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We have been chelating my son (who has autism) since Sept.05 with good

results, although we are seeing some regression that has been talked

about in other threads. My question is, has anyone seen good benefits

of chelating a child with ADHD? According to the blood workup our

daughter met the markers for heavy metals, and we know she had a

reaction to her 9 month vaccines because she ended up in the

hospital. I do believe that in theory it should work but I am nervous

that I am pinning to much hope on it. Are there any studies on

chelation and ADHD? Any help would be appreciated.

Guest guest
Posted

Consider doing a DDI hair test and applying the counting rules to see which

toxic metals your daughter has. Regardless of a diagnosis of ADHD, toxic metals

should be removed to avoid Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, etc., down the line. Some

of us with no (official) diagnosis have or are chelating.

S S

<p>We have been chelating my son (who has autism) since Sept.05 with

good <br>

results, although we are seeing some regression that has been talked <br>

about in other threads. My question is, has anyone seen good benefits <br>

of chelating a child with ADHD? According to the blood workup our <br>

daughter met the markers for heavy metals, and we know she had a <br>

reaction to her 9 month vaccines because she ended up in the <br>

hospital. I do believe that in theory it should work but I am nervous <br>

that I am pinning to much hope on it. Are there any studies on <br>

chelation and ADHD? Any help would be appreciated.<br>

<br>

<br>

<br>

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Guest guest
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My sister is chelating her 6 year old ADHD daughter and already seeing

great results after only 3 rounds. Vicki

>

> We have been chelating my son (who has autism) since Sept.05 with

good

> results, although we are seeing some regression that has been talked

> about in other threads. My question is, has anyone seen good

benefits

> of chelating a child with ADHD? According to the blood workup our

> daughter met the markers for heavy metals, and we know she had a

> reaction to her 9 month vaccines because she ended up in the

> hospital. I do believe that in theory it should work but I am

nervous

> that I am pinning to much hope on it. Are there any studies on

> chelation and ADHD? Any help would be appreciated.

>

>

>

Guest guest
Posted

> My sister is chelating her 6 year old ADHD daughter and already seeing

> great results after only 3 rounds. Vicki

The ADHD children I have heard results for all did wonderfully - the

less toxic the kids are the easier they are to chelate.

About 25% of grade schoolers right now have identifiable learning

issues, and of course there is the big epidemic of asthma and

allergies. Most of this is mercury..

Part of this tragic AMA holocaust is that it is really mostly the

parents of the most impaired children who seek alternative treatments,

yet the other kids who would respond promptly and fully to chelation

are not helped and tanked up on speed (with very predictable negative

results).

Andy

Guest guest
Posted

>

> About 25% of grade schoolers right now have identifiable learning

> issues, and of course there is the big epidemic of asthma and

> allergies. Most of this is mercury..

Regarding the above statement:

Would you think that a 17yr old who only developed allergies in the

past 2 years might be mercury toxic? (His brother has autism and is

responding nicely to chelation)...is it something that could develop

that slowly ? He is NT in all respects.

And would the protocol be the same for someone " less " toxic ?

Cheryl

Guest guest
Posted

-Cheryl,

Yes same thing happened here with my NT now almost 16 year old

daughter. we ran some genetics on her and they are exactly the same

as my sons, she just crashed at an older age, allergies, energy

issues, feeling like crap.Happened after junior high hep B series and

DPT shot. Started DAN stuff on her 2 years ago, 6 months later she

said she forgot what it was like to feel good. We did not chelate

her, just supporting her genetics to detox on her own, via Yasko

protocol now. she is doing well.

Colleen

-- In , " Cheryl " <mossyforrest@...>

wrote:

>

>

> >

> > About 25% of grade schoolers right now have identifiable learning

> > issues, and of course there is the big epidemic of asthma and

> > allergies. Most of this is mercury..

>

> Regarding the above statement:

>

> Would you think that a 17yr old who only developed allergies in the

> past 2 years might be mercury toxic? (His brother has autism and is

> responding nicely to chelation)...is it something that could

develop

> that slowly ? He is NT in all respects.

>

> And would the protocol be the same for someone " less " toxic ?

>

> Cheryl

>

Guest guest
Posted

How many vaccines and mercury amalgam dental fillings has he had lately? No

tattoos, I hope (most of the contain toxic metals). Yes, he could be toxic, for

some it takes a while to manifest. Get a DDI hair elements test and apply

counting rules to see what you are dealing with.

S S

Regarding the above statement:<br>

<br>

Would you think that a 17yr old who only developed allergies in the <br>

past 2 years might be mercury toxic? (His brother has autism and is <br>

responding nicely to chelation)..<wbr>.is it something that could develop <br>

that slowly ? He is NT in all respects. <br>

<br>

And would the protocol be the same for someone " less " toxic ?<br>

<br>

Cheryl<br>

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Guest guest
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I have a friend who has a child with ADHD and dsylexia and they have

him in a high class, high dollar private school. I talked to his mom

a little about the diet and chelation. I don't know if anything will

come of it but hopefully...

I've often thought about chelating my daughter who is 3 because she

had her shots up until 6 months of age. Because she is VERY

hyperactive and if she were in school, i'm sure they would say she's

ADHD and needs to be on medication. But then there's the possibility

that she could just be bored.

>

> > My sister is chelating her 6 year old ADHD daughter and already

seeing

> > great results after only 3 rounds. Vicki

>

> The ADHD children I have heard results for all did wonderfully -

the

> less toxic the kids are the easier they are to chelate.

