RE: CONSTIPATION PROGRESS REPORT 15

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Becky wrote:

" We are going to go back to eliminate more sensitivities and to

get his body ready to detoxify using Dr. Buttar's transdermal DMPS. "

I'm very interested in both TD-DMPS and BioSET. We have a 6yo ds with ASD,

who has food sensitivities and probably mercury toxicity. What do you mean

by getting his body ready for DMPS? I've heard it's wise to deal with gut

issues before using DMSA, as it can encourage yeast growth, but I didn't think

that applied with transdermal treatments.

Also, does anyone know what the differences are between BioSET and NAET?

Emma

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Hi Emma,

I can't say that I'm an expert on BioSET since we just started and

I am still on Chapter One of Ellen Cutler's book, " The Food Allergy

Cure " . I do know that BioSET is one step above NAET and my

practitioner started out doing NAET and said she continued her

training with BioSET and has found it to be more effective. When

she mentioned preparing for chelation, she is talking about the

detoxing pathways. I am assuming that we have biochemical pathways

that help our bodies get rid of toxins and she is using BioSET to

clear those pathways or make them work more efficiently so the body

can excrete the heavy metals. I don't know the ins and outs of this

but I'll continue to report our experience if anyone else is

interested. By the way, gut issues will never go away until the

heavy metals are out of the body....at least that is what I have

been told. On another list there has been some mention of yeast

rising it's ugly head even when using TD-DMPS. It just may not be

as bad as putting the chemical directly into the GI tract. That's

all I know and understand about BioSET but I am certainly going to

learn more as time goes by. Hope this helps somewhat and take care,

Becky in Chesapeake, VA with 10 yr old on SCD 22+weeks

>

> " We are going to go back to eliminate more sensitivities and to

> get his body ready to detoxify using Dr. Buttar's transdermal

DMPS. "

>

> I'm very interested in both TD-DMPS and BioSET. We have a 6yo

ds with ASD, who has food sensitivities and probably mercury

toxicity. What do you mean by getting his body ready for

DMPS? I've heard it's wise to deal with gut issues before using

DMSA, as it can encourage yeast growth, but I didn't think that

applied with transdermal treatments.

>

> Also, does anyone know what the differences are between BioSET and

NAET?

>

> Emma

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Becky,

What exactly is BioSET? Does it use acupuncture? Has it been

expensive? Bodily distasteful to a child? Has it required lots of

office visits? Really curious about this one. Any information you

can give/explain would be great.

Thanks,

Bonnie, SCD 8 weeks

> Hi Emma,

> I can't say that I'm an expert on BioSET since we just started

and

> I am still on Chapter One of Ellen Cutler's book, " The Food

Allergy

> Cure " .....

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The detoxification itself brings gut issues if your child is toxic.

>

> I'm very interested in both TD-DMPS and BioSET. We have a 6yo ds

with ASD, who has food sensitivities and probably mercury

toxicity. What do you mean by getting his body ready for DMPS?

I've heard it's wise to deal with gut issues before using DMSA, as it

can encourage yeast growth, but I didn't think that applied with

transdermal treatments.