Re: Efficacy of TD chelators

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> Is there any data on how well TD chelators penetrate into the body or

> any comparative studies of TD versus other modes of dosing of

> chelators?

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No!!!!! Nothing!!!!!!!!

That's one of the reasons why I don't understand how these doctors are

getting away with prescribing the things, to kids.

J

> Mark

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HI There,

I use TD chelators (DMSA & ALA) and have read from autism that

about 80% is absorbed...sorry I don't have an exact reference. But I can tell

you that when some of it touches my skin when I apply it on my son, I feel a

slight tingle in my gut and can taste it in my mouth.

Nadia

lindajaytee <lindajaytee@...> wrote:

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> Is there any data on how well TD chelators penetrate into the body or

> any comparative studies of TD versus other modes of dosing of

> chelators?

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No!!!!! Nothing!!!!!!!!

That's one of the reasons why I don't understand how these doctors are

getting away with prescribing the things, to kids.

J

> Mark

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It all depends on the molecular weight of what you are trying to get

into the blood stream via the transdermal carrier. The lower the

molecular weight the better the absorption. TD does work great for

certain applications like estrogen and testosterone patches. I have

no idea what the molecular weight common chelators but that would be

an interesting find.

http://molinterv.aspetjournals.org/cgi/content/full/4/6/308

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ALA has a weight of 206 which is considered low and should work as a

TD. Anything less than 500 Da (Daltons) is considered low.

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I have been chelating my son with TD DMPS and TD ALA and it works,

at least the formulations that I use work very well. My son has

improved significantly and we see the improvements during the

rounds. I don't know how the TD chelators compare to the oral

chelators. If you have a sensory defensive child like we do, TD

chelators are a marvelous thing.

Raquel

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> > Is there any data on how well TD chelators penetrate into the body or

> > any comparative studies of TD versus other modes of dosing of

> > chelators?

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> No!!!!! Nothing!!!!!!!!

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> That's one of the reasons why I don't understand how these doctors are

> getting away with prescribing the things, to kids.

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> J

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I use TD as well (DMSA and ALA) and I can tell you that the TD B-12

ABSOLUTELY got in my sons body as it makes him CRAZY...no tolerance

at all. I guess that is my proof that TD does get into his sytem.

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> > > Is there any data on how well TD chelators penetrate into the

body or

> > > any comparative studies of TD versus other modes of dosing of

> > > chelators?

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> > No!!!!! Nothing!!!!!!!!

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> > That's one of the reasons why I don't understand how these

doctors are

> > getting away with prescribing the things, to kids.

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It has to do with the molceular weight if the substance you are

trying to get in the blood stream. Anything less than 500 Da will

work, ALA is 206. DMSA is 182.

The taste in the mouth is DMSO.

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> > > Is there any data on how well TD chelators penetrate into the

body or

> > > any comparative studies of TD versus other modes of dosing of

> > > chelators?

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> > No!!!!! Nothing!!!!!!!!

> >

> > That's one of the reasons why I don't understand how these

doctors are

> > getting away with prescribing the things, to kids.

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> > J

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-After wasting a year chelating transdermally we are now using dmsa

ala every 3 hrs 3 days & nights on 4 days off and we are finally

seeing big gains. Lab tests backed up that td chelators were not

pulling much at all. I can only speak from our experience but even

with gut issues the oral route is more effective for my son & his

lab tests back this up too.

Sue

-- In , " markautismcharge "

<mark.connolly.cgb5@...> wrote:

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> It has to do with the molceular weight if the substance you are

> trying to get in the blood stream. Anything less than 500 Da will

> work, ALA is 206. DMSA is 182.

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> The taste in the mouth is DMSO.

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> > > > Is there any data on how well TD chelators penetrate into

the

> body or

> > > > any comparative studies of TD versus other modes of dosing

of

> > > > chelators?

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> > >

> > > No!!!!! Nothing!!!!!!!!

> > >

> > > That's one of the reasons why I don't understand how these

> doctors are

> > > getting away with prescribing the things, to kids.

> > >

> > > J

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