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What's the dosing schedule?Sent from my iPhone

Hello everyone,

Our DAN doctor has recommended starting 200mg of alpha-lipoic acid daily as transdermal cream. Does anyone have any concerns about this as a potential chelator, or any other points they would like to share?

Thanks very much,

Chet

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Once a day,

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> > Hello everyone,

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> > Our DAN doctor has recommended starting 200mg of alpha-lipoic acid daily as

transdermal cream. Does anyone have any concerns about this as a potential

chelator, or any other points they would like to share?

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> > Thanks very much,

> >

> > Chet

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Our DAN doesn't think it is a chelator, she thinks it is an antioxidant. That's

why we have some concerns.

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> > Hello everyone,

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> > Our DAN doctor has recommended starting 200mg of alpha-lipoic acid daily as

transdermal cream. Does anyone have any concerns about this as a potential

chelator, or any other points they would like to share?

> >

> > Thanks very much,

> >

> > Chet

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Seems like a lot all at once. Once a day dosing isn't probably the best way to dose ala, which has a very short half life. I'm not sure how much different transdermal vs oral dosing is, but I've always heard that dosing at least every 6 hrs is important and Cutler says every 3 hrs. I have heard of using ala at really low doses, 1x/day, merely for antioxidant and Mito support. I just don't know how the dosing translates to transdermal. Anyone else know?In general, 1x/day dosing of a chelating agent is typically not preferable. Ruth Sent from my iPhone

Once a day,

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> > Hello everyone,

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> > Our DAN doctor has recommended starting 200mg of alpha-lipoic acid daily as transdermal cream. Does anyone have any concerns about this as a potential chelator, or any other points they would like to share?

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> > Thanks very much,

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> > Chet

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Our DAN doesn't think it is a chelator, she thinks it is an antioxidant. That's why we have some concerns.

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> > Hello everyone,

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> > Our DAN doctor has recommended starting 200mg of alpha-lipoic acid daily as transdermal cream. Does anyone have any concerns about this as a potential chelator, or any other points they would like to share?

> >

> > Thanks very much,

> >

> > Chet

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hi chet,our dan dr recommended alpha-lipoic for my son as well, he said its a nature acid exist in the body to recycle the glotathion in the body (u no.. glotathion is v important for getting rid of toxins naturally)our dose was 100m twice a day, so i think same dose as u.he's doing well with this amino acid ( its been 6 mnth) as his toxins levels getting lower every test we made.thnxLina To: mb12valtrex Sent: Friday, September 21, 2012 12:02 AM Subject: alpha-lipoic acid

Hello everyone,

Our DAN doctor has recommended starting 200mg of alpha-lipoic acid daily as transdermal cream. Does anyone have any concerns about this as a potential chelator, or any other points they would like to share?

Thanks very much,

Chet

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I would be very concerned about using such a tremendous dose infequently. We

used to dose ALA, 5mg every 3 hours for 3 days straight and saw gains. Many

people do this. It is known as the Andy Cutler protocol. You can read about

this protocol in " Fight Autism and Win. "

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> > > Hello everyone,

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> > > Our DAN doctor has recommended starting 200mg of alpha-lipoic acid daily

as transdermal cream. Does anyone have any concerns about this as a potential

chelator, or any other points they would like to share?

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> > > Thanks very much,

> > >

> > > Chet

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Hi Lina, The toxins are you talking are metals like mercury, lead, etc. Thank very

much, To:

"mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex > Sent: Friday, September 21, 2012 5:36 AM Subject: Re: alpha-lipoic acid

hi chet,our dan dr recommended alpha-lipoic for my son as well, he said its a nature acid exist in the body to recycle the glotathion in the body (u no.. glotathion is v important for getting rid of toxins naturally)our dose was 100m twice a day, so i think same dose as u.he's doing well with this amino acid ( its been 6 mnth) as his toxins levels getting lower every test we made.thnxLina To: mb12valtrex Sent: Friday, September 21, 2012 12:02 AM Subject: alpha-lipoic acid

Hello everyone,

Our DAN doctor has recommended starting 200mg of alpha-lipoic acid daily as transdermal cream. Does anyone have any concerns about this as a potential chelator, or any other points they would like to share?

Thanks very much,

Chet

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Giving large doses of ALA like this is unsafe and could make your son worst,

please do your research. Visit recoveringkids.com The Cutler chelation

protocol uses ALA and should be administered every 3 hours to avoid any

problems. It's important... do your research, we all work so hard to help your

kids, I would hate for this to backfire on you !

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> > Hi Lina,

> >

> > The toxins are you talking are metals like mercury, lead, etc.

