STILL CHELATION SUCCESS!!!!!!!!!!:)

January 19, 2003

I gotta say, , I love all your helpful comments. Lots of POSITIVE

contributions : ) Unlike mine. I'm on drugs ok? Trying hard to back off

this stuff but my back is still giving me fits. I did better today, though.

Was in great pain this morning so to try and walk around took a vicodin with

parafon forte - then a little later half a valium cause it wasn't doing much

and I conked on my zero gravity recliner in the living room. My husband

said I was over there talking and laughing. Its like I'm dreaming I'm with

the family while they really are in there. This stuff must build up in your

system. I just want to get over this so I can detox and then start

chelating and REALLY detox. I have an MRI scheduled this week and get

cracked afterward (will probably be in pain from the MRI so thats good).

Also supposed to start physical therapy which may help. I gotta tell you

guys, too, my dentist finally got in touch with my osteopath and they are

finally on the letter to TRICARE and working together on my case and trying

to get me the help I need with adjunctive medical care (through dental). So

good things are happening. Just tired of being a lump and not accomplishing

a dang thing - but I guess all that is something. Jeanie

Re: STILL CHELATION SUCCESS!!!!!!!!!!

Pete says he feels well. I don't think he should spend any money on

tests unless he his really curious.

REGARDING LEAD: Lead can accumulate in your bones. So, your

chelation rounds might have quickly removed it from your blood and

tissues. However, if you have lead in you bones, it might slowly

leach out into your blood and tissues again and some symptoms may

return. In this scenario, chelating NOW would be a waste of money.

However, you might consider doing a round or three every three OR six

months. On the positive side, you could just do nothing unless

symptoms return --perhaps they wont.

-

PS I tried to make this post positive. I don't think I used the " N "

word that upsets some people (you know, negativity, Opps!).

wrote:

> Also, Pete never even stated that he had documented evidence of

metal

> poisoning....i.e., urine testing, hair analysis, etc. He only

stated that he

> was EXPOSED to lead, arsenic and cadmium. Perhaps he was not even

metal

> poisoned in the first place!

>

> Most of us start chelation after getting the results back from

testing which

> shows high levels of metals....especially mercury.

>

> If Pete really wants to know if he is done chelating, he should

either

> repeat heavy metal testing (if he has already done so), or get a

heavy metal

> test done in the first place.

>

> Dana

January 19, 2003