RE: (ANDY) Help! I have a question about chelation round.

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I think you probably mean last 2 doses, not rounds.

I think someone suggested that by dropping the ALA from the last 2 doses

that any mercury being carried around and possibly dropped would be picked

up by the fresh DMSA or DMPS therefore less likely to be " re-distributed " to

the brain as DMSA and DMPS don't cross the Blood Brain Barrier.

My feeling on this is that if you are using the correct dosage for body

weight, then the body should be able to excrete the amount that is being

carried around because you don't have more chelator than you have for

capacity to excrete.

I guess I can see the logic in the other argument and I would be very

interested to hear from an expert on this question.

I have re-named the topic (I hope you don't mind) to catch Andy's attention.

Good Luck !

Neil

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Subject: [ ] Help! I have a question about chelation round.

We are currently in the last 18 hours of a chelation round and I

think I read on a previous email it can sometimes assist recovery time

if the last two dosings are DMSA or DMPS only. In other words, laying

off the ALA the last two rounds can make it easier on the person.

Does anyone know anything about this?

Would appreciate any insight. Like when is it safe to stop the ALA etc?

Thanks

[Guest guest]

We did that for the last year or so and found it to be very helpful. My son had

less trouble on the day after.

Barb

[ ] Help! I have a question about chelation round.

We are currently in the last 18 hours of a chelation round and I

think I read on a previous email it can sometimes assist recovery time

if the last two dosings are DMSA or DMPS only. In other words, laying

off the ALA the last two rounds can make it easier on the person.

Does anyone know anything about this?

Would appreciate any insight. Like when is it safe to stop the ALA etc?

Thanks