wildcat987654321

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> >>You can add ALA without a doctor, if you want<<

>

> I noticed in a couple of your other posts that you have used

straight

> ALA with your children. I was thinking about trying this with my

son

> since it is so cheap. (As opposed to the $90/month I was paying

for

> DMSA, another $50 or more in supplements, and who knows how much in

> monthly tests.)

How much would you use for a 6 year old? How many

> days/week? What are, if any, the other supplements that should be

> used in conjunction with this? Are there any health concerns

> to " going it alone " like this instead of being under the

supervision

> of a doctor?

TK--- Hi - The above information can all be found in the

Files section. I would recommend starting with the FAQ and going

from there. This will be more informative for you as it is all

organized nicely and will answer a lot of your questions and cover

things in more detail. Plus you can review important protocol

information such as dosage etc.. whenever you want. If after

researching this material throughly you decide to try it I would also

recommend buying Andy Cutler's book as it gives even more detail,

explanations and information.

With the information in the files section you can accomplish

chelation on your own without a doctor needlessly charging you for

things you do not need.

>

> I know the PCA-rx is pretty expensive per bottle, but based on the

> company's website and their dosage reccomendations it still

appeared

> that it would be cheaper than all that is required when chelating

> with DMSA.

TK--- [iMO] I would not use PCA-RX as it has ALA in it and you will

never know how much you are giving your child which is important as

redistribution of Hg makes symptoms and damage worse, and it would

need to be given every three hours just like an oral capsule or

tablet dose of ALA.

Oral ALA is much less expensive and you can control the dosage

that is given which will increase excretion and decrease any

redistribution of Hg limiting side effects and damage. Using DMSA or

DMPS along with the ALA can further increase excretion and reduce

side effects.

>

> Thanks for all your feedback!

> christine