Re: Buttar TD-DMPS and 8 hour dosing

September 22, 2004

we are also using Buttar's TD-DMPS and seeing gains! Some questions:

1)Are you using the Balance Derm?

2)Are you splitting the 1x a day dose into 3 smaller doses or only

doing full dose every 8hrs?

3)Have you done any testing to see what if anything is coming out?

4)So how many days on and off are you using?

Thanks!

Laurie

>

> As a follow-up to one of Andy's posts earlier today, I thought I'd

> mention that I've been chelating my two ASD boys using Dr. Buttar's

> TD-DMPS protocol with the exception that I've used 8-hour dosing

> instead of every other day. I've been doing this for a few months

> now on one of my boys and just started with the other. The decision

> to use 8 hour dozing was based on Dr. Buttar's data indicating that

> TD-DMPS has a 5-6 hour half life -- I believe this is consistent

> with Andy's calculations w.r.t. oral DMPS. With this half-life, 8

> hour dosing should result in the DMPS having a fairly level state in

> the blood during the " on " phase.

>

> In addition to the benefits of a steady pull, this approach permits

> twice as many applications in a one week period as the every-other-

> day approach, with less time off of minerals.

>

> We've seen no adverse reactions of any kind, either clinicly or from

> the standard tests. It's harder to say if the DMPS has helped. My

> older boy's behavior has improved since he's been on the DMPS but I

> can't say that the DMPS was necessarily the cause, since we have so

> many ongoing interventions.

>

> Darren

September 22, 2004

> > The

> decision

> > > to use 8 hour dozing was based on Dr. Buttar's data indicating

> that

> > > TD-DMPS has a 5-6 hour half life -- I believe this is consistent

> > > with Andy's calculations w.r.t. oral DMPS. With this half-life,

Yes, this is exactly correct.

> 8

> > > hour dosing should result in the DMPS having a fairly level state

> in

> > > the blood during the " on " phase.

September 22, 2004

1. We're using Buttar's formula, which is only available from AMT.

I forget who actually makes it.

2. Full dose every 8 hours.

3. Not yet but am planning to this weekend with both boys and every

few months after that. I already have baselines for both.

4. 2 days on, 5 days off. This gives you 7 applications per week.

Darren

> >

> > As a follow-up to one of Andy's posts earlier today, I thought

I'd

> > mention that I've been chelating my two ASD boys using Dr.

Buttar's

> > TD-DMPS protocol with the exception that I've used 8-hour dosing

> > instead of every other day. I've been doing this for a few

months

> > now on one of my boys and just started with the other. The

decision

> > to use 8 hour dozing was based on Dr. Buttar's data indicating

that

> > TD-DMPS has a 5-6 hour half life -- I believe this is consistent

> > with Andy's calculations w.r.t. oral DMPS. With this half-life,

8

> > hour dosing should result in the DMPS having a fairly level

state in

> > the blood during the " on " phase.

> >

> > In addition to the benefits of a steady pull, this approach

permits

> > twice as many applications in a one week period as the every-

other-

> > day approach, with less time off of minerals.

> >

> > We've seen no adverse reactions of any kind, either clinicly or

from

> > the standard tests. It's harder to say if the DMPS has helped.

My

> > older boy's behavior has improved since he's been on the DMPS

but I

> > can't say that the DMPS was necessarily the cause, since we have

so

> > many ongoing interventions.

> >

> > Darren

September 22, 2004

Are you doing this protocol for several days and then taking a break?

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