Re: Worsening Symptoms

[Guest guest]

TK has said that taking a break can increase side effects. Why not just

lower the dose next time to where you're comfortable, and gently work your

way back up.

Dean

Worsening Symptoms

Hi

I have been chelating with 33 mg ALA for over two years now and have

improved greatly - depression and anxiety were gone, brain fog was

gone, has slightly more energy.

Last week I started a chelation round after a several weeks' break

(the break was owing to colds/flu, holidays and stress) but instead

of my normal chelation side effects e.g. migraine, increased thirst,

depression, anxiety and obsessive thought returned. I am now off

chelation (I normally do 1 week on 1 week off) but the symptoms

persist.

Did they return because of the chelation? Did I do something wrong?

Or is it because of the long break between the rounds?

What can I do to remedy it?

I hope someone can shed some light and help me. I have terrible

guilty feelings and feel like crying a lot of the time.

Thanks.

ukd

[Guest guest]

TK has said that taking a break can increase side effects. Why not just

lower the dose next time to where you're comfortable, and gently work your

way back up.

Dean

Worsening Symptoms

Hi

I have been chelating with 33 mg ALA for over two years now and have

improved greatly - depression and anxiety were gone, brain fog was

gone, has slightly more energy.

Last week I started a chelation round after a several weeks' break

(the break was owing to colds/flu, holidays and stress) but instead

of my normal chelation side effects e.g. migraine, increased thirst,

depression, anxiety and obsessive thought returned. I am now off

chelation (I normally do 1 week on 1 week off) but the symptoms

persist.

Did they return because of the chelation? Did I do something wrong?

Or is it because of the long break between the rounds?

What can I do to remedy it?

I hope someone can shed some light and help me. I have terrible

guilty feelings and feel like crying a lot of the time.

Thanks.

ukd

[Guest guest]

TK has said that taking a break can increase side effects. Why not just

lower the dose next time to where you're comfortable, and gently work your

way back up.

Dean

Worsening Symptoms

Hi

I have been chelating with 33 mg ALA for over two years now and have

improved greatly - depression and anxiety were gone, brain fog was

gone, has slightly more energy.

Last week I started a chelation round after a several weeks' break

(the break was owing to colds/flu, holidays and stress) but instead

of my normal chelation side effects e.g. migraine, increased thirst,

depression, anxiety and obsessive thought returned. I am now off

chelation (I normally do 1 week on 1 week off) but the symptoms

persist.

Did they return because of the chelation? Did I do something wrong?

Or is it because of the long break between the rounds?

What can I do to remedy it?

I hope someone can shed some light and help me. I have terrible

guilty feelings and feel like crying a lot of the time.

Thanks.

ukd

[Guest guest]

In frequent-dose-chelation ukd55 wrote:

Hi

I have been chelating with 33 mg ALA for over two years now and have

improved greatly - depression and anxiety were gone, brain fog was

gone, has slightly more energy.

Last week I started a chelation round after a several weeks' break

(the break was owing to colds/flu, holidays and stress) but instead

of my normal chelation side effects e.g. migraine, increased thirst,

depression, anxiety and obsessive thought returned. I am now off

chelation (I normally do 1 week on 1 week off) but the symptoms

persist.

Did they return because of the chelation? Did I do something wrong?

Or is it because of the long break between the rounds?

-------------I recall TK saying that after a long break, many people have to

reduce their dosage for awhile and build back up. So this may be what

happened.--------Jackie

What can I do to remedy it?

-----------Try lowering your dose.---------------Jackie

I hope someone can shed some light and help me. I have terrible

guilty feelings and feel like crying a lot of the time.

Thanks.

ukd