Re: TD Allithiamine-P / Glutathione-P

[Guest guest]

Yes, if the allithiamine is TTFD it is dangerous and doesn't remove any

heavy metals so it should be stopped. If it does useful things there

are other sources of thiamine that work fine and aren't dangerous.

Andy . . . . . . ..

> I'm new to this site but have done chelation with my 5 year old.

> Our DAN Dr. had us using TD Allithiamine and Glutathione (both

> 100mg/ml) .5 ml 2x daily. Anybody have any experience or opinions

> on this?

>

> Thank you

>

> mom to Nicolas 5 PDD-NOS

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the reply. Can you explain why it is dangerous? Also,

any comments on the glutathione in the chelation process? Nicolas

did show significant amounts of mercury coming out on a post-

challenge test.

I am trying to get the best info regarding chelation because I still

believe that there is more there to deal with and want to let our

Dr. know how we want to proceed.

I really appreciate your input and that of anyone else.

<AndyCutler@a...> wrote:

> Yes, if the allithiamine is TTFD it is dangerous and doesn't

remove any

> heavy metals so it should be stopped. If it does useful things

there

> are other sources of thiamine that work fine and aren't dangerous.

>

> Andy . . . . . . ..

>

> > I'm new to this site but have done chelation with my 5 year

old.

> > Our DAN Dr. had us using TD Allithiamine and Glutathione (both

> > 100mg/ml) .5 ml 2x daily. Anybody have any experience or

opinions

> > on this?

> >

> > Thank you

> >

> > mom to Nicolas 5 PDD-NOS

[Guest guest]

> Thanks for the reply. Can you explain why it is dangerous?

Lots of parents report horrific long term worsenings on giving it to

their kid, even in modest amounts.

I suspect it is the " TFD " part, tetrahydrufurfuryl mercaptan.

> Also,

> any comments on the glutathione in the chelation process?

It is irrelevant but not dangerous as long as it is not injected.

Doctors who use it however are clearly demonstrating a complete lack of

any relevant knowledge about chelation, physiology, metabolism, or how

to help your child get well. It is a long complicated discussion that

didn't seem responsive to what you were asking below, especially since

your doctor prescribed some poison (TTFD) for your kid along with a

material, glutathione, that at worst makes him feel icky while he is

using it and at best actually does make him feel a lot better.

> Nicolas

> did show significant amounts of mercury coming out on a post-

> challenge test.

Another long complicated discussion would lead to why this is

completely irrelevant. 100% of all people will show more mercury

coming out if you give them any reasonable challenge agent and collect

the sample properly. This doesn't mean they are toxic.

> I am trying to get the best info regarding chelation because I still

> believe that there is more there to deal with and want to let our

> Dr. know how we want to proceed.

Check the files section for things like the FAQ and the Andy Index.

There is much informative material there.

> I really appreciate your input and that of anyone else.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

> Thanks for the reply. Can you explain why it is dangerous? Also,

> any comments on the glutathione in the chelation process?

You can find a lot of commentary on glutithione (and other

sulfury stuff), here:

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

After you get to this URL, look for a section heading about

sulfur and thiols. There will be many links to items

about glutithione. It is a somewhat complex/confusing

topic. But glutithione is not a chelation agent, so you

can start with thinking about that aspect.

> Nicolas

> did show significant amounts of mercury coming out on a post-

> challenge test.

>

> I am trying to get the best info regarding chelation because I

still

> believe that there is more there to deal with and want to let our

> Dr. know how we want to proceed.

>

> I really appreciate your input and that of anyone else.

My input is that this list may well help you out a lot.

Chelation is about as controversial as anything I know of.

Here is my opinion on " best " :

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

good wishes,

Moria