Re: chelating a 1 year old ANDY

[Guest guest]

Thank you Andy! What would be a neutral powder? Would Vit C work

or do I need something specific?

Wyndie

>

> It is perfectly fine to just start with ALA.

>

> > My 1 year old dd is mercury toxic and I feel the need to chelate

now

> > as she is just getting more and more food allergies as we put it

off.

> > She has never been vaccinated, however she got her load from my

> > mercury amalgams which were leaking while I was pg and bfing. I

> > stopped bfing about 4 months ago and to my knowledge, she has

had no

> > exposure since.

> >

> > So my question is should I just go ahead and start with ALA?

DMSA is

> > to mop up body stores, right? Since there's been no recent

exposure,

> > would ALA be the most sensible thing to start with?

> >

> > Seems funny that I will be starting at 2 mg. It will probably

be

> > easier just to pick a crumb out of the capsule than to divide it

up

> > that many times LOL

>

> Mix it down with some neutral powder so you can get reproducible

dosage. E. g. mix 50

> mg capsule into 1 tsp powder, take 1/8 tsp of that and mix into 1

tsp powder and take 1/

> 4 tsp of the second powder mixture which is about 2 mg.

>

> >

> > Anyway, thanks for your input!

> > Wyndie

> >

> Good luck!

>

> Andy

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Thank you Andy! What would be a neutral powder? Would Vit C work

> or do I need something specific?

> Wyndie

Vitamin C as sodium ascorbate would work. As ascorbic acid it wll be far too

acidic (and

thus sour). Also think sugar, rice flour, inositol, gelatin, any edible and

palatable powder.

Andy

[Guest guest]

Our son is highly sensitive to supplements and could not take any but

magnesium ascorbate by Allergy Research, which is part C and part

magnesium. He thrives on these capsules emptied in his sweet potatoes

or rice milk, and I take them too. I believe with many mercury

poisoned individuals the citric cycle is " broken, " and that is where

the C sensitivities come from until it gets back on track.

We know what he is allergic to now because we have the signs of a

reaction down pat after all this time! Hyperness, stimming, going

into himself, less or no speech, rashes, red cheeks and ears, etc.

That is another reason I rejected Yasko's info when I checked her

sites out. She recommends a LOT of supplements that my son cannot

take because they cause a reaction. Granted he is very reactive, but

it was the same with Kirkman's except for the calcium. There are

companies that make very pure, very hypoallergenic supplements and

they are what we use as we get the mercury out. I truly believe that

when the mercury is gone, the allergies will " heal. "

Ludwig

Pleasure in the job puts perfection in the work.

- Aristotle