Guest guest Posted November 3, 2005 Report Share Posted November 3, 2005 Hi , Andy is referring to the inappropriate chelation protocols (e.g. DMSA given every other day, or anything that is not frequent around the clock) that have a high risk of adverse reactions, sometimes extreme to the point of a person ending up in a psychiatric hospital where they will not receive the real help they need to cure the adverse reaction. HIs idea that safe chelation can chelate this redistributed mercury out and improve/cure the reaction. I also believe personally, that even if a person follows his safe protocol, that too high a dosage, even on his safe schedule can produce a similar reaction because the amount is way beyond the limit the person can handle and detox, I have had this occur myself. Not a mistake one wants to make more than once! So it's critical to start low and stay that way until you're sure you can handle it and then slowly build up to a higher dosage as side effects allow. > In the book, Andy explains how to stay out of a psychiatric hospital should chelation or other events bring on these kind of problems. Why would chelation bring on these kind of problems if I thought that the way we are chelating is safe and doesn't cause mercury redistribution? Could it still plop mercury around where it doesn't belong? > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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