Need help Comparing Blood Test Results

[Guest guest]

Hi,

We attempted chelation last year with mixed results: positive = the Rx

chelating agent DID help my son get metals out negative = he was too

lethargic and unable to process the dumping of these metals

I want to compare the results of his blood tests with other children's

results in order to get a better understanding of exactly how much metals

were being pulled into his blood. Having just one person's results really

tells me nothing without anyone else's to compare them to. For all I know,

the levels of metals in my own blood may be the same as my son's even

without a Rx chelating agent.

Does anyone else want to compare?

I understand there are NUMEROUS factors to consider that affect the

chelating process like what agent was used and how many rounds, whether or

not hyperbarics is used, what blood test was done, etc.

Is a useful comparison really even possible?

Please respond to me at jagross1@... as well as on the list so that I

won't miss any replies while scanning the huge list. Thanks.

[Guest guest]

> I understand there are NUMEROUS factors to consider that affect the

> chelating process like what agent was used and how many rounds,

whether or

> not hyperbarics is used, what blood test was done, etc.

>

> Is a useful comparison really even possible?

I think the really important comparison is your kid before chelation

and your kid after chelation.

Nell

[Guest guest]

What chelator, dose, and dosing schedule were you using? I presume he had NO

mercury amalgam dental fillings?! Have you done a DDI hair elements test and

applied counting rules? Blood tests for toxic metals are not particularly

useful.

S S

Hi,<br>

<br>

We attempted chelation last year with mixed results: positive = the Rx<br>

chelating agent DID help my son get metals out negative = he was too<br>

lethargic and unable to process the dumping of these metals<br>

<br>

I want to compare the results of his blood tests with other children's<br>

results in order to get a better understanding of exactly how much metals<br>

were being pulled into his blood. Having just one person's results really<br>

tells me nothing without anyone else's to compare them to. For all I know,<br>

the levels of metals in my own blood may be the same as my son's even<br>

without a Rx chelating agent.<br>

<br>

Does anyone else want to compare?<br>

<br>

I understand there are NUMEROUS factors to consider that affect the<br>

chelating process like what agent was used and how many rounds, whether or<br>

not hyperbarics is used, what blood test was done, etc.<br>

<br>

Is a useful comparison really even possible?<br>

<br>

Please respond to me at <a

href= " mailto:jagross1%40tds.net " >jagross1tds (DOT) <wbr>net</a> as well as on the

list so that I<br>

won't miss any replies while scanning the huge list. Thanks.<br>

<br>

<br>

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