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> Not sure whether this means no change for 2-3 months at the highest

dosage,

> maybe someone else knows. She is at a whopping 46 lbs, this is big

for us as

> she was horribly anorexic at the beginning of chelation, could and

would go

> for days without eating and refused food. It got so bad you could

see her

> ribs.

Sounds adrenal. My theory is it's best to chelate slow with adrenal

problems. Of course my theory matches myself - I am the tortoise of

the group- I couldn't go any faster if I wanted to.

Now will say she is hungry and eats like other kids :-)

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> Sorry, wrong dose, bad mathematician here, she is getting 14.25

ala/dmsa per

> dose, which is a little more than 1/3 mg of each per lb.

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> This made me think that maybe we should increase the dose, but this

gets

> tricky with her in school now, don't want to cause too many side

effects,

> which for her, the only side effect is that she gets tired, and that

is a

> problem for school.

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There's lots of time. I still think it's best to remove metals slowly

and allow time for healing.

> We have not resumed chelation since right before the beginning of

school,

> she had a bout of walking pneumonia the second week of school,

bounced back

> quickly with lots of A and C, but will have to maybe think about

upping the

> amount when we start back up.

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> About the K, Life Extension says that 10 mg is the daily maintanance

dose

> for adults,

I'm taking the Life Extension 10 mg gels that my husband picked up in

Boston. I knew it was in the mg range. When they run out I'll have

to plan a US vacation - maybe Disneyland??

is why we halved it. Don't think they said what a therapeutic

> dose would be, however, K, unlike other fat soluble vitamins is

nontoxic,

> except for K3, which is synthetic.

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That's good to know. I'll try to remember....

J

> Thanks for bringing this to my attention.

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