Guest guest Posted January 8, 2006 Report Share Posted January 8, 2006 Dear Dr. Cutler, Some members of the AM message board suggested that I should redirect my message to you since 's hair tests are definitely different from what other parents have often reported. We were wondering if you would be willing to read these tests for us. The first two hair tests are pre-chelating times. When chelating and testing, we have never done a challenge as chelation was already too hard on him. These are the links (in chronological order): http://www.dappertext.com/labresults/20040610_Hair.jpg http://www.dappertext.com/labresults/20050228_Hair.jpg http://www.dappertext.com/labresults/20041026_Hair.jpg http://www.dappertext.com/labresults/20050823_Hair.jpg For the last two hair tests we also did urine and feces and mercury started to show in the urine and decrease in hair. Chelation with TD-DMPS has been very hard on our son. To get in 3 drops of TD-DMPS took us four months, and one month off with liver support. After that, we chelated for 6 months (corresponding with the last two sets of tests). We attempted a full dose at the end of June, but he had signs of liver stress and we cut back again. Due to illness (fever) we stopped in August and were unable to get back to DMPS without major behavioral regression (pretty much as at the beginning of the chelating days). has also viral issues and Dr. Usmas has him on Valtrex. He does not fit the profile that Buttar and others have described for our kids. He seems to have a partial ability to excrete. However, chelation with DMPS is tuff on his system and so far has brought very little improvement to speak of. We are eager to go back to chelation, but researching what the best option for would be. PS: Do you do consultations? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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