Re: Not sure to continue chelation (supplementation ideas )

[Guest guest]

For oral supplementation ideas you can Use Ora-sweet it is a

suspension liquid used to mix any Rx compound to a liquid form.

It is cherry flavor, can be found at pretty much any compounding

pharmacy and all you have to do is ask.

You dose with a dropper/syringe and only need about 3ml. We use 1ml

ora-sweet to 2 ml of water. This does a great job covering up

ALA/DMSA , no after taste no burning ….1,2,3 …zip dose is over. No

guess works no struggle nor fight..

We have been using this method as well as Ora-sweet for well over 4

years now. During rounds we calculate total amount divided by doses

and mix up chelators together ahead of time, Then refrigerate to be

used with 24-hour period. Very simple once you divide total mg/

divided by dose you have an accurate dose amount. . Example we use a

total amount of 200mg ala and 30 ml of liquid, which 10 doses at 3ml

each comes out an exact 20-mg dose. Same with the DMSA 2x 100mg caps

(again divided by 10 dose) is 20 mg each dose. The example above was

to show the math of each. Actually we mix both the ALA and DMSA

together and only need to give one dose at 3ml. It is not as

complicated as it sounds.

HTH

Kenny v

> >

> > Hi There,

> >

> > I'm looking for advise. My sone who just turned 5 has been

> chelating

> > for 1 1/2 years. First we started with TD-DMPS every other day

> for 8

> > months, I saw no improvements and stopped. Then we did 6 months

> of

> > TD-DMSA + TD-ALA from Coastal Compounding then switched to Lee

> > Silsby's formula for the last 6 months.

> >

> > Since its extremely difficult to get my son to take any pills or

> even

> > drink his juice with vitamins in it, I have no choice but to use

> TD-

> > DMSA. However, I haven't seen any WOWs and am starting to think

> I'm

> > wasting my money.

> >

> > Does anyone have any advise on length of time to chelate before

> > giving up if no real improvements appear? Do kids improve

> suddenly

> > after 2 years or more chelating? Should I try suppositories?

> >

> > I'm not quite sure what to do...can anyone share their advise or

> > experience with me please.

> >

> > I appreciate any advise I receive.

> >

> > Nadia

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

This sounds great. Thanks for the advise, I'll have to try it.

kenny V <KEN@...> wrote:

For oral supplementation ideas you can Use Ora-sweet it is a

suspension liquid used to mix any Rx compound to a liquid form.

It is cherry flavor, can be found at pretty much any compounding

pharmacy and all you have to do is ask.

You dose with a dropper/syringe and only need about 3ml. We use 1ml

ora-sweet to 2 ml of water. This does a great job covering up

ALA/DMSA , no after taste no burning ….1,2,3 …zip dose is over. No

guess works no struggle nor fight..

We have been using this method as well as Ora-sweet for well over 4

years now. During rounds we calculate total amount divided by doses

and mix up chelators together ahead of time, Then refrigerate to be

used with 24-hour period. Very simple once you divide total mg/

divided by dose you have an accurate dose amount. . Example we use a

total amount of 200mg ala and 30 ml of liquid, which 10 doses at 3ml

each comes out an exact 20-mg dose. Same with the DMSA 2x 100mg caps

(again divided by 10 dose) is 20 mg each dose. The example above was

to show the math of each. Actually we mix both the ALA and DMSA

together and only need to give one dose at 3ml. It is not as

complicated as it sounds.

HTH

Kenny v

> >

> > Hi There,

> >

> > I'm looking for advise. My sone who just turned 5 has been

> chelating

> > for 1 1/2 years. First we started with TD-DMPS every other day

> for 8

> > months, I saw no improvements and stopped. Then we did 6 months

> of

> > TD-DMSA + TD-ALA from Coastal Compounding then switched to Lee

> > Silsby's formula for the last 6 months.

> >

> > Since its extremely difficult to get my son to take any pills or

> even

> > drink his juice with vitamins in it, I have no choice but to use

> TD-

> > DMSA. However, I haven't seen any WOWs and am starting to think

> I'm

> > wasting my money.

