Re: Going into Round 2 of chelation and have a question

[Guest guest]

Hi all

I have similar question as Mandy. Many of the discussions here are

on the process. This is understandable as most of you are chalating

your children. But for those of us who are planning to chelate the

result story is of more interest. I would be grateful if people can

share their successes with chalation. My son is also non verbal.

Many thanks

Assefa

>

> Hi all

> We are entering into round 2 of chelation this weekend. I have

read

> Dana's website, especially the part about each round and what

> happened. I was wondering if there was another place that could

tell

> me more of what to expect and when?

> My son doesn't have food sensitivities, but did have yeast build

up

> which we treated. He is non verbal but has been saying words here

and

> there for awhile. During round 1 we didn't notice anything but

hyper

> activity. On Dana's webpage she mentioned improvement on round

1. I

> don't expect anything overnight, just wondering if others saw

results

> later?

> Thanks in advance for any replies.

> Mandy

>

[Guest guest]

Hi all

I have similar question as Mandy. Many of the discussions here are

on the process. This is understandable as most of you are chalating

your children. But for those of us who are planning to chelate the

result story is of more interest. I would be grateful if people can

share their successes with chalation. My son is also non verbal.

Many thanks

Assefa

>

> Hi all

> We are entering into round 2 of chelation this weekend. I have

read

> Dana's website, especially the part about each round and what

> happened. I was wondering if there was another place that could

tell

> me more of what to expect and when?

> My son doesn't have food sensitivities, but did have yeast build

up

> which we treated. He is non verbal but has been saying words here

and

> there for awhile. During round 1 we didn't notice anything but

hyper

> activity. On Dana's webpage she mentioned improvement on round

1. I

> don't expect anything overnight, just wondering if others saw

results

> later?

> Thanks in advance for any replies.

> Mandy

>

[Guest guest]

Assefa and Mandy,

I know what you mean, we do need to read those stories to keep going :-) I am

at the very beginning of chelating my son, 4 yo, nonverbal, some words now here

and there since we started chelation. If you read the message Update on Evan

just posted last night, you could see how he has been doing on the rounds.

Overall, I am very pleased; it seems to be a long journey ahead, but yeah, I

know we are getting there. I suspect he is very mercury toxic. Doing it slowly

and in low doses is the safest way, however.

Often, it's the amount of the chelator that you are using that makes things

more hard on the kids. It's important to have all the mineral and vitamin supps

in place also to have a successful round.

You can read success stories either in the file section of the autism treatment

group's home or on Moria's website. Just do a search, perhaps onibasu.com will

have a lot of these stories in the archives.

best of luch to you and do write back for more encouragement :-)

assefagenrehiwot <assefagenrehiwot@...> wrote:

Hi all

I have similar question as Mandy. Many of the discussions here are

on the process. This is understandable as most of you are chalating

your children. But for those of us who are planning to chelate the

result story is of more interest. I would be grateful if people can

share their successes with chalation. My son is also non verbal.

Many thanks

Assefa

>

> Hi all

> We are entering into round 2 of chelation this weekend. I have

read

> Dana's website, especially the part about each round and what

> happened. I was wondering if there was another place that could

tell

> me more of what to expect and when?

> My son doesn't have food sensitivities, but did have yeast build

up

> which we treated. He is non verbal but has been saying words here

and

> there for awhile. During round 1 we didn't notice anything but

hyper

> activity. On Dana's webpage she mentioned improvement on round

1. I

> don't expect anything overnight, just wondering if others saw

results

> later?

> Thanks in advance for any replies.

> Mandy

>

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[Guest guest]

> But for those of us who are planning to chelate the

> result story is of more interest. I would be grateful if people can

> share their successes with chalation.

Look at the chelation case histories in the file section of this list,

and the Love Letters section on Moria's site (you can get there from

the File section as well).

Nell

[Guest guest]

Assefa

Hi, I have posted my question on another group to see if I can find

some answers to my questions. If you are interested please email me

and I will let you know anything I find out.

Thanks

Mandy

> >

> > Hi all

> > We are entering into round 2 of chelation this weekend. I have

> read

> > Dana's website, especially the part about each round and what

> > happened. I was wondering if there was another place that could

> tell

> > me more of what to expect and when?

> > My son doesn't have food sensitivities, but did have yeast build

> up

> > which we treated. He is non verbal but has been saying words

here

> and

> > there for awhile. During round 1 we didn't notice anything but

> hyper

> > activity. On Dana's webpage she mentioned improvement on round

> 1. I

> > don't expect anything overnight, just wondering if others saw

> results

> > later?

> > Thanks in advance for any replies.

> > Mandy

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Another place to look for stories about successful treatments is at

http://treatingautism.org/ under stories of hope. A great website

for all things autism.

I would also encourage you to use ONIBASU. It is an excellent tool

for all types of autism research and simply inputting " update "

and " chelation " will get you some stuff. You can fine tune it by

adding in " DMSA " or some other things specific to what you'd like to

learn.

Although there are some trends in what people see, many people don't

see anything at all when they first start chelating. It isn't, for

many of us, an instant kind of thing. Also remember that there is a

stall period (not to be confused with regression--there shouldn't be

that). Try to keep track of things, the little changes, in some

sort of tracking chart. After all, the other stories are good to

know, but your own child's story will be the most important one to

you. :-)

Anita

>

> Hi all

>

> I have similar question as Mandy. Many of the discussions here are

> on the process. This is understandable as most of you are

chalating

> your children. But for those of us who are planning to chelate the

> result story is of more interest. I would be grateful if people

can

> share their successes with chalation. My son is also non verbal.

>

> Many thanks

>

> Assefa

>

>