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> Does anyone have any theories as to what causes verbal apraxia? Is it

> mercury in the brain??

This is by far the most common cause.

> Is it vitamin deficiencies?? The one area

> that hasn't improved for us with chelation is language. We are

> chelating with oral DMSA using Andy's protocal for about 10 rounds.

> Is it time to add ALA?

It is a good time to add ALA, but you do have to understand that 10 or

20 or even 50 rounds is probably not enough to completely resolve all

issues.

If you do 50 rounds and the apraxia hasn't changed AT ALL while the

other things got a lot better then you probably do have a secondary

cause of it that you'll have to identify.

Andy

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i have heard talk that there is a lead/apraxia connection. some doc was doing

studies (dont remember which dr). anyway, my son has been on td dmps (every

other day protocol for time being) since 10-05. he is apraxic and babbles a

LOT. however, since chelating, he has actually said a few words (!!!). in

appropriate context too.

now, my son is 9 yrs old and has been taking speech therapy for YEARS. last 2

yrs by a pvt speech pathologist who specializes in apraxia. then, 2.5 hrs of

speech at school. so, the therapy plus chelation is what helped. i will say

that it wasnt until chelation that he said more words (with just the therapy, he

could pronounce a few " p " , " b " words. with chelation added, he can say some

hard " c " and " g " sounds).

mercury on the brain is definitely not a good thing. blocks pathways, etc. we

also use ndf plus with td dmps.

vicki

shel4336 <shel4336@...> wrote:

Does anyone have any theories as to what causes verbal apraxia? Is it

mercury in the brain?? Is it vitamin deficiencies?? The one area

that hasn't improved for us with chelation is language. We are

chelating with oral DMSA using Andy's protocal for about 10 rounds.

Is it time to add ALA?

THANKS

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I am approaching the same stage as you. We are going to start chelation

(hopefully next week) on my son of age 5. We have heard that all other problems

go away but apraxia is the real stubborn one.

From the tons of reading & research -- the cause is mercury. You may not have

gotten all of it out. Yes, you may need ALA. You may also want to consider the

Geier protocal. Have you tested him for high testosterone?

Also, it is known that mercury destroys nuerons. Can brain nuerons be

revived? Many beleive that Hyperbaric Oxygenation can do just that. However,

you need to get all the mercury out first.

Good luck.

shel4336 <shel4336@...> wrote:

Does anyone have any theories as to what causes verbal apraxia? Is it

mercury in the brain?? Is it vitamin deficiencies?? The one area

that hasn't improved for us with chelation is language. We are

chelating with oral DMSA using Andy's protocal for about 10 rounds.

Is it time to add ALA?

THANKS

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Guest guest
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It often takes 100 rounds and yes, ALA is necessary to get mercury out of the

brain.

S S

shel4336 <shel4336@...> wrote:<BR>

  Does anyone have any theories as to what causes verbal apraxia?  Is it <BR>

mercury in the brain??  Is it vitamin deficiencies??  The one area <BR>

that hasn't improved for us with chelation is language.  We are <BR>

chelating with oral DMSA using Andy's protocal for about 10 rounds.  <BR>

Is it time to add ALA?  <BR>

<BR>

THANKS<BR>

<BR>

<BR>

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> Does anyone have any theories as to what causes verbal apraxia? Is it

> mercury in the brain?? Is it vitamin deficiencies?? The one area

> that hasn't improved for us with chelation is language.

What my son needed for language is here

http://www.danasview.net/issues.htm

Dana

Guest guest
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I did not do any chelation before I did HBOT on my son which was 4 1/2

@ the time & apraxic. He no longer has apraxia. I believe the kids

that are apraxic have CBS mutations (see Yasko) Until you get " your "

childs methylation cycle working on it's own by supporting those

mutations you will be in the same boat. You can not keep them away

from ALL toxins. Neurons can be destroyed by many things. The cause

for apraxia can be a multitude of things genetics, neurotoxins in our

food, viruses, other metals, bacteria, all of them together, etc… As

far as getting the mercury out first- I disagree.

What I do agree with is getting your child's methylation cycle working

first. For SOME children chelation is not the answer to the problem.

Marisha

Mom to Lake -recovered

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> I am approaching the same stage as you. We are going to start

chelation (hopefully next week) on my son of age 5. We have heard

that all other problems go away but apraxia is the real stubborn one.

>

> From the tons of reading & research -- the cause is mercury. You

may not have gotten all of it out. Yes, you may need ALA. You may

also want to consider the Geier protocal. Have you tested him for

high testosterone?

>

> Also, it is known that mercury destroys nuerons. Can brain

nuerons be revived? Many beleive that Hyperbaric Oxygenation can do

just that. However, you need to get all the mercury out first.

Guest guest
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shelly: we are having the same problem. it is really depressing. my son tries

to say words but he barely even opens his mouth to say anything and has so

few syllables that he says with consistency. i haven't seen much progress at

all with chelation and it is bumming me out royally. what are your son's

problems? if anything works for you PLEASE let me know!