> >

> > Does anyone have any advise on length of time to chelate before

> > giving up if no real improvements appear? Do kids improve

> suddenly

> > after 2 years or more chelating? Should I try suppositories?

> >

> > I'm not quite sure what to do...can anyone share their advise or

> > experience with me please.

> >

> > I appreciate any advise I receive.

> >

> > Nadia

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Is Ora-sweet GFCF? Could you please post the ingredients? Also does

the DMSA stay " suspended " when you pre-mix it with Ora-sweet? Last

weekend I mixed the DMSA capsule contents in water and then pre-filled

four syringes to divide it into four doses and put them in the fridge.

But the DMSA settled to the bottom of the syringes. I shook them up

each time but occasionally some of the DMSA powder got left behind in

the syringe. Does this happen with Ora-sweet as well?

Thanks,

> > >

> > > Hi There,

> > >

> > > I'm looking for advise. My sone who just turned 5 has been

> > chelating

> > > for 1 1/2 years. First we started with TD-DMPS every other day

> > for 8

> > > months, I saw no improvements and stopped. Then we did 6 months

> > of

> > > TD-DMSA + TD-ALA from Coastal Compounding then switched to Lee

> > > Silsby's formula for the last 6 months.

> > >

> > > Since its extremely difficult to get my son to take any pills or

> > even

> > > drink his juice with vitamins in it, I have no choice but to use

> > TD-

> > > DMSA. However, I haven't seen any WOWs and am starting to think

> > I'm

> > > wasting my money.

> > >

> > > Does anyone have any advise on length of time to chelate before

> > > giving up if no real improvements appear? Do kids improve

> > suddenly

> > > after 2 years or more chelating? Should I try suppositories?

> > >

> > > I'm not quite sure what to do...can anyone share their advise or

> > > experience with me please.

> > >

> > > I appreciate any advise I receive.

> > >

> > > Nadia

> > >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

To be honest Im not sure as it has been so long we have been using

it.

Best is to call a pharmacy I did years ago just have forgotten. If

anything it may contain sugar or a sweetener. Never was our biggest

concern as chelation and the dose accuracy out weighed that. .

If it means anything I will say we have been GFCFSFCFAF …free for 5

years now and my kiddo was super allergic and it never gave us a

problem in any way.

As far as the suspension, any suspension that is not totally

dissolved will become separated even more so when chilled. That is

why we keep it together as one mixture and shake well right before

we use it.

Ora- sweet works well, I have tried juices and everything else and

still likes the ora-sweet the way it dissolves. Yes if you pre-load

a syringe it will settle when chilled as we have done that when we

go out and visit places. But now we just bring the bottle on ice

because again there is no guesswork as to if you have the entire

chelator dose amount ect…

As far as the efficacy and how long DMSA is good for in a

suspension, that would be no more than 24 hours. I may be wrong but

I looked into this before most compounding pharmacies even knew

about this. In fact some will still send you DMSA already

compounded.

Kenny V

> > > >

> > > > Hi There,

> > > >

> > > > I'm looking for advise. My sone who just turned 5 has been

> > > chelating

> > > > for 1 1/2 years. First we started with TD-DMPS every other

day

> > > for 8

> > > > months, I saw no improvements and stopped. Then we did 6

months

> > > of

> > > > TD-DMSA + TD-ALA from Coastal Compounding then switched to

Lee

> > > > Silsby's formula for the last 6 months.

> > > >

> > > > Since its extremely difficult to get my son to take any

pills or

> > > even

> > > > drink his juice with vitamins in it, I have no choice but to

use

> > > TD-

> > > > DMSA. However, I haven't seen any WOWs and am starting to

think

> > > I'm

> > > > wasting my money.

> > > >

> > > > Does anyone have any advise on length of time to chelate

before

> > > > giving up if no real improvements appear? Do kids improve

> > > suddenly

> > > > after 2 years or more chelating? Should I try suppositories?

> > > >

> > > > I'm not quite sure what to do...can anyone share their

advise or

> > > > experience with me please.

> > > >

> > > > I appreciate any advise I receive.

> > > >

> > > > Nadia

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >