: Re: chelating without a doc

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Many people comment that their kids do better " on " round during

chelation cycles. My son was one of those kids. Now, further into

chelation, I can't tell a difference.

My son recently started pulling on his upper lip a great deal. I

cut back on cal/mag and it seems to have stopped.

Some kids can learn to swallow pills. There are some suggestions in

the supplements file. If your daughter could, this might address

some of the supplement fatigue she seems to be feeling. Some kids

also find it easier to take supps with something like pear sauce or

yogurt, rather than drinking them.

Hope this might help,

Anita

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> I started chelating with ALA on the lowest dose this weekend with

my

> almost 5 year old daughter who is on the spectrum. I increased

her

> supplements per Andy's recommendations for 2 weeks before. Right

> around the time I increased the supplements from twice a day to 4

> times a day with high amounts she started sucking on her lip. I

> asked her why and she said she did not know. She does it a lot

one

> day and hardly at all the next. Thinking it might be yeast I

added

> GSE. No real improvement noted. Then last Friday I started ALA

> with her. She had difficulty with the night waking but did not

seem

> that tired in the morning. She seemed much happier and played

> nicely with her younger brother. She showed a lot of empathy and

> better use of language. Rigidity and hypersensativity decreased.

> Good day on Monday when we stopped the ALA. Since then she has

> declined. Most of the time she cannot pay attention at home and

is

> not able to share with her brother. She is doing fine in school.

> She started breathing deeply during certain times. When asked why

> she said to smell or because she was tired. She does it a lot

> sometimes and then not at all other times. What is this?

>

> On supplements, I am giving her all the recommended supplements 4

> times a day with calcium at other times. This is a lot of

drinking

> of liquids and she is getting fed up. Also the school is having a

> hard time getting her to finish everything. I am mixing them in 2

> oz of juice. I am giving her the calcium with milk at the

beginning

> of meals and the juice at the end of the meal. Any suggestions.

> Does anyone else work full time and manage to get everything into

> their child.

>

> Thanks,

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