- PCA-Rx bad? / was Re: OT: Fluid in the ears

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Mark,

I know that you are talking to SS, but I just can't resist.

PCA-Rx contains lipoic acid - the company won't say how much but they

do say that there is some in it. It is NOT a good idea to give a

poisoned person lipoic acid on anything other than a chelation

schedule, every 3 h, for so many days on, so many days off. Giving it

infrequently, and with amalgams in place (the company tells people to

do that!!) brings in the element of risk of driving metals INTO the

brain and other sensitive tissues and leading to worsening of symptoms

over time. It is truly not necessary to take such a risk, or to pay

big bucks for PCA-RX when a person can just buy lipoic acid, measure

out the appropriate dose, and use in appropriately.

Because it does contain lipoic acid, one would expect that some people

do feel better some of the time while taking it, because it will move

metals. The problem is that by taking it infrequently it will move

metals to places where they are not wanted.

If you check archives you will find that poisoned adults do report

serious side effects from PCA-Rx at extremely low doses. This tells

me that it is doing something, and that means that the risk of using

it and having the metals go to unwanted places is high.

I have asked over and over again in various groups for someone to post

any evidence from the company - anything at all - and so far no one

has come up with anything at all. This tells me that the company

claims are most likely just nonsense.

Apparently Andy did review some company information at one time and

his posts are in archives somewhere.

J

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