Re: DMPS - Diuretic effect?

[Guest guest]

I am using very low dose DMPS every 8 h. I do think that there is a

slight diuretic effect with me. Not enough to cause accidents, just a

bit more frequent. If this is bothersome the thing that I can think

of to do would be to decrease the dose.

JT

>

> Our boy's teacher supports our decision about chelation, but has

> brought up the following:

>

> " In terms of the chelation, I was more curious as to whether there was

> a diuretic of some kind in it. The reason I ask is I have noticied an

> increase in potty accidents and when they occur, it is soon after he

> has gone potty and has already gone a fair amount. Then he has an

> accident and again it is a fair amount. Since we have not observed him

> drinking more, it seems like a large amount for such a little guy. "

>

> Apparently they are trying to potty train, and so they have him in

> underwear. She only expresses the concern because they are

> considering whether they will need to go back to pullups. Toward the

> end of Seth's " off " cycle, she later said they saw a decrease in

> " numerous accidents " , and commented:

>

> " ...his accidents have been decreasing. We will continue to monitor it. "

>

> Has anyone else seen or heard of this effect?

>

> Thank you very much,

> Mark

>

[Guest guest]

Because his last " on " day is Monday, it seems she is having the most

problems on Monday, decreasing by Friday. Sounds almost like the

TD-DMPS is causing him to retain fluid, possibly, then by the last

" on " day, and when he's " off " , it comes out more???

Mark

> >

> > Our boy's teacher supports our decision about chelation, but has

> > brought up the following:

> >

> > " In terms of the chelation, I was more curious as to whether there was

> > a diuretic of some kind in it. The reason I ask is I have noticied an

> > increase in potty accidents and when they occur, it is soon after he

> > has gone potty and has already gone a fair amount. Then he has an

> > accident and again it is a fair amount. Since we have not observed him

> > drinking more, it seems like a large amount for such a little guy. "

> >

> > Apparently they are trying to potty train, and so they have him in

> > underwear. She only expresses the concern because they are

> > considering whether they will need to go back to pullups. Toward the

> > end of Seth's " off " cycle, she later said they saw a decrease in

> > " numerous accidents " , and commented:

> >

> > " ...his accidents have been decreasing. We will continue to

monitor it. "

> >

> > Has anyone else seen or heard of this effect?

> >

> > Thank you very much,

> > Mark

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Yup, Mark, this comes and goes during chelation.

Barb

[ ] DMPS - Diuretic effect?

> Our boy's teacher supports our decision about chelation, but has

> brought up the following:

>

> " In terms of the chelation, I was more curious as to whether there was

> a diuretic of some kind in it. The reason I ask is I have noticied an

> increase in potty accidents and when they occur, it is soon after he

> has gone potty and has already gone a fair amount. Then he has an

> accident and again it is a fair amount. Since we have not observed him

> drinking more, it seems like a large amount for such a little guy. "

>

> Apparently they are trying to potty train, and so they have him in

> underwear. She only expresses the concern because they are

> considering whether they will need to go back to pullups. Toward the

> end of Seth's " off " cycle, she later said they saw a decrease in

> " numerous accidents " , and commented:

>

> " ...his accidents have been decreasing. We will continue to monitor it. "

>

> Has anyone else seen or heard of this effect?

>

> Thank you very much,

> Mark

>

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

>Hi Mark, yes my son had markedly increased urination while on TD

DMPS during the summer, it was sometimes 4 or 5 times a hour and

alot! We have since switched to oral dmsa per andy cutler protocol

and much better all round IMHO! Di

> Yup, Mark, this comes and goes during chelation.

> Barb

> [ ] DMPS - Diuretic effect?

>

>

> > Our boy's teacher supports our decision about chelation, but has

> > brought up the following:

> >

> > " In terms of the chelation, I was more curious as to whether

there was

> > a diuretic of some kind in it. The reason I ask is I have

noticied an

> > increase in potty accidents and when they occur, it is soon after

he

> > has gone potty and has already gone a fair amount. Then he has an

> > accident and again it is a fair amount. Since we have not

observed him

> > drinking more, it seems like a large amount for such a little

guy. "

> >

> > Apparently they are trying to potty train, and so they have him in

> > underwear. She only expresses the concern because they are

> > considering whether they will need to go back to pullups. Toward

the

> > end of Seth's " off " cycle, she later said they saw a decrease in

> > " numerous accidents " , and commented:

> >

> > " ...his accidents have been decreasing. We will continue to

monitor it. "

> >

> > Has anyone else seen or heard of this effect?

> >

> > Thank you very much,

> > Mark

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

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> >

[Guest guest]

Thanks Barb. Good to know. I'll discuss w/ the doc.

