Re: Chelation -

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I was given antibotics today from my dentist. I had a cyst in my gum, and he did

a root canal today to try and drain the cyst. There is an infection and he gave

me amoxicillin 500 mg, 3x a day. So I probably will not do nything until this

gets cleared up. Hopefully by then, my stomach pain and other symptoms will

clear up. Then I will see about chelating.

TK wrote:

> >

> > I added ALA after having my amalgams out 3 months. This was 3

> weeks ago. I have been taking DMSA for those three months, 25 mg

> three days on, every 4 hours hours, one week on, one week off. I

> added 100 mg of the ALA and did the same for the ALA

>

> TK--- this is way too much ALA to start with

>

> , but after the ALA, it gave me real bad diarrhea when I was on it

> fot those three days, and now after 3 weeks of not chelating with

> the DMSA or ALA, my stomach makes a gargling noise after I eat and

> feels upset during most of the day. I didn't have this problem

till

> I added the ALA. I really need help because I'm afraid I've made

> things worse, I am to the pont where I wish I never started this

> chelation thing.

>

> I am still having tooth pain after getting my amalgams out, when i

> never had any pain.

>

> TK--- unfortunately this is a dental issue, imo you should consult

> with the dentist on this.

>

> Should I continue to chelate?

>

> TK--- not at the dosages you are using or you will make yourself

> worse - please review the dosage protocol in the links section and

> general starting recommendations in the files section.

>

> Couls some please send a link so I could get a hair test to even

> see if I am poisioned.

>

> TK--- - hair test - Links section, I strongly suggest you read

> through all the links section as suggested when joining before

> continuing anything. I also strongly suggest you get the AI book.

>

> I feel I may have jumped into this without even know what I got

> myself into,

>

> TK-- I agree

>

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