Guest guest Posted March 17, 2004 Report Share Posted March 17, 2004 I remember Dr.Holmes was telling at a DAN! conference in San Diego (2001) that she had a patient, a girl who had seisures like every 10 minutes, they a little intensified during chelation but then disappeared completely after they completed chelation. Unfortunately, I don't know how to contact her. Margaret > Im really nervous about detoxing my son, He has a severe seizure > disorder and has hundreds of seizures a day, Hes doing well on his > meds, But Im affraid if I detox him, it will lower his seizure meds, > and then he will go into status( continous siezure activity) Do you > know of anyone who has been in a similar situation and had detox > with no adverse problems? Or do you know where I can look and find > out some information? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 17, 2004 Report Share Posted March 17, 2004 It is correct that during chelation there may be more problems, but in the long term chelation solves them. Things that promote normal healthy brain electrical regulation include: rigorous exclusion of hydrogenated fats from the diet, a ketogenic diet, e. g. the atkins diet. use of the supplements vitamin E, flax or fish oil, borage or evening primrose oil, carnitine or preferably acetyl-l-carnitine, magnesium, taurine and GABA. Andy > I remember Dr.Holmes was telling at a DAN! conference in San Diego > (2001) that she had a patient, a girl who had seisures like every 10 > minutes, they a little intensified during chelation but then > disappeared completely after they completed chelation. Unfortunately, > I don't know how to contact her. > Margaret > > > Im really nervous about detoxing my son, He has a severe seizure > > disorder and has hundreds of seizures a day, Hes doing well on his > > meds, But Im affraid if I detox him, it will lower his seizure > meds, > > and then he will go into status( continous siezure activity) Do you > > know of anyone who has been in a similar situation and had detox > > with no adverse problems? Or do you know where I can look and find > > out some information? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 17, 2004 Report Share Posted March 17, 2004 I heard that fish oil has mercury in it, and there is no way to get fish oil that is completely free from mercury. So the flax oil would be the better way to go. > > > Im really nervous about detoxing my son, He has a severe seizure > > > disorder and has hundreds of seizures a day, Hes doing well on his > > > meds, But Im affraid if I detox him, it will lower his seizure > > meds, > > > and then he will go into status( continous siezure activity) Do you > > > know of anyone who has been in a similar situation and had detox > > > with no adverse problems? Or do you know where I can look and find > > > out some information? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 23, 2004 Report Share Posted March 23, 2004 > Im really nervous about detoxing my son, He has a severe seizure > disorder and has hundreds of seizures a day, Hes doing well on his > meds, But Im affraid if I detox him, it will lower his seizure meds, > and then he will go into status( continous siezure activity) Do you > know of anyone who has been in a similar situation and had detox > with no adverse problems? Or do you know where I can look and find > out some information? You can try going here: http://home.earthlink.net/~moriam/LOVE_LETTERS.html Then, after the page loads, use the browser search function (possibly " EDIT | FIND ON THIS PAGE " or something like that--- in the browser's menu at the very top of the browser window.) Search for " seizure " (or any synonyms--- I can't think of any?) I think there are a FEW kids with seizures included. good wishes, Moria Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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