> >Hi Mark, yes my son had markedly increased urination while on TD

> DMPS during the summer, it was sometimes 4 or 5 times a hour and

> alot! We have since switched to oral dmsa per andy cutler protocol

> and much better all round IMHO! Di

> > Yup, Mark, this comes and goes during chelation.

> > Barb

> > [ ] DMPS - Diuretic effect?

> >

> >

> > > Our boy's teacher supports our decision about chelation, but has

> > > brought up the following:

> > >

> > > " In terms of the chelation, I was more curious as to whether

> there was

> > > a diuretic of some kind in it. The reason I ask is I have

> noticied an

> > > increase in potty accidents and when they occur, it is soon after

> he

> > > has gone potty and has already gone a fair amount. Then he has an

> > > accident and again it is a fair amount. Since we have not

> observed him

> > > drinking more, it seems like a large amount for such a little

> guy. "

> > >

> > > Apparently they are trying to potty train, and so they have him in

> > > underwear. She only expresses the concern because they are

> > > considering whether they will need to go back to pullups. Toward

> the

> > > end of Seth's " off " cycle, she later said they saw a decrease in

> > > " numerous accidents " , and commented:

> > >

> > > " ...his accidents have been decreasing. We will continue to

> monitor it. "

> > >

> > > Has anyone else seen or heard of this effect?

> > >

> > > Thank you very much,

> > > Mark

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > =======================================================

> > >

[Guest guest]

My son has had this on DMSA also from time to time.

Barb

[ ] DMPS - Diuretic effect?

>>

>>

>> > Our boy's teacher supports our decision about chelation, but has

>> > brought up the following:

>> >

>> > " In terms of the chelation, I was more curious as to whether

> there was

>> > a diuretic of some kind in it. The reason I ask is I have

> noticied an

>> > increase in potty accidents and when they occur, it is soon after

> he

>> > has gone potty and has already gone a fair amount. Then he has an

>> > accident and again it is a fair amount. Since we have not

> observed him

>> > drinking more, it seems like a large amount for such a little

> guy. "

>> >

>> > Apparently they are trying to potty train, and so they have him in

>> > underwear. She only expresses the concern because they are

>> > considering whether they will need to go back to pullups. Toward

> the

>> > end of Seth's " off " cycle, she later said they saw a decrease in

>> > " numerous accidents " , and commented:

>> >

>> > " ...his accidents have been decreasing. We will continue to

> monitor it. "

>> >

>> > Has anyone else seen or heard of this effect?

>> >

>> > Thank you very much,

>> > Mark

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> >

>> > =======================================================

>> >

[Guest guest]

> " In terms of the chelation, I was more curious as to whether there was

> a diuretic of some kind in it. The reason I ask is I have noticied an

> increase in potty accidents and when they occur,

Yeast die off causes potty accidents. This would make sense if the

accidents happen mostly during the round and shortly after, and

decrease near the end of the " off " period.

Dana

[Guest guest]

> > " In terms of the chelation, I was more curious as to whether there was

> > a diuretic of some kind in it. The reason I ask is I have noticied an

> > increase in potty accidents and when they occur,

>

>

> Yeast die off causes potty accidents. This would make sense if the

> accidents happen mostly during the round and shortly after, and

> decrease near the end of the " off " period.

>

> Dana

>

Hi Dana;

He did test negative for yeast but that was over a month ago. He's

got the diarrhea classic bacteria overgrowth now, and that was

confirmed by test as Pseudomonas aeruginosa. However it's not beyond

the realm of possibility, and I eagerly await our next test.

Thanks

Mark

[Guest guest]

DMPS makes children pee more and since most toxins come out in the

urine...this is a good thing. I actually have to change my 2 year

olds diaper during the night or it leaks!

>

> Our boy's teacher supports our decision about chelation, but has

> brought up the following:

>

> " In terms of the chelation, I was more curious as to whether there

was

> a diuretic of some kind in it. The reason I ask is I have noticied

an

> increase in potty accidents and when they occur, it is soon after

he

> has gone potty and has already gone a fair amount. Then he has an

> accident and again it is a fair amount. Since we have not observed

him

> drinking more, it seems like a large amount for such a little guy. "

>

> Apparently they are trying to potty train, and so they have him in

> underwear. She only expresses the concern because they are

> considering whether they will need to go back to pullups. Toward

the

> end of Seth's " off " cycle, she later said they saw a decrease in

> " numerous accidents " , and commented:

>

> " ...his accidents have been decreasing. We will continue to

monitor it. "

>

> Has anyone else seen or heard of this effect?

>

> Thank you very much,

> Mark

>