6 mos. into TD-DMSA - urine test doesn't show much coming out - is this common?

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We are 6 months into TD-DMSA. We just got back our urine test. It doesn't

show much coming out, is this common? My son is 9 years old, is this a case of

it taking longer for older children? We didn't do a urine test before

beginning chelation so we don't have anything to compare it to. He also had

blood work done. Any thoughts would be very much appreciated, since our

doctor doesn't know much. Here are his results:

urine results:

Aluminum - 11 - within reference range

Antimony - .07 - within reference range

Arsenic - 19 - within reference range

Beryllium - dl - less than detection limit

Bismuth - dl - less than detection limit

Cadmium - .6 - within reference range

Lead - .3 - within reference range

Mercury - dl - less than detection limit

Nickel - 3 - within reference range

Platinum - dl - less than detection limit

Thallium - .2 - within reference range

Thorium - dl - less than detection limit

Tin - .4 - within reference range

Tungsten .4 - within reference range

Uranium - dl - less than detection limit

Creatinine - 82 - mean

red blood cell elements:

Calcium - 13 - ref. range 8-31

Magnesium - 51 - ref. range - 36-64

Potassium - 83 - ref. range 65-95

Phosphorus - 654 - ref. range 480-745

Copper - .87 - ref. range .52-.89

Zinc - 10.3 - ref. range 8-14.5

Iron - 979 - ref. range 745-1050

Manganese - .040 - ref. range .007-.030

Chromium - .0028 - ref. range .0003-.0060

Selenium - .33 - ref. range.19-.38

Boron - .077 - ref. range .01-.110

Vandium - .0004 - ref. range .0001-.0020

Molybdenum - .0018 - ref. range .0005-.0020

Arsenic - <.0006 - ref. range <.010

Cadmium - <.0008 - ref. range <.005

Lead - .013 - ref. range <.090

Mercury - <.001 - ref. range <.010

Thallium - <.0001 - ref. range <.0005

[Guest guest]

Did you do a hair analysis (and apply counting rules) before you started to see

which toxic metals he has? Are you seeing positives in behavior, etc?

S S

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We are 6 months into TD-DMSA.  We just got back our urine  test.  It doesn't

show much coming out, is this common?  My  son is 9 years old, is this a case of

it taking longer for older  children?  We didn't do a urine test before

beginning chelation so  we don't have anything to compare it to.  He also had

blood work  done.  Any thoughts would be very much appreciated, since our 

doctor doesn't know much.  Here are his results:<BR>

  <BR>

  urine results:<BR>

  Aluminum - 11 - within reference range<BR>

  Antimony - .07 - within reference range<BR>

  Arsenic - 19 - within reference range<BR>

  Beryllium - dl - less than detection limit<BR>

  Bismuth - dl - less than detection limit<BR>

  Cadmium - .6 - within reference range<BR>

  Lead - .3 - within reference range<BR>

  Mercury - dl - less than detection limit<BR>

  Nickel - 3 - within reference range<BR>

  Platinum - dl - less than detection limit<BR>

  Thallium - .2 - within reference range<BR>

  Thorium - dl - less than detection limit<BR>

  Tin - .4 - within reference range<BR>

  Tungsten .4 - within reference range<BR>

  Uranium - dl - less than detection limit<BR>

  Creatinine - 82 - mean<BR>

  <BR>

  red blood cell elements:<BR>

  Calcium - 13 - ref. range 8-31<BR>

  Magnesium - 51 - ref. range - 36-64<BR>

  Potassium - 83 - ref. range 65-95<BR>

  Phosphorus - 654 - ref. range 480-745<BR>

  Copper - .87 - ref. range .52-.89<BR>

  Zinc - 10.3 - ref. range 8-14.5<BR>

  Iron - 979 - ref. range 745-1050<BR>

  Manganese - .040 - ref. range .007-.030<BR>

  Chromium - .0028 - ref. range .0003-.0060<BR>

  Selenium - .33 - ref. range.19-.38<BR>

  Boron - .077 - ref. range .01-.110<BR>

  Vandium - .0004 - ref. range .0001-.0020<BR>

  Molybdenum - .0018 - ref. range .0005-.0020<BR>

  Arsenic - <.0006 - ref. range <.010<BR>

  Cadmium - <.0008 - ref. range <.005<BR>

  Lead - .013 - ref. range <.090<BR>

  Mercury - <.001 - ref. range <.010<BR>

  Thallium - <.0001 - ref. range <.0005<BR>

 

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[Guest guest]

We did a hair test back in July. Where do I find the counting rules? I better

look into this.