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Guest guest
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>>i haven't seen much progress at

>>all with chelation and it is bumming me out royally.

How long have to you been at it?

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shelly: we are having the same problem. it is really depressing. my son

tries

to say words but he barely even opens his mouth to say anything and has so

few syllables that he says with consistency. i haven't seen much progress at

all with chelation and it is bumming me out royally. what are your son's

problems? if anything works for you PLEASE let me know!

>

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Guest guest
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I've only been at it since February. But I'm not really seeing any

changes whatsoever. Do you have any ideas?

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> shelly: we are having the same problem. it is really

depressing. my son tries

> to say words but he barely even opens his mouth to say anything

and has so

> few syllables that he says with consistency. i haven't seen

much progress at

> all with chelation and it is bumming me out royally. what are

your son's

> problems? if anything works for you PLEASE let me know!

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A friend told us watched pots never boil.

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> shelly: we are having the same problem. it is really

depressing. my son tries

> to say words but he barely even opens his mouth to say anything

and has so

> few syllables that he says with consistency. i haven't seen

much progress at

> all with chelation and it is bumming me out royally. what are

your son's

> problems? if anything works for you PLEASE let me know!

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:) good one

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> > shelly: we are having the same problem. it is really

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anything

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> > few syllables that he says with consistency. i haven't seen

> much progress at

> > all with chelation and it is bumming me out royally. what

are

> your son's

> > problems? if anything works for you PLEASE let me know!

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Guest guest
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It is amazing to read how our children are so different.

Chelation solved my son's severe oral and verbal apraxia. He lost his

dx. It took almost two years of chelation with DMSA/ALA and he was

very young. We started chelation right before he turned 2 yo.

The main thing that chelation helped my son with is language. He is

even bilingual, and learnt his second language on the fly just by

hearing us talking.

Here are some of my old posts regarding this:

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and he does not have articulation issues anymore!

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> Does anyone have any theories as to what causes verbal apraxia? Is

it

> mercury in the brain?? Is it vitamin deficiencies?? The one area

> that hasn't improved for us with chelation is language. We are

> chelating with oral DMSA using Andy's protocal for about 10

rounds.

> Is it time to add ALA?

>

> THANKS

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Guest guest
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what a great story! i'm so glad that it worked so well for you!

do you think the biggest changes came after adding ala? I haven't

added ala yet. also, i'm using td-dmps. i wonder if that makes a

difference. the doctor we are using things the td-dmps is much

safer because it isn't ingested. maybe i should consider the dmsa.

what did your child's hair test look like?

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> > Does anyone have any theories as to what causes verbal apraxia?

Is

> it

> > mercury in the brain?? Is it vitamin deficiencies?? The one

area

> > that hasn't improved for us with chelation is language. We are

> > chelating with oral DMSA using Andy's protocal for about 10

> rounds.

> > Is it time to add ALA?

> >

> > THANKS

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Guest guest
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That's Amazing! THANKS for sharing!!

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> > Does anyone have any theories as to what causes verbal apraxia?

Is

> it

> > mercury in the brain?? Is it vitamin deficiencies?? The one

area

> > that hasn't improved for us with chelation is language. We are

> > chelating with oral DMSA using Andy's protocal for about 10

> rounds.

> > Is it time to add ALA?

> >

> > THANKS

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Guest guest
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>

> what a great story! i'm so glad that it worked so well for you!

> do you think the biggest changes came after adding ala? I haven't

> added ala yet.

yes.

> also, i'm using td-dmps. i wonder if that makes a

> difference. the doctor we are using things the td-dmps is much

> safer because it isn't ingested. maybe i should consider the dmsa.

> what did your child's hair test look like?

He met 2 out of the 3 counting rules.

He also had mercury in the red zone because he was eating some seafood

at that time. Aluminium very high, in the red zone too. Arsenic,

antimony and some others in the yellow zone.

Guest guest
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> shelly: we are having the same problem. it is really depressing.

my son tries

> to say words but he barely even opens his mouth to say anything and

has so

> few syllables that he says with consistency. i haven't seen much

progress at

> all with chelation and it is bumming me out royally. what are your

son's

> problems?

I have two kids with symptoms that sound similar to apraxia. For #2,

it was primarily articulation, he was very difficult to understand.

For #3, it was sort of like " whole phrase stuttering " , he would try to

say words, his little face would contort for several seconds, then he

would finally get the word/phrase out. For both of them, high doses

of folic acid eliminated this problem. It also eliminated video

scripting and writing letters in the air.

And, as an unexpected WONDERFUL benefit, it eliminated LOTS of other

problems like hangnails, thick nail bed, and cracks in the skin of the

heels, and made their skin soooooooo soft, just like a newborn! I am

using it myself and my heels are no longer cracked and my skin is soft

again also.

Wonderful stuff!

Dana

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