enzymes and chelators (ALA)

[Guest guest]

In my expereince of giving HNI with ALA/DMSA (extensive!) ti makes no

differnec to either supplement. Way way back ont he board this was brought up,

new we were soon starting vchelation and asked me to makes notes on timings

with both and note any percieved changes in either of their actions. He was

cool. Just our experience

Mandi in Uk

Mum to Sam 14.1.97, Dx 47XYY, Autism, Heavy Metal Toxicity

> Hello all. It just dawned on me that maybe enzymes render chelators

> useless. Does anyone know if it's ok to give enzymes at the same time

> as chelators (DMSA & ALA). Thanks. Tina B

>

[Guest guest]

Hello all. It just dawned on me that maybe enzymes render chelators

useless. Does anyone know if it's ok to give enzymes at the same time

as chelators (DMSA & ALA). Thanks. Tina B

[Guest guest]

> Hello all. It just dawned on me that maybe enzymes render chelators

> useless. Does anyone know if it's ok to give enzymes at the same

time

> as chelators (DMSA & ALA).

I use ALA, sometimes with enzymes and sometimes without. Both

products work the same for us, whether or not given together.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Since the beginning of this group (2 1/2 years ago) no one has said

anything about chelators being more or less effective with

enzymes...or in other groups either. Enzymes are probably making the

chelators more effective just because they are enhancing gut health,

nutrient absorption, immune support, and overall health.

Theoretically, if anything, the chelators may 'deactivate' the

enzymes and thus mess up the enzyme action, but not the other way

around. But there haven't been any reports of enzymes being less

effective whether given with or apart from any chelating agent.

.

[Guest guest]

I do not see any difference with my son when I give him enzymes and

ALA together vs. at different times. It appears to me they are not

affecting each other.

> Hello all. It just dawned on me that maybe enzymes render chelators

> useless. Does anyone know if it's ok to give enzymes at the same

time

> as chelators (DMSA & ALA). Thanks. Tina B

[Guest guest]

We give Cassandra the Brainchild with ALA with enzymes always. Its

not alot of ALA, but I have seen no decrease in the effectiveness of

the enzymes. I told at Brainchild that she takes the enzymes

and he said it would only enhance the absorbability of his vitamins.

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In , " jornmatt " <kjorn@t...> wrote:

> Since the beginning of this group (2 1/2 years ago) no one has said

> anything about chelators being more or less effective with

> enzymes...or in other groups either. Enzymes are probably making

the

> chelators more effective just because they are enhancing gut

health,

> nutrient absorption, immune support, and overall health.

>

> Theoretically, if anything, the chelators may 'deactivate' the

> enzymes and thus mess up the enzyme action, but not the other way

> around. But there haven't been any reports of enzymes being less

> effective whether given with or apart from any chelating agent.

>

> .