Re: Fwd: Alpha-lipoic acid this article is from The university of land Medic

[Guest guest]

>

> Brain Function and Stroke (source: University of land...)

> Because alpha-lipoic acid can pass easily into the brain, it has

protective effects on brain and nerve tissue and shows promise as a

treatment for stroke and other brain disorders involving free radical

damage.

> Animals treated with alpha-lipoic acid, for example, suffered less

brain damage and had a four times greater survival rate after a stroke

than the animals who did not receive this supplement. While animal

studies are encouraging, more research is needed to understand whether

this benefit applies to people as well.

Guess what!! The animals used in the ALA studies have no mercury in

their bodies!! no mercury amalgam in their teeth!! no vaccines for

DPT, Hep B, etc etc etc.

The fact that ALA is a chelator isn't generally recognized (in the

whole world outside of this group) and when it is mentioned most

people have no clue what the impact will be of giving it to mercury

poisoned people at anything other than the half life.

How to recognize and treat mercury poisoning isn't well understood in

the world outside of this group. Well meaning doctors who want to

chelate the mercury out and help their patients are doing all sorts of

harmful things to them because they simply are not aware of the truth.

J

> Other

> Additional conditions for which alpha-lipoic acid may prove useful

include heart failure, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), cataracts,

and glaucoma. More research is underway in these areas.

>

> Dietary Sources Good food sources of alpha-lipoic acid include

spinach, broccoli, beef, yeast (particularly Brewer's yeast), and

certain organ meats (such as the kidney and heart).

>

> Available Forms Alpha-lipoic acid supplements are available in

capsule form.

>

>

>

> Subject: Alpha-lipoic acid

>

> http://www.umm.edu/altmed/articles/alpha-lipoic-000285.htm

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

i think i read a study of AlA being used on 'mercury with good results

i don't understand where you are coing from

why would ALA in small doses be safe then? i'll be back later; thnx.--

- In , " " <lindajaytee@...> wrote:

>

>

> >

> > Brain Function and Stroke (source: University of land...)

> > Because alpha-lipoic acid can pass easily into the brain, it has

> protective effects on brain and nerve tissue and shows promise as a

> treatment for stroke and other brain disorders involving free

radical

> damage.

>

>

> > Animals treated with alpha-lipoic acid, for example, suffered

less

> brain damage and had a four times greater survival rate after a

stroke

> than the animals who did not receive this supplement. While animal

> studies are encouraging, more research is needed to understand

whether

> this benefit applies to people as well.

>

>

>

>

> Guess what!! The animals used in the ALA studies have no mercury in

> their bodies!! no mercury amalgam in their teeth!! no vaccines for

> DPT, Hep B, etc etc etc.

>

> The fact that ALA is a chelator isn't generally recognized (in the

> whole world outside of this group) and when it is mentioned most

> people have no clue what the impact will be of giving it to mercury

> poisoned people at anything other than the half life.

>

> How to recognize and treat mercury poisoning isn't well understood

in

> the world outside of this group. Well meaning doctors who want to

> chelate the mercury out and help their patients are doing all sorts

of

> harmful things to them because they simply are not aware of the

truth.

>

> J

>

>

>

> > Other

> > Additional conditions for which alpha-lipoic acid may prove

useful

> include heart failure, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV),

cataracts,

> and glaucoma. More research is underway in these areas.

> >

> > Dietary Sources Good food sources of alpha-lipoic acid include

> spinach, broccoli, beef, yeast (particularly Brewer's yeast), and

> certain organ meats (such as the kidney and heart).

> >

> > Available Forms Alpha-lipoic acid supplements are available in

> capsule form.

> >

> >

> >

> > Subject: Alpha-lipoic acid

> >

> > http://www.umm.edu/altmed/articles/alpha-lipoic-000285.htm

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

>

> i think i read a study of AlA being used on 'mercury with good results

Using ALA to get rid of mercury is the main thing this list discusses. The

process is explained

here:

http://home.earthlink.net/~moriam/

> why would ALA in small doses be safe then?

Small doses stir up less mercury, and dosing on the half-life (every 3 hours)

keeps the

mercury from resettling by maintaining constant blood levels of chelator as long

as the round

continues.