>

> About 25% of grade schoolers right now have identifiable learning

> issues, and of course there is the big epidemic of asthma and

> allergies. Most of this is mercury..

>

> Part of this tragic AMA holocaust is that it is really mostly the

> parents of the most impaired children who seek alternative

treatments,

> yet the other kids who would respond promptly and fully to

chelation

> are not helped and tanked up on speed (with very predictable

negative

> results).

>

> Andy

>

Guest guest
Posted

He has had no vaccines in 12 years, had all prior to that...

he has no tattoos, he has no amalgams. He has no learning problems at

all, allergies is the only problem. The doctor says there was a

possibility he was developing asthma the last visit....

Cheryl

>

>

> How many vaccines and mercury amalgam dental fillings has he had

lately? No tattoos, I hope (most of the contain toxic metals). Yes,

he could be toxic, for some it takes a while to manifest. Get a DDI

hair elements test and apply counting rules to see what you are dealing

with.

> S S

>

Guest guest
Posted

> I've often thought about chelating my daughter who is 3 because she

> had her shots up until 6 months of age. Because she is VERY

> hyperactive and if she were in school, i'm sure they would say she's

> ADHD and needs to be on medication. But then there's the possibility

> that she could just be bored.

You could get her hair tested. I'm chelating my younger daughter even

though her only symptom is occasional yeast, because her hair test met

a counting rule.

Nell

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Posted

Have you tried NAET? www.naet.com

S S

<p>He has had no vaccines in 12 years, had all prior to that...<br>

he has no tattoos, he has no amalgams. He has no learning problems at <br>

all, allergies is the only problem. The doctor says there was a <br>

possibility he was developing asthma the last visit....<br>

<br>

Cheryl<br>

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Guest guest
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> Would you think that a 17yr old who only developed allergies in the

> past 2 years might be mercury toxic?

I developed asthma a few years ago, right after a flu shot.

Yes, might be mercury.

>> (His brother has autism and is

> responding nicely to chelation)...

Great that he is responding!

>>is it something that could develop

> that slowly ? He is NT in all respects.

Or might be a recent exposure that is not related to any vaccinations.

Or might be a recent medical issue that was resolved, but the

resolution caused other issues to surface, which had been low-lying

previously.

> And would the protocol be the same for someone " less " toxic ?

I chelated all four of my kids with ALA. I used basically the same

protocol, altho I adjusted the dose based on the child's age and weight.

Dana

Guest guest
Posted

My 4 y.o. HFA son was given rice with cilantro at a restaurant last year. He

is gentle, but almost immediately stood up and started throwing rice at me

giggling hysterically. When I learned that cilantro is a chelator AND/OR

could have high levels of merc because it attracts it, I started thinking

about those stories of a child or adult who is mild but suddenly goes nuts.

I thought " what if we recover this child but don't fully chelate him and he

ends up at a party at the age of say, 16, and gets a dish with cilantro and

goes nuts, throws things, gets arrested. . . " it actually made we wonder a

lot about these ADHD children and impulsivity, as well as violence. I wonder

what other foods are out there that could set off a poisoned child.

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On Behalf Of andrewhallcutler

Sent: Tuesday, June 27, 2006 12:10 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: ADHD and chelation

> My sister is chelating her 6 year old ADHD daughter and already seeing

> great results after only 3 rounds. Vicki

The ADHD children I have heard results for all did wonderfully - the

less toxic the kids are the easier they are to chelate.

About 25% of grade schoolers right now have identifiable learning

issues, and of course there is the big epidemic of asthma and

allergies. Most of this is mercury..

Part of this tragic AMA holocaust is that it is really mostly the

parents of the most impaired children who seek alternative treatments,

yet the other kids who would respond promptly and fully to chelation

are not helped and tanked up on speed (with very predictable negative

results).

Andy

Guest guest
Posted

http://www.inspection.gc.ca/english/fssa/labeti/allerg/sulphe.shtml

Scroll down and check out the rice part...The rice your son received may

have contained sulphites. An excess of circulating sulphites which have not

been converted to sulphate will cleave B1 (thiamine) and result in

neurological symptoms.

[ ] Re: ADHD and chelation

>

>

>

>> My sister is chelating her 6 year old ADHD daughter and already seeing

>> great results after only 3 rounds. Vicki

>

> The ADHD children I have heard results for all did wonderfully - the

> less toxic the kids are the easier they are to chelate.

>

> About 25% of grade schoolers right now have identifiable learning

> issues, and of course there is the big epidemic of asthma and

> allergies. Most of this is mercury..

>

> Part of this tragic AMA holocaust is that it is really mostly the

> parents of the most impaired children who seek alternative treatments,

> yet the other kids who would respond promptly and fully to chelation

> are not helped and tanked up on speed (with very predictable negative

> results).

>

> Andy

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

Guest guest
Posted

>

> http://www.inspection.gc.ca/english/fssa/labeti/allerg/sulphe.shtml

>

> Scroll down and check out the rice part...The rice your son received

may

> have contained sulphites. An excess of circulating sulphites which

have not

> been converted to sulphate will cleave B1 (thiamine) and result in

> neurological symptoms.

I was thinking it could be MSG as well. IME most restaurants in the US

(that you could take young children to) use nasty ingredients in their

cooking.

Nell

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