusively proving it doesn't (and can't) help. Fillings

must come out first.

> She is

> positive that her child is mercury poisoned and wants to help her

> child... what does she need to do to start?

Remove the fillings.

> Her thought is that if

> DMSA doesn't cross the blood brain barrier then she could start and

> get out what is in her body at this point.

This isn't an accurate analysis. DMSA will push more mercury into the

brain this way, and won't clear any out of the body because it will

help suck it out of the fillings and into the body fasster than it

will remove it. . . . . . .. . . .

>I told her I didn't think

> it was the DMSA that was the problem, it was the redistribution that

> might occur during the off period.

>

> Sorry this is SO lengthy. Hopefully you will have some ideas on

> this. Thanks in advance.

>

> Nicol

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> I started him on Nystatin to get this, what I figure is yeast, under

> control. How do I know if this is yeast going on here?

I have descriptions here

http://www.danasview.net/yeast.htm

It is hard

> to see the doctor that is helping us but I've heard that if you give

> your kid the antifungal and it's not a yeast problem but a bacterial

> one (like clostridia or something). Any signs that one might tell?

See descriptions above.

> I noticed that he would push in on his bladder area (as if it were

> hard to start peeing); we had him checked for bladder infection,

that

> wasn't it. His poop was kinda wierd - sort of verging on the pasty

> mustardy stuff (we are gfcf) and smelly. We generally give him 20

> billion acidophilus in the am; what do you guys think of using GSE?

GREAT for yeast, but tends to aggravate bacteria because kills ALL

yeast which can allow bacteria to overgrow.

> and to go back to his protocol (which, by the way, is 1 capsule of

> 100 mg of DMSA at night for 7 days, then 7 days off).

If you give a single dose per day, then that is not any protocol I

have read, not even the govt-approved one.

> but when she had his DDI hair test done, mercury wasn't a problem;

> arsenic, antimony, and magnesium and zinc were super high.

Use ALA instead of DMSA. Also, remove sources

http://www.danasview.net/metals.htm

Dana

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Hi Nicola,

> A friend of mine who was so encouraged by the positive stuff with

> started her 8 year old son (150 lbs) on that protocol (1

> capsule of 100 mg DMSA once per day at night, 7 days on, 7 days

> off). By her reports, her son is improving (she's done 3 rounds

now)

> but when she had his DDI hair test done, mercury wasn't a problem;

> arsenic, antimony, and magnesium and zinc were super high. So, at

> least I suppose she doesn't have to worry about redistribution???

wrong, sorry. Mercury usually does NOT show up on hair tests.

You can read more detail about this, here:

/files/HOW_TO_hair_test

This is a useful thing to understand. It would be nice if

you could explain this to your friend.

> To top off, the dr gave another lady who has an eight year old

> daughter dx autism our phone numbers. This doc wants to start

> detoxing her daughter right away even though she has 2 amalgam

> fillings in. This lady tried to get them replaced but apparently

> there are no dentists in this area (Alberta, Canada) who remove

these

> and replace them properly. Is there a website with information on

> proper removal techniques I can give this lady (I don't know how

> accurate the doctors requirements for proper removal are; I do know

> that he does attend dentistry conferences);

there are several (various) different amalgam removal protocol

websites-- listed here:

/files/HOW_TO_find_doctor

look in the section about dentists.

I just took all the amalgam removal protocols I could find and

made links to them. Some may be " wrong " or all may be " wrong "

or all may be " right " . I didn't evaluate the protocols, that

would be an additional thing. I just collected the URLs I

could find pretty easily.

ie what would she ask

the

> dentist? She doesn't have internet so I would like to let her know.

> She asked me if I thought she should go ahead and detox with the

> fillings in; I told her I wouldn't give her permission so to speak -

> this was really a decision she needs to make herself. She is

> positive that her child is mercury poisoned and wants to help her

> child... what does she need to do to start? Her thought is that if

> DMSA doesn't cross the blood brain barrier then she could start and

> get out what is in her body at this point. I told her I didn't

think

> it was the DMSA that was the problem, it was the redistribution that

> might occur during the off period.

redistribution every day in the " on " period when giving DMSA

once a day is the risk here.

best wishes,

Moria