Chelation and enzymes

[Guest guest]

Hi Everyone

I have been searching the archives and I can't locate my answer. So

I hope someone can I know I read somewhere that the enzymes have to

be administered separtely from the DMSA & ALA. So that the chelators

don't cancel the enzymes. Was it give the chelators then one hour

after I give enzymes? Thanks for your help.

[Guest guest]

>>> I hope someone can I know I read somewhere that the enzymes have

to be administered separtely from the DMSA & ALA. So that the

chelators don't cancel the enzymes. Was it give the chelators then

one hour after I give enzymes? Thanks for your help.

You may be remembering a discussion around Christmas time. Nothing

is conclusive at the moment because no concrete or even suspected

interaction has been pinned down. Months later, there is still

nothing. Most everyone using DMSA and ALA have had no problem at all

with enzymes no matter how they timed it. I am wondering if the

problem seen with one person was due to the product called Metal

Free and something " special " in that. If anything, giving the

enzymes WITH the chelators would be the safest bet. The chelator and

enzymes both contain sulfur groups (negative charge). They will not

be interacting. It is the interaction with the metal (positive

charge) that is the concern. I would just give the enzymes and

chelator whenever you want or need to. Then if and only if, you feel

there might be a problem, write back. Are you on 8-hour or 4-hour

schedule?

Hope this helps, please write it is not clear.

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