Re: New - Steve

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> Are there other suggested round lengths that are safe?

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TK--- Yes depending on the chelator you are using. With DMSA

generaly you can go up to a couple of weeks but I do not recommend

that for beginners. You can try increasing round length gradually

after you have everything under control and have done a number of

rounds, are at a steady amount of chelator and know what is

happening.

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> I started chelating for the first time (finally) and used DMSA at

> only 3 mg doses this past weekend (3 days and 3 nights) and the

next

> day after I stopped some of my many symptoms started to intensify

> again. The first day on it I had a good amount of brain fog to

deal

> with but that tapered off somewhat into the 2nd day. I'm thinking

of

> bumping up to 6 mg this coming weekend since I faired pretty good

on

> such a low dose...I wanted to make sure I could handle it to begin

> with....but gosh, I didn't want to stop after 3 days.

TK--- If you had significant side effects with a certain dosage you

should stay at that dosage for 3-4 rounds or until they reduce.

Increasing dosage too fast is one of the most common mistakes people

make with the protocol. You could make the round longer at this

dosage and go for 4-5 days if you can handle it but I would not

recommend going beyond that especially if you are going to begin

creasing dosage after a few rounds. Keep things as simple as

possible to start.

For people that actually do better while on round with DMSA you

can chelate for extended periods with low dosages but that is for

people that are experienced with what they are doing and not for

someone that is just starting and doesn't have all the information

they should yet.

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> steve

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> > Someone a while back use to only chelate 3 days and 2

> > > nights. Any advise on that?? Recommended?

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> > TK--- This is the minimum suggested round length which most

people

> > start with.

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> > > Jeanie

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