Re: Re: PCA Oral chelation spray

[Guest guest]

just to add my tuppence ha'penny

I can't comment on PCA-RX, but I did want to make an observation on your

Doctor. In comparison to a lot of the postings, he seems very pragmatic. He

was basically saying - if getting pills in is a problem, try this, see if it

works, test to make sure. Great. Open minded and pragmatic. Just what you

want.

I agree with kerbob's posting regarding using Andy Cutler's protocol as a

preference. It's proven and probably as importantly, there's lots of help

available.

However, if pills really really are an issue, and you have an open minded

DAN practitioner - talk to him about Transdermal DMPS. But, before you do -

read through the postings on it of the past few weeks - there's been a lot

of discussion on whether it is really of benefit, with mixed views.

>From: " McDermott " <jtmcde@...>

>Reply-

>

>Subject: [ ] Re: PCA Oral chelation spray

>Date: Fri, 22 Oct 2004 12:15:15 -0000

>

>

>I checked out the PCA RX, as this is what DR wanted

>to use for my son. It is very expensive, and I declined.

>I ordered Andy's book instead!

>

>

>-- In , " Kerbob " <robertbloch@c...>

>wrote:

> > People from time to time do come in and ask about this or some

>other spray. Most of these type of products are not chelators or

>have a small amount of a chelation substance in them.

> >

> > Hopefully you are asking before actually ordering one?

> >

> > If you believe your child has a mercury detox problem get a DDI

>hair elements test, and find out as much as you can about real

>chelators. Andy Cutler has developed DDI hair elements test counting

>rules to help you look at hair test results to see if mercury

>chelation may be worth considering.

> >

> > Andy has developed responsible mercury detox protocols using ALA,

>DMSA, DMPS.

> >

> > Take a spin through this link to gain information on mercury and

>getting rid of it the right proper way:

> >

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

> >

> >

> > [ ] PCA Oral chelation spray

> >

> >

> >

> > Has anyone tried the PCA oral spray for chelation? We are

>trying to

> > work on my daughter taking pills, but it is very difficult right

> > now. My DAN doctor suggested I try this PCA oral spray for 8

>weeks

> > every day and then take a urine test to see if more metals are

>coming

> > out. Haven't heard much about it, or seen anything on this

>listserv

> > about it.

> >

> > Thanks, Marlowe

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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> >

[Guest guest]

Good foryou.

I used the PCA-rx becasue a friend who was also poisoed tried to tell me

that DMSA was real toxic and bad for you .

Well, I eventually got a lot worse with the PCA and Andy's protocol is

saving my life.

My two bits,

~Inga

on 10/22/04 5:15 AM, McDermott at jtmcde@... wrote:

>

>

> I checked out the PCA RX, as this is what DR wanted

> to use for my son. It is very expensive, and I declined.

> I ordered Andy's book instead!

>

>

> -- In , " Kerbob " <robertbloch@c...>

> wrote:

>> People from time to time do come in and ask about this or some

> other spray. Most of these type of products are not chelators or

> have a small amount of a chelation substance in them.

>>

>> Hopefully you are asking before actually ordering one?

>>

>> If you believe your child has a mercury detox problem get a DDI

> hair elements test, and find out as much as you can about real

> chelators. Andy Cutler has developed DDI hair elements test counting

> rules to help you look at hair test results to see if mercury

> chelation may be worth considering.

>>

>> Andy has developed responsible mercury detox protocols using ALA,

> DMSA, DMPS.

>>

>> Take a spin through this link to gain information on mercury and

> getting rid of it the right proper way:

>>

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

>>

>>

>> [ ] PCA Oral chelation spray

>>

>>

>>

>> Has anyone tried the PCA oral spray for chelation? We are

> trying to

>> work on my daughter taking pills, but it is very difficult right

>> now. My DAN doctor suggested I try this PCA oral spray for 8

> weeks

>> every day and then take a urine test to see if more metals are

> coming

>> out. Haven't heard much about it, or seen anything on this

> listserv

>> about it.

>>

>> Thanks, Marlowe

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>> =======================================================

>>