Re: question on how to monitor progress

[Guest guest]

You don't do it this way.

Any doctor who does it this way isn't competent to supervise chelation.

The testsa re to be sure you konw what is going on. If they have

mercury you determine when you are done based on your subjective

impression, the child's reports and the doctor's clinical judgment.

Testing is completely uninformative on this issue.

Andy . . . . . . . .

> Through what test and company do you monitor the progress of

> chelation? How often is it done? How expensive does this get?

> Anything else that you follow closely when your child is doing

> chelation?

>

> momw3gr8kids

[Guest guest]

OK, this is probably a really stupid question....but, Is there any

concern we will chelate too much of the metals out? That is, does the

body/brain " need " x amount, or is it just that " x amount " is tolerated

and the " x amount " is different for everyone?

Kim

You don't do it this way.

Any doctor who does it this way isn't competent to supervise chelation.

The testsa re to be sure you konw what is going on. If they have

mercury you determine when you are done based on your subjective

impression, the child's reports and the doctor's clinical judgment.

Testing is completely uninformative on this issue.

Andy . . . . . . . .

> Through what test and company do you monitor the progress of

> chelation? How often is it done? How expensive does this get?

> Anything else that you follow closely when your child is doing

> chelation?

>

> momw3gr8kids

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[Guest guest]

I tested my son's urine once during a round, it was with Great

Smokies Lab I think. There was no mercury detectable. I continued

chelating and today after 30 rounds, my son is a different boy. As an

example of his progress, he went from non verbal (grunting, crying)

to talking in full sentences in a few months.

In terms of medical testing, we do a CBC & diff and chemical panel

every 2 months, to make sure chelation is not too hard on him.

I use ATEC http://www.autism.com/atec/ to mesure his progress every

six months or so and also his therapists who do not know anything

about the bio-medical stuff I am doing. He is an enigma for his

speech therapist!

HTH,

> Through what test and company do you monitor the progress of

> chelation? How often is it done? How expensive does this get?

> Anything else that you follow closely when your child is doing

> chelation?

>

> momw3gr8kids