Need to know if there is interest in new trial (involves hair tests)

[Guest guest]

Would there be any interest in doing a trial testing how enzyme therapy

impacts detoxification in general, including heavy metal removal? We

could use the standard hair tests (I guess that is what is considered

the most reliable...any comments on stools or urine or blood tests?) or

whatever else is considered reliable.

Participants would need to run a test in the beginning, use enzymes for

a couple months, then run another test, continue with enzymes for a

couple more months, and then run another test. I think going through 6

months would be ideal, but will work with what is management. You

wouldn't have to stop anything else you are currently doing except for

any specific chelation or metal detox measures. That is so the results

would be how enzymes effect metal detox/removal and not other things.

Participants would need to be anyone NOT doing some other

chelation/detox program. If you did something in the past but stopped

and are not doing it now, that would be fine. This would be good for

someone starting enzymes and not planning on doing any other chelation

or detox program for some time, or not sure what type of

chelation/detox program they might do, or if they will do one at all.

I am just polling to see if there is interest at the moment. There is a

lot of circumstantial and anecdotal information out there enzymes do

help in this area, but so far not anything formally done to

specifically look at it. Any other thoughts are welcome.

.

[Guest guest]

,

How expensive are the hair tests? What constitutes other chelation protocol. We

are using glutathione cream and cream for adrenal help. That is really all other

than some liver support and lots and lots of enzymes.

Need to know if there is interest in new trial (involves

hair tests)

Would there be any interest in doing a trial testing how enzyme therapy

impacts detoxification in general, including heavy metal removal? We

could use the standard hair tests (I guess that is what is considered

the most reliable...any comments on stools or urine or blood tests?) or

whatever else is considered reliable.

Participants would need to run a test in the beginning, use enzymes for

a couple months, then run another test, continue with enzymes for a

couple more months, and then run another test. I think going through 6

months would be ideal, but will work with what is management. You

wouldn't have to stop anything else you are currently doing except for

any specific chelation or metal detox measures. That is so the results

would be how enzymes effect metal detox/removal and not other things.

Participants would need to be anyone NOT doing some other

chelation/detox program. If you did something in the past but stopped

and are not doing it now, that would be fine. This would be good for

someone starting enzymes and not planning on doing any other chelation

or detox program for some time, or not sure what type of

chelation/detox program they might do, or if they will do one at all.

I am just polling to see if there is interest at the moment. There is a

lot of circumstantial and anecdotal information out there enzymes do

help in this area, but so far not anything formally done to

specifically look at it. Any other thoughts are welcome.

.

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[Guest guest]

I don't know if we would qualify but I'm interested. We tried

enzymes whole hog for five weeks and never got over the negatives so

I dropped back considerably. DS is just getting half caps of AFP

pep and prime zyme morning and evening now. The first week we

dropped back was perfect--he had no issues at all. I'm trying to

figure out how to get that back.

We recently sent a hair test into DD. (It's 46 without the doctor's

fee, but we'll prob. have a follow-up consult). We have also been

doing FIR sauna the past five weeks, coinciding with that first week

on the lower dose.

Over the summer I'll try to up the enzymes at least a little and

maybe try a yeast protocol to see if that helps.

What are some of the theories for how enzymes help detox?

We plan to do hair tests every four mos or so. I can post them if

you like. With the sauna it wouldn't be a clear case, but it might

be informative. We aren't planning to use a chelator like DMPS or

anything.

[Guest guest]

Does treating with homeopathy disqualify you from this trial?

Aileen

[Guest guest]

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I would be interested in participating in the trial, if we meet the criteria.

Just let us know what needs to be done and when.

Thanks for all you do!

Lori Getz

[Guest guest]

~ Are you looking for members who don't currently use Enzymes??

We have been using all three Houston Enzymes since January. No other

detox program. Let me know if we qualify. Thanks, ~

> Would there be any interest in doing a trial testing how enzyme

therapy

> impacts detoxification in general, including heavy metal removal?

[Guest guest]

I am new to the list this week, but would be interested if we

qualified. I ordered the enzymes and plan to start them as soon

as I get them, so not sure if that will work.

Carol(mom to Tim 5.5yrs verbal/oral dyspraxia, multiple food

allergies, global developmental delays, behavorial issures,

social issues, and slow growth)

>

> <<Would there be any interest in doing a trial testing how enzyme

therapy

> impacts detoxification in general, including heavy metal

removal? We

> could use the standard hair tests (I guess that is what is

considered

> the most reliable...any comments on stools or urine or blood

tests?) or

> whatever else is considered reliable.

>

> Participants would need to run a test in the beginning, use

enzymes for

> a couple months, then run another test, continue with enzymes

for a

> couple more months, and then run another test. I think going

through 6

> months would be ideal, but will work with what is management.

You

> wouldn't have to stop anything else you are currently doing

except for

> any specific chelation or metal detox measures. That is so the

results

> would be how enzymes effect metal detox/removal and not other

things.

>

> Participants would need to be anyone NOT doing some other

> chelation/detox program. If you did something in the past but

stopped

> and are not doing it now, that would be fine. This would be good

for

> someone starting enzymes and not planning on doing any other

chelation

> or detox program for some time, or not sure what type of

> chelation/detox program they might do, or if they will do one at

all.

>

> I am just polling to see if there is interest at the moment.

There is a

> lot of circumstantial and anecdotal information out there

enzymes do

> help in this area, but so far not anything formally done to

> specifically look at it. Any other thoughts are welcome.

>

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>

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[Guest guest]

We just started houston enzymes... Count me in.

Francine

Mom to

, 22 months, expressive language delay

, 4 years, PDD-NOS

and , 6 years, NT

jornmatt <kjorn@...> wrote:

Would there be any interest in doing a trial testing how enzyme therapy

impacts detoxification in general, including heavy metal removal? We

could use the standard hair tests (I guess that is what is considered

the most reliable...any comments on stools or urine or blood tests?) or

whatever else is considered reliable.

Participants would need to run a test in the beginning, use enzymes for

a couple months, then run another test, continue with enzymes for a

couple more months, and then run another test. I think going through 6

months would be ideal, but will work with what is management. You

wouldn't have to stop anything else you are currently doing except for

any specific chelation or metal detox measures. That is so the results

would be how enzymes effect metal detox/removal and not other things.

Participants would need to be anyone NOT doing some other

chelation/detox program. If you did something in the past but stopped

and are not doing it now, that would be fine. This would be good for

someone starting enzymes and not planning on doing any other chelation

or detox program for some time, or not sure what type of

chelation/detox program they might do, or if they will do one at all.

I am just polling to see if there is interest at the moment. There is a

lot of circumstantial and anecdotal information out there enzymes do

help in this area, but so far not anything formally done to

specifically look at it. Any other thoughts are welcome.

.

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[Guest guest]

Amy

If I may ask, what were you using for chelation and what exactly were

you seeing that prompted you to stop? Thanks much Rose

I have

> stopped chelation for my son for now due to massive unbearable side

> effects and my daughter has never been tested/chelated.

> Amy

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