RE: reditribution - KW

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Thanks TK, and yes I'm using DMSA/ALA with all the sup's Andy

recommends...except Flax oils, I just can't get those down him - no matter

what I've tried mixing them with.

kw

reditribution - KW

> TK,

>

> I don't really understand the redistribution thing. I mean I

understand the

> concept, but what are the potential ill-affects or " problems " with

it?

--- Redistributiion causes damage and side effects like the

headaches, body pain, allergy type symptoms etc.. Keeping it to a

minimum means less possible damage, more consistent chelating, and a

happier more functional child or adult.

I

> know each time a round is " over " there is going to be

redistribution of the

> circulating mercury, and that depending on where it " rests " it can

cause

> problems. Is there something else I'm missing?

--- Nope, you got it

>

> Today the school nurse forgot to give my son his noon dose (we had

just

> started a round this am, so he'd only had 2 doses) She called me at

2:30 to

> tell me she forgot to give it, so I told her we would stop this

round and

> start another round next Thursday. Did I do the right thing? I

understood

> that of I go longer than 4 hours I should stop the round.

--- Yes, you did the right thing if it was ALA. Four hours is

supposed to be the cut off time.

>

> Tonight (11 hours after the last dose he had), my son is

complaining of a

> headache (mild, based on his behavior). I assume this is from the

round

> stopping early (redistribution??)

--- Yes very possibly. My usual side effects almost always include

headaches. When I have accidentally missed a dose early in a round

and had to stop this would happen along with sniffling, itchy eyes,

sneezing etc.

>

> Thanks,

> kw

>

> BTW, I have used Ibuprophen in the past when they warrant some pain

> relief....is this ok to use?

>

--- Andy suggests not using Ibuprofen and instead asprin but I can

not remember why at the moment - anyone else remember why ? I know

Ibuprofen is hard on the liver and can irritate the GI tract.

TK