> >

> > Thank very much,

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > To: " mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >

> > Sent: Friday, September 21, 2012 5:36 AM

> > Subject: Re: alpha-lipoic acid

> >

> > hi chet,

> > our dan dr recommended alpha-lipoic for my son as well, he said its a nature

acid exist in the body to recycle the glotathion in the body (u no.. glotathion

is v important for getting rid of toxins naturally)

> > our dose was 100m twice a day, so i think same dose as u.

> > he's doing well with this amino acid ( its been 6 mnth) as his toxins levels

getting lower every test we made.

> > thnx

> > Lina

> >

> >

> > To: mb12valtrex

> > Sent: Friday, September 21, 2012 12:02 AM

> > Subject: alpha-lipoic acid

> >

> >

> > Hello everyone,

> >

> > Our DAN doctor has recommended starting 200mg of alpha-lipoic acid daily as

transdermal cream. Does anyone have any concerns about this as a potential

chelator, or any other points they would like to share?

> >

> > Thanks very much,

> >

> > Chet

> >

> >

> >

> >

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my Dr send my son 125mg ALA cream for 3monthsit was a combo to treat different thingshe was using at the timeALA NAC Glutathione -all in cream- everydaygluthatione was 2times a day i noticed much imporvement on Speech and Attention,but once i stopped the creams,,that awareness stopped as well :-(i coudnt do it for the entire 3months in sequence,,i used for 2months then stopped for 1 month,then 1month again on the 3 creams--- El sáb, 9/22/12, akanouk escribió:De: akanouk Asunto: Re: alpha-lipoic acidA:

mb12valtrex Fecha: sábado, 22 de septiembre de 2012, 01:58 pm

Giving large doses of ALA like this is unsafe and could make your son worst, please do your research. Visit recoveringkids.com The Cutler chelation protocol uses ALA and should be administered every 3 hours to avoid any problems. It's important... do your research, we all work so hard to help your kids, I would hate for this to backfire on you !

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> > Hi Lina,

> >

> > The toxins are you talking are metals like mercury, lead, etc.

> >

> > Thank very much,

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > To: "mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex >

> > Sent: Friday, September 21, 2012 5:36 AM

> > Subject: Re: alpha-lipoic acid

> >

> > hi chet,

> > our dan dr recommended alpha-lipoic for my son as well, he said its a nature acid exist in the body to recycle the glotathion in the body (u no.. glotathion is v important for getting rid of toxins naturally)

> > our dose was 100m twice a day, so i think same dose as u.

> > he's doing well with this amino acid ( its been 6 mnth) as his toxins levels getting lower every test we made.

> > thnx

> > Lina

> >

> >

> > To: mb12valtrex

> > Sent: Friday, September 21, 2012 12:02 AM

> > Subject: alpha-lipoic acid

> >

> >

> > Hello everyone,

> >

> > Our DAN doctor has recommended starting 200mg of alpha-lipoic acid daily as transdermal cream. Does anyone have any concerns about this as a potential chelator, or any other points they would like to share?

> >

> > Thanks very much,

> >

> > Chet

> >

> >

> >

> >

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Lina - Your doc is correct that it helps build glutathione in the body, which can support natural detox. It is also an antioxidant and supports mitochondria. But, it is important to know that it has the chemical composition of a chelator ( and a very good one for mercury), and should be respected as such. You need to dose it more frequently. There is some differing opinions about how frequently, but i've never heard of docs saying it is safe to dose in large doses once or even twice a day. Do your research. ALA is wonderful, but many think it can cross the BBB, so best to use it as safely as possible.RuthSent from my iPad

Hi Lina, The toxins are you talking are metals like mercury, lead, etc. Thank very

much, To:

"mb12valtrex " <mb12valtrex > Sent: Friday, September 21, 2012 5:36 AM Subject: Re: alpha-lipoic acid

hi chet,our dan dr recommended alpha-lipoic for my son as well, he said its a nature acid exist in the body to recycle the glotathion in the body (u no.. glotathion is v important for getting rid of toxins naturally)our dose was 100m twice a day, so i think same dose as u.he's doing well with this amino acid ( its been 6 mnth) as his toxins levels getting lower every test we made.thnxLina To: mb12valtrex Sent: Friday, September 21, 2012 12:02 AM Subject: alpha-lipoic acid

Hello everyone,

Our DAN doctor has recommended starting 200mg of alpha-lipoic acid daily as transdermal cream. Does anyone have any concerns about this as a potential chelator, or any other points they would like to share?

Thanks very much,

Chet

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