Re: Has Anyone Tried ALA With TD-DMPS?

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In a message dated 21/10/2005 21:52:56 GMT Daylight Time,

fjennings@... writes:

How soon after starting TD-DMPS could/should you introduce ALA?

>>>>I only waited a month but we had done ALA in the past with DMSA. Which

protocol are you using for the TD DMPS

Mandi in UK

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We have done about 4 rounds of ALA with 3 on 4 off td dmps dosing.

Too early to tell if the ALA is benefiting him, as we did 2 rounds then

took a 2 wk. break (yeast flare ups and he was sick w/fever one wknd.)

and just did another one last wknd. We are skipping this wknd. and will

continue with a 3/11 ALA schedule while doing td dmps every wknd.

I think a few folks are using this schedule.

-- In , " highdald " <storkandmore@p...>

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> I was surprised to hear parents still discussing ALA. I had thought

it

> was pretty much a dead topic after DAN decided it doesn't cross the

> blood-brain barrier afterall (isn't that what they said?).

>

> Anyway, assuming it is benefital in assisting chelators, what about

> using it with TD-DMPS?

>

> Thanks!

> Bruce

>

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Regardless, ALA is a powerful antioxidant; something that can

benefit our children.

Pam

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> I was surprised to hear parents still discussing ALA. I had

thought it

> was pretty much a dead topic after DAN decided it doesn't cross

the

> blood-brain barrier afterall (isn't that what they said?).

>

> Anyway, assuming it is benefital in assisting chelators, what

about

> using it with TD-DMPS?

>

> Thanks!

> Bruce

>

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How soon after starting TD-DMPS could/should you introduce ALA?

Lillian

fldofdrms@...

fjennings@...

[ ] Re: Has Anyone Tried ALA With TD-DMPS?

Regardless, ALA is a powerful antioxidant; something that can

benefit our children.

Pam

>

> I was surprised to hear parents still discussing ALA. I had

thought it

> was pretty much a dead topic after DAN decided it doesn't cross

the

> blood-brain barrier afterall (isn't that what they said?).

>

> Anyway, assuming it is benefital in assisting chelators, what

about

> using it with TD-DMPS?

>

> Thanks!

> Bruce

>

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Bruce,

Here are some things that come to my mind. DAN! had also decided

that challenge tests were a great idea, but now some DAN docs have

started to change their minds. Boyd Haley is apparently working on

some superduper chelator--ALA. A number of people on this list have

chelated themselves with ALA only. From everything I've read Andy's

chelation protocol has been as accurate as can be. If he believes

that it does cross the BBB that's what I tend to believe too. Even

if he turns out to be wrong, it is still a chelator. One that

doesn't cost me an arm and a leg, and one that acts as a powerful

antioxidant and liver support for my son.

DMSA/ALA are working wonderfully with my kid. If someone were to

come up with solid evidence that something else definitely did cross

the BBB I would change. Until then, ALA seems to be the best chance

my kid's brain has.

Anita

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> I was surprised to hear parents still discussing ALA. I had

thought it

> was pretty much a dead topic after DAN decided it doesn't cross

the

> blood-brain barrier afterall (isn't that what they said?).

>

> Anyway, assuming it is benefital in assisting chelators, what

about

> using it with TD-DMPS?

>

> Thanks!

> Bruce

>

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DAN docs can't " decide " what does and doesn't cross the BBB. They may have

determined that they can't make much profit off it since it's availabe OTC...

S S

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> I was surprised to hear parents still discussing ALA.  I had thought <BR>

it <BR>

> was pretty much a dead topic after DAN decided it doesn't cross the <BR>

> blood-brain barrier afterall (isn't that what they said?).<BR>

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> Anyway, assuming it is benefital in assisting chelators, what about <BR>

> using it with TD-DMPS?<BR>

> <BR>

> Thanks!<BR>

> Bruce<BR>

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Depends in part on when the last known merckury exposure occurred.

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In a message dated 21/10/2005 21:52:56 GMT Daylight Time,  <BR>

fjennings@... writes:<BR>

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How soon  after starting TD-DMPS could/should you introduce  ALA?<BR>

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>>>>I only waited a month but we had done ALA in the past with  DMSA. Which <BR>

protocol are you using for the TD DMPS<BR>

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Mandi in UK<BR>

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Flu shot ...Nov 2004

Lillian

fjennings@...

fldofdrms@...

Re: [ ] Re: Has Anyone Tried ALA With TD-DMPS?

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> Depends in part on when the last known merckury exposure occurred.

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> In a message dated 21/10/2005 21:52:56 GMT Daylight Time, <BR>

> fjennings@... writes:<BR>

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> How soon after starting TD-DMPS could/should you introduce ALA?<BR>

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>>>>>I only waited a month but we had done ALA in the past with DMSA. Which

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> protocol are you using for the TD DMPS<BR>

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> Mandi in UK<BR>

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> I was surprised to hear parents still discussing ALA. I had thought it

> was pretty much a dead topic after DAN decided it doesn't cross the

> blood-brain barrier afterall (isn't that what they said?).

DAN is not always correct.

> Anyway, assuming it is benefital in assisting chelators, what about

> using it with TD-DMPS?

My kids are fully chelated with ALA and selenium. At the end of ALA

chelation, they tolerated all foods, and no longer had gut yeast

issues. They also tolerated the supplements they needed to eliminate

all their other issues.

ALA was wonderful for my kids, no matter what it actually did.

Dana