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You need to tell his weight. But I do know that this sounds very high

in dosage. I am wondering if I have had a drug reaction (right now)

and I was giving 13mg for 30 pounds of kid. So, to start off, I'd

start low and not high. Also, according to Andy, DMSA only lasts in

the blood for 4 hours and you want to maintain blood levels of the

chelator, so you'd want to split the doses and give every 4 hours.

I am sure more will respond to this e-mail. You are missing magnesium,

zinc, Vit C (probably some other very important supplements).

Apparently Glutathionine, as a supplement, does not get absorbed very

well.

Maureen

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This is a very large dose to be starting with. I would want to make sure my

son tolerated it at a much lower dose than this. Andys protocol for example

would be in the range of 25mg (as opposed to 250mg) given every 4 hours

including at night for 3 days, rest for 4 or 11 and repeat.

Water solubale supps need to be given often, at least 4 times per day - Vit

B and C and some E, minerals also.

Also the urine catch can not be relied upon for results, we always got the

best reading on an early morning urine of day 2. You could mniss the pee he

dumped metals in altogether. Its hit and miss and expensive, I stopped it ages

ago. The best way is to see a difference in your child.

HTH

Mandi IN UK

Chelating son Sam

My eight year old son will be starting chemet dmsa therapy next

week. Our DAN doc wants to give him 2.5 caps (100 mg each) every 8

hours for 3 days, skip 11 days, then repeat cycle again. I will send

in a urine sample on the 3rd day to check results. Jake will also

take glutathione, silenium, and chelation aid pro support. Anyone

think jake should take other supplements as well, any signs to watch

for which trigger alarms during this process? Anyone think the

dosage is too high, too low....thanks for your input.

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This dosage is ridiculously high, the protocol is wrong, the doctor

isn't competent to supervise chelation.

Try 25-50 mg every 4 hours. And remember, lots of vitamin C,

magnesium, zinc, etc. during this process. Many daily doses of those.

Andy . . . . . . ..

> My eight year old son will be starting chemet dmsa therapy next

> week. Our DAN doc wants to give him 2.5 caps (100 mg each) every 8

> hours for 3 days, skip 11 days, then repeat cycle again. I will send

> in a urine sample on the 3rd day to check results. Jake will also

> take glutathione, silenium, and chelation aid pro support. Anyone

> think jake should take other supplements as well, any signs to watch

> for which trigger alarms during this process? Anyone think the

> dosage is too high, too low....thanks for your input.

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> My eight year old son will be starting chemet dmsa therapy next

> week. Our DAN doc wants to give him 2.5 caps (100 mg each) every 8

> hours for 3 days, skip 11 days, then repeat cycle again. I will

send

> in a urine sample on the 3rd day to check results. Jake will also

> take glutathione, silenium, and chelation aid pro support. Anyone

> think jake should take other supplements as well, any signs to

watch

> for which trigger alarms during this process? Anyone think the

> dosage is too high, too low....thanks for your input.

too high dose,

not often enough.

see also:

http://home.earthlink.net/~moriam/Andy_dose_sched.html

good wishes,

Moria

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