Wyndie/was: Re: ANY sucess with DMSA, anyone?

[Guest guest]

Wyndie,

You don't have to test, just know things are working, you're just not seeing it.

If you stop at this point, eventually they will regress back to where they were.

This has happened to some people. I don't think things are moving at this point

and people get discouraged and stop, but keep going.

You are done when you pass the first slow down, then get more improvements, then

no improvements at all for 2-3 months.

Then wait 6 months, start chelation again, and if you get no more improvements,

you're done.

Wishing you a quick and easy recovery,

[ ] Re: ANY sucess with DMSA, anyone?

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> Thanks Believe it or not, we have only done 3 rounds of

chelation

> so far. He's a huge responder. About a year ago, we started

eating

> only natural, whole foods. He improved a bit with that. Then we

> started supplementation for his various issues. Then we started

> treating yeast. He has made small improvements with each change.

I

> am still going to continue chelation until his tests come back

saying

> he's clear. I assume that b/c his first obvious problem was

> anaphylactic food allergies, that once he loses those, he will be

> healed. I don't know, that's just my theory. We still have things

> to work on, he's not totally NT yet, but it was nice to hear " he

> doesn't qualify anymore " . I hope to hear from many on this

list

> that their child receives the same announcement.

> Wyndie

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you . I'm glad you explained that b/c I would have been

tempted to stop once there was no obvious action going on. And my

husband would probably want the same if we didn't realize that's the

normal progression of things.

Wyndie

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> > This is great, Wyndie. The normal course of chelation is to get

> improvement for 1-4 months, then a slow down of 6-9 months where

you

> don't see much happening but important to keep chelating, then

> improvements will come again.

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> > Great news!

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> > [ ] Re: ANY sucess with DMSA, anyone?

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> >

> > Thanks Believe it or not, we have only done 3 rounds of

> chelation

> > so far. He's a huge responder. About a year ago, we started

> eating

> > only natural, whole foods. He improved a bit with that. Then we

> > started supplementation for his various issues. Then we started

> > treating yeast. He has made small improvements with each

change.

> I

> > am still going to continue chelation until his tests come back

> saying

> > he's clear. I assume that b/c his first obvious problem was

> > anaphylactic food allergies, that once he loses those, he will

be

> > healed. I don't know, that's just my theory. We still have

things

> > to work on, he's not totally NT yet, but it was nice to

hear " he

> > doesn't qualify anymore " . I hope to hear from many on this

> list

> > that their child receives the same announcement.

> > Wyndie

> >

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