Re: MAXAM Pharmaceuticals PC3

[Guest guest]

>

> We have heard that Maxam's PC3-RX is a safer chelator. Our DAN

> practicioner is reluctant to use any chelator for our 8 year old

son,

> considering his age and chelating risks.

>

> Has anyone used this chelating agent and had any success/side

effects

> they'd like to share?

>

> -Jackie

Hello Jackie,

Do you mean " PCA Rx " ? I am thinking that must be a typo

(PC3-RX). Anyway, if you mean PCA, again, this has been

discussed zillions of times, but mostly there is discussion

of opinions about it rather than use of it, which is not

what you asked for. Below are some posts which I believe

are about actual EXPERIENCES with this product. I'm not

positive, I need to recheck these and edit this (I'm working

on making a collection of posts about a number of products

and protocols.) Anyway, check these posts, I think they are

all people who have used PCA-rx:

/message/122451 PCA rx

/message/122530 PCA-rx

/message/118824 pca rx

/message/121282 pca rx

/message/122046

/message/121288 PCA-rx

(no effect)

/message/121493 PCA-rx

(apparently negative effects)

/message/60338 Kathy []

[] [negative results: aggression, crying,

oppositional] PCA-Rx

/message/69503

rat.richard@ Terri PCA-rx good results [socialization]

/message/81389 PCA Rx

/message/77729 PCA Rx

/message/79024 PCA Rx

/message/77762 PCA Rx

good wishes,

Moria

[Guest guest]

Jackie,

I use the PC3-RX on my 6 yr. old daughter. She isn't autistic or

delayed, but her brothers are. I am chelating my boys with DMSA and

ALA.

Even though my daughter appears normal, I still worry because she

received all the vaccines her brothers did. So, I figured I would

go this route with her. I haven't seen any changes in her, it's

only been about 1 month. But I did stop for about 1 week because it

was making her constipated.

>

> We have heard that Maxam's PC3-RX is a safer chelator. Our DAN

> practicioner is reluctant to use any chelator for our 8 year old

son,

> considering his age and chelating risks.

>

> Has anyone used this chelating agent and had any success/side

effects

> they'd like to share?

>

> -Jackie

[Guest guest]

What side effects is he referring too? And why is his age a problem?

You can safely chelate with dmsa or ala or both if you follow a safe

protocol. And if he thinks 8 years is too old, I hope not. I am 34 and

chelating, and my 11 year old is chelating. If he thinks it's too

young, what about my 4 year old. We started him at 3.5 years and he

has made a complete turn around. Many times doctors are reluctant to

chelate thinking it unsafe because of the horror stories they hear

regarding people who follow dangerous protocols and high doses.

This product is very expensive I have to say. Considering a bottle of

dmsa is $30 and last us over three months, and that's to chelate three

of us. AlA is anywhere from $3-12 a bottle, also lasting long, because

the doses used are very low.

I can't say if this product is worth the money or worth trying. I am

sure it will do something as it contains chlorella and lipoic acid.

Both metal movers. I am concerned with all the bacteria in it. For us,

we chose to go with a proven metal chelator that we had control over

the dosing times. This one gives metal movers but not at a regular

timed interval.

I am sure others have used it and can provide personal experience. But

please do not dismiss chelation because the doctor won't do it. Many

of us are not using a doctor. So many of them are misinformed on

chelation anyway. While I don't know your son's history and what

reasons they might have for not chelating him. So I cannot tell you

what you should do. Just to be informed.

>

>

> We have heard that Maxam's PC3-RX is a safer chelator. Our DAN

> practicioner is reluctant to use any chelator for our 8 year old

son,

> considering his age and chelating risks.

>

> Has anyone used this chelating agent and had any success/side

effects

> they'd like to share?

>

> -Jackie

>