Shepard Salzer <_Shepard@...> wrote:

Did you do a hair analysis (and apply counting rules) before you started to see

which toxic metals he has? Are you seeing positives in behavior, etc?

S S

We are 6 months into TD-DMSA. We just got back our urine test. It doesn't

show much coming out, is this common? My son is 9 years old, is this a case

of it taking longer for older children? We didn't do a urine test before

beginning chelation so we don't have anything to compare it to. He also had

blood work done. Any thoughts would be very much appreciated, since our

doctor doesn't know much. Here are his results:

urine results:

Aluminum - 11 - within reference range

Antimony - .07 - within reference range

Arsenic - 19 - within reference range

Beryllium - dl - less than detection limit

Bismuth - dl - less than detection limit

Cadmium - .6 - within reference range

Lead - .3 - within reference range

Mercury - dl - less than detection limit

Nickel - 3 - within reference range

Platinum - dl - less than detection limit

Thallium - .2 - within reference range

Thorium - dl - less than detection limit

Tin - .4 - within reference range

Tungsten .4 - within reference range

Uranium - dl - less than detection limit

Creatinine - 82 - mean

red blood cell elements:

Calcium - 13 - ref. range 8-31

Magnesium - 51 - ref. range - 36-64

Potassium - 83 - ref. range 65-95

Phosphorus - 654 - ref. range 480-745

Copper - .87 - ref. range .52-.89

Zinc - 10.3 - ref. range 8-14.5

Iron - 979 - ref. range 745-1050

Manganese - .040 - ref. range .007-.030

Chromium - .0028 - ref. range .0003-.0060

Selenium - .33 - ref. range.19-.38

Boron - .077 - ref. range .01-.110

Vandium - .0004 - ref. range .0001-.0020

Molybdenum - .0018 - ref. range .0005-.0020

Arsenic - <.0006 - ref. range <.010

Cadmium - <.0008 - ref. range <.005

Lead - .013 - ref. range <.090

Mercury - <.001 - ref. range <.010

Thallium - <.0001 - ref. range <.0005

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They are here:

http://home.earthlink.net/~moriam/HOW_TO_hair_test.html

René

>

> We did a hair test back in July. Where do I find the counting

rules? I better look into this.

>

[Guest guest]

,

Please listen to the attached videos.

http://www.autismmedia.org/media4.html

In particular, listen to the Geiers. According to them, chelation may not be

effective due to high testosterone. Has his testosterone ever been tested?

Good luck!

Selavka <stacylynncollins@...> wrote:

We did a hair test back in July. Where do I find the counting rules? I

better look into this.

Shepard Salzer <_Shepard@...> wrote:

Did you do a hair analysis (and apply counting rules) before you started to see

which toxic metals he has? Are you seeing positives in behavior, etc?

S S

We are 6 months into TD-DMSA. We just got back our urine test. It doesn't

show much coming out, is this common? My son is 9 years old, is this a case

of it taking longer for older children? We didn't do a urine test before

beginning chelation so we don't have anything to compare it to. He also had

blood work done. Any thoughts would be very much appreciated, since our

doctor doesn't know much. Here are his results:

urine results:

Aluminum - 11 - within reference range

Antimony - .07 - within reference range

Arsenic - 19 - within reference range

Beryllium - dl - less than detection limit

Bismuth - dl - less than detection limit

Cadmium - .6 - within reference range

Lead - .3 - within reference range

Mercury - dl - less than detection limit

Nickel - 3 - within reference range

Platinum - dl - less than detection limit

Thallium - .2 - within reference range

Thorium - dl - less than detection limit

Tin - .4 - within reference range

Tungsten .4 - within reference range

Uranium - dl - less than detection limit

Creatinine - 82 - mean

red blood cell elements:

