Re: 1st DAY CHELATION WITH ORAL DMPS-SOME QUESTIONS-ANDY-DANA?

[Guest guest]

Not Andy or Dana but here goes...

> 1.How far apart from chelator I should supplement minerals?

Doesn't matter.

> 2.Can I use an antifungal like diflucan or amphotericin B during the

> on days?

Yes.

> 3.If yes how far apart from chelator?

Doesn't matter.

> 4.Probiotics,vitamins,cod liver oil....can be given within 1/2 hour

> after chelator?

yes.

> 5.Does the chelator should be given on empty stomach?

Doesn;t matter.

> 6.If yeast or gut bugs appear ,when do they normally appear,1st,2nd

> or 3rd day.

Depends on the person. It usually takes some rounds before yeast gets

going, then it gets bad for awhile (comes early in the round and takes

a lot of antifungal to calm it down), and eventually eases up. You'll

get to know your kid's pattern as it develops.

>

> Thanks for your support and I must say this has been a stressfull

> day for me since I am doing this for the first time and I am very

> scared.

Hope it went well!

Nell

[Guest guest]

> 1.How far apart from chelator I should supplement minerals?

I don't know [my son was mineral toxic and never required mineral

supplementation] but I would suspect that giving the minerals at the

midpoint might be more beneficial.

> 2.Can I use an antifungal like diflucan or amphotericin B during the

> on days?

> 3.If yes how far apart from chelator?

I gave GSE at the same time as ALA [the chelator I used].

> 4.Probiotics,vitamins,cod liver oil....can be given within 1/2 hour

> after chelator?

Probably.

> 5.Does the chelator should be given on empty stomach?

I don't know if this really matters.

> 6.If yeast or gut bugs appear ,when do they normally appear,1st,2nd

> or 3rd day.

For my son, first day.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Odysseus,

We've all been there! Don't be scared--just go low and slow.

As far as the minerals issue, we've always given minerals on the on days and

tried to separate them from the chelators a little. But since we are giving

minerals throughout the day, it can't be hours and hours apart.

We've used Grapefruit Seed Extract or Oil of Oregano on chelating days.

Yes, I think you can separate the vits. etc. by a half an hour.

We never worried about the empty stomach thing. We just gave it when the timer

went off.

Yeast can appear anytime--but some cycles you don't see it much and other cycles

you do--so just treat it whenever things seem suspicious.

I remember watching my son like a hawk the first round. But he was fine and

thanks me repeatedly for chelating him.

Just remember that you are taking POISON out of his body.

Barb

[ ] 1st DAY CHELATION WITH ORAL DMPS-SOME

QUESTIONS-ANDY-DANA?

Dear Listmates

today I started chelation on my 7 year old 30kilo son with oral

dmps.I am using Andy's protocol.

i started with 15mg every 8 hours.I do have some important questions:

1.How far apart from chelator I should supplement minerals?

2.Can I use an antifungal like diflucan or amphotericin B during the

on days?

3.If yes how far apart from chelator?

4.Probiotics,vitamins,cod liver oil....can be given within 1/2 hour

after chelator?

5.Does the chelator should be given on empty stomach?

6.If yeast or gut bugs appear ,when do they normally appear,1st,2nd

or 3rd day.

Thanks for your support and I must say this has been a stressfull

day for me since I am doing this for the first time and I am very

scared.

Wish me luck and i pray for all of our children to get well and a

big thanks to Andy for supporting us through the hard times.

The best of health

Odysseas

[Guest guest]

Barb, your son thanks you repeatedly for

chelating him? That must be very gratifying. He

seems very functional.

--- jromkema <jromkema@...> wrote:

>

> I remember watching my son like a hawk the

> first round. But he was fine and thanks me

> repeatedly for chelating him.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Forgive me if this is a repeat for many of you. I'm a longtimer on this

list--about six years now--and my son turns 26 this week. He got a

double-whammy from the vaccines, both the typical " autie " symptoms and mild

cerebral palsy (which his doc says is linked to high aluminum early in life).

He has done about every therapy out there as we have been searching for the

state-of-the-art stuff since he was an infant.

He started biomedical interventions in the fall of 2000. However, he is a

college student now (takes two classes a semester, since he types out all of his

papers and tests on a computer using one finger) so we have gone pretty slowly

with the chelating. It's not fair to pull mercury out of his brain when he has

to write a big paper!!!

Inside, he's definitely 26. Outside, he appears much younger to those who don't

know him. However, his speech is increasing as are many, many other areas.

He's told us that everything hurt--his joints, his eyes, his stomach, you name

it--and that chelating has taken away most of that pain. Keep in mind that most

of his " talking " is done on the computer. He can write an in-depth analysis of

some Shakespearean play on his computer, but has difficulty with everyday

conversation. That's why I always tell other parents that you CANNOT sell these

kids short. My son was like a tape player, recording everything going on around

him even as he seemed oblivious. Now he takes place in lively class

discussions--albeit a little behind since he can only type so fast--but

definitely enjoying adding his input! He does have an aide with him to help him

with notetaking and behavioral stuff.

By the way, his book of poetry is available on amazon.com. " Embracing the Sky "

was written for parents of young kids because he knows how it feels on the

inside. The book was published in London several years ago.

Do I sound like a proud mama??? Yet, we still have many hurdles to cross . . .

Barb

Re: [ ] 1st DAY CHELATION WITH ORAL DMPS-SOME

QUESTIONS-ANDY-DANA?

Barb, your son thanks you repeatedly for

chelating him? That must be very gratifying. He

seems very functional.

--- jromkema <jromkema@...> wrote:

>

> I remember watching my son like a hawk the

> first round. But he was fine and thanks me

> repeatedly for chelating him.

>

>