Calcium - 13 - ref. range 8-31

Magnesium - 51 - ref. range - 36-64

Potassium - 83 - ref. range 65-95

Phosphorus - 654 - ref. range 480-745

Copper - .87 - ref. range .52-.89

Zinc - 10.3 - ref. range 8-14.5

Iron - 979 - ref. range 745-1050

Manganese - .040 - ref. range .007-.030

Chromium - .0028 - ref. range .0003-.0060

Selenium - .33 - ref. range.19-.38

Boron - .077 - ref. range .01-.110

Vandium - .0004 - ref. range .0001-.0020

Molybdenum - .0018 - ref. range .0005-.0020

Arsenic - <.0006 - ref. range <.010

Cadmium - <.0008 - ref. range <.005

Lead - .013 - ref. range <.090

Mercury - <.001 - ref. range <.010

Thallium - <.0001 - ref. range <.0005

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My son's testosterone hasn't been tested but I would guess it is high, as he is

9 years old and has hair in places that I think he should have yet. I will

look into this.

Abid Khan <a_bit_solutions@...> wrote: ,

Please listen to the attached videos.

http://www.autismmedia.org/media4.html

In particular, listen to the Geiers. According to them, chelation may not

be effective due to high testosterone. Has his testosterone ever been tested?

Good luck!

Selavka <stacylynncollins@...> wrote:

We did a hair test back in July. Where do I find the counting rules? I

better look into this.

Shepard Salzer <_Shepard@...> wrote:

Did you do a hair analysis (and apply counting rules) before you started to

see which toxic metals he has? Are you seeing positives in behavior, etc?

S S

We are 6 months into TD-DMSA. We just got back our urine test. It

doesn't show much coming out, is this common? My son is 9 years old, is this

a case of it taking longer for older children? We didn't do a urine test

before beginning chelation so we don't have anything to compare it to. He

also had blood work done. Any thoughts would be very much appreciated, since

our doctor doesn't know much. Here are his results:

urine results:

Aluminum - 11 - within reference range

Antimony - .07 - within reference range

Arsenic - 19 - within reference range

Beryllium - dl - less than detection limit

Bismuth - dl - less than detection limit

Cadmium - .6 - within reference range

Lead - .3 - within reference range

Mercury - dl - less than detection limit

Nickel - 3 - within reference range

Platinum - dl - less than detection limit

Thallium - .2 - within reference range

Thorium - dl - less than detection limit

Tin - .4 - within reference range

Tungsten .4 - within reference range

Uranium - dl - less than detection limit

Creatinine - 82 - mean

red blood cell elements:

Calcium - 13 - ref. range 8-31

Magnesium - 51 - ref. range - 36-64

Potassium - 83 - ref. range 65-95

Phosphorus - 654 - ref. range 480-745

Copper - .87 - ref. range .52-.89

Zinc - 10.3 - ref. range 8-14.5

Iron - 979 - ref. range 745-1050

Manganese - .040 - ref. range .007-.030

Chromium - .0028 - ref. range .0003-.0060

Selenium - .33 - ref. range.19-.38

Boron - .077 - ref. range .01-.110

Vandium - .0004 - ref. range .0001-.0020

Molybdenum - .0018 - ref. range .0005-.0020

Arsenic - <.0006 - ref. range <.010

Cadmium - <.0008 - ref. range <.005

Lead - .013 - ref. range <.090

Mercury - <.001 - ref. range <.010

Thallium - <.0001 - ref. range <.0005

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>

> We are 6 months into TD-DMSA. We just got back our urine

test. It doesn't show much coming out, is this common? My son is

9 years old, is this a case of it taking longer for older

children? We didn't do a urine test before beginning chelation so

we don't have anything to compare it to. He also had blood work

done. Any thoughts would be very much appreciated, since our

doctor doesn't know much. Here are his results:

>

>

>

> urine results:

>

> Aluminum - 11 - within reference range

>

> Antimony - .07 - within reference range

>

> Arsenic - 19 - within reference range

>

> Beryllium - dl - less than detection limit

>

> Bismuth - dl - less than detection limit

>

> Cadmium - .6 - within reference range

>

> Lead - .3 - within reference range

>

> Mercury - dl - less than detection limit

>

> Nickel - 3 - within reference range

>

> Platinum - dl - less than detection limit

>

> Thallium - .2 - within reference range

>

> Thorium - dl - less than detection limit

>

> Tin - .4 - within reference range

>

> Tungsten .4 - within reference range

>

> Uranium - dl - less than detection limit

>

> Creatinine - 82 - mean

>

>

>

> red blood cell elements:

>

> Calcium - 13 - ref. range 8-31

>

> Magnesium - 51 - ref. range - 36-64

>

> Potassium - 83 - ref. range 65-95

>

> Phosphorus - 654 - ref. range 480-745

>

> Copper - .87 - ref. range .52-.89

>

> Zinc - 10.3 - ref. range 8-14.5

>

> Iron - 979 - ref. range 745-1050

>

> Manganese - .040 - ref. range .007-.030

>

> Chromium - .0028 - ref. range .0003-.0060

>

> Selenium - .33 - ref. range.19-.38

>

> Boron - .077 - ref. range .01-.110

>

> Vandium - .0004 - ref. range .0001-.0020

>

> Molybdenum - .0018 - ref. range .0005-.0020

>

> Arsenic - <.0006 - ref. range <.010

>

> Cadmium - <.0008 - ref. range <.005

>

> Lead - .013 - ref. range <.090

>

> Mercury - <.001 - ref. range <.010

>

> Thallium - <.0001 - ref. range <.0005

>

>

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[Guest guest]

If that is the case you should definitely listen to the Geiers and Reverend

Sykes. She has an autisic boy (age 9) who is almost over his autism and he has

hair on various parts of his body as well.

Selavka <stacylynncollins@...> wrote: My son's testosterone

hasn't been tested but I would guess it is high, as he is 9 years old and has

hair in places that I think he should have yet. I will look into this.

Abid Khan <a_bit_solutions@...> wrote: ,

Please listen to the attached videos.

http://www.autismmedia.org/media4.html

In particular, listen to the Geiers. According to them, chelation may not

be effective due to high testosterone. Has his testosterone ever been tested?

Good luck!

Selavka <stacylynncollins@...> wrote:

We did a hair test back in July. Where do I find the counting rules? I

better look into this.

Shepard Salzer <_Shepard@...> wrote:

Did you do a hair analysis (and apply counting rules) before you started to

see which toxic metals he has? Are you seeing positives in behavior, etc?

S S

We are 6 months into TD-DMSA. We just got back our urine test. It

doesn't show much coming out, is this common? My son is 9 years old, is this

a case of it taking longer for older children? We didn't do a urine test

before beginning chelation so we don't have anything to compare it to. He

also had blood work done. Any thoughts would be very much appreciated, since

our doctor doesn't know much. Here are his results:

urine results:

Aluminum - 11 - within reference range

Antimony - .07 - within reference range

Arsenic - 19 - within reference range

Beryllium - dl - less than detection limit

Bismuth - dl - less than detection limit

Cadmium - .6 - within reference range

Lead - .3 - within reference range

Mercury - dl - less than detection limit

Nickel - 3 - within reference range

Platinum - dl - less than detection limit

Thallium - .2 - within reference range

Thorium - dl - less than detection limit

Tin - .4 - within reference range

Tungsten .4 - within reference range

Uranium - dl - less than detection limit

Creatinine - 82 - mean

red blood cell elements:

Calcium - 13 - ref. range 8-31

Magnesium - 51 - ref. range - 36-64

Potassium - 83 - ref. range 65-95

Phosphorus - 654 - ref. range 480-745

Copper - .87 - ref. range .52-.89

Zinc - 10.3 - ref. range 8-14.5

Iron - 979 - ref. range 745-1050

Manganese - .040 - ref. range .007-.030

Chromium - .0028 - ref. range .0003-.0060

Selenium - .33 - ref. range.19-.38

Boron - .077 - ref. range .01-.110

Vandium - .0004 - ref. range .0001-.0020

Molybdenum - .0018 - ref. range .0005-.0020

Arsenic - <.0006 - ref. range <.010

Cadmium - <.0008 - ref. range <.005

Lead - .013 - ref. range <.090

Mercury - <.001 - ref. range <.010

Thallium - <.0001 - ref. range <.0005

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