Nell

[Guest guest]

> > >

> > > Brain Function and Stroke (source: University of land...)

> > > Because alpha-lipoic acid can pass easily into the brain, it has

> > protective effects on brain and nerve tissue and shows promise as a

> > treatment for stroke and other brain disorders involving free

> radical

> > damage.

> >

> >

> > > Animals treated with alpha-lipoic acid, for example, suffered

> less

> > brain damage and had a four times greater survival rate after a

> stroke

> > than the animals who did not receive this supplement. While animal

> > studies are encouraging, more research is needed to understand

> whether

> > this benefit applies to people as well.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Guess what!! The animals used in the ALA studies have no mercury in

> > their bodies!! no mercury amalgam in their teeth!! no vaccines for

> > DPT, Hep B, etc etc etc.

> >

> > The fact that ALA is a chelator isn't generally recognized (in the

> > whole world outside of this group) and when it is mentioned most

> > people have no clue what the impact will be of giving it to mercury

> > poisoned people at anything other than the half life.

> >

> > How to recognize and treat mercury poisoning isn't well understood

> in

> > the world outside of this group. Well meaning doctors who want to

> > chelate the mercury out and help their patients are doing all sorts

> of

> > harmful things to them because they simply are not aware of the

> truth.

> >

> > J

> >

> >

> >

> > > Other

> > > Additional conditions for which alpha-lipoic acid may prove

> useful

> > include heart failure, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV),

> cataracts,

> > and glaucoma. More research is underway in these areas.

> > >

> > > Dietary Sources Good food sources of alpha-lipoic acid include

> > spinach, broccoli, beef, yeast (particularly Brewer's yeast), and

> > certain organ meats (such as the kidney and heart).

> > >

> > > Available Forms Alpha-lipoic acid supplements are available in

> > capsule form.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Subject: Alpha-lipoic acid

> > >

> > > http://www.umm.edu/altmed/articles/alpha-lipoic-000285.htm

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

> That is one reason why it is good for

> parents to hear from chelating adults once in a while. We certainly

> don't want any children to be hurt more than they already have been.

>

> J

>

As a parent who has been participating in this board for a few years

now, I'd just like to say that we VERY MUCH APPRECIATE you , and

the other chelating adults here who provide input for the parents on

this list. It is very helpful.

Sheresa

[Guest guest]

thanks you for the page and info;

I knew ALA; DMSA and DMSP are the topics discussed here;

so ALA is almost like a drug; something like Vitamin B3 Niacin or

Vitamin A Synthetic or synthetic VitamiN K can build up too much;

very interesting; suprising no M.D> has ever emtnioned this and most

Nutrtional M.D.s; such as Dr. Sahlian; Dr. Hoffman; Dr,. Mercola etc

have never warned abotut ALA inbut alwasy warn of B3; vit. A and K2

I must add; the dangersof ALA may be over exaggerated; just my opin.

I understand Natrual Vitamin A can also chelate; aprrecite your info

anything to help keep kids off " medications !

> >

> > i think i read a study of AlA being used on 'mercury with good

results

>

> Using ALA to get rid of mercury is the main thing this list

discusses. The process is explained

> here:

>

> http://home.earthlink.net/~moriam/

>

> > why would ALA in small doses be safe then?

>

> Small doses stir up less mercury, and dosing on the half-life

(every 3 hours) keeps the

> mercury from resettling by maintaining constant blood levels of

chelator as long as the round

> continues.

>

> Nell

>

[Guest guest]

Very intersting rading...

I did see a picture of a chelating molecule removing a Mercury

molecule; really amazing how ALA and other chelating agents do this

as mentioned Parsley and other herbs can also help; Cilantro is good.

But I just wanted to say this: I have never recommended ALA in single

large doses to anyone on this list or any other:

I once said ALA is a good antiozidant and would be ok to take 2 times

a week 9say on the weekedns for an audlt without other chelating);

taking ALA two or three times a week is the adult reocmmended dosage.

I do not even believe in single dose Nutrients except for Vitamin D;

Vitamin Minerals aminos are needed on a dialy basis in normal amts.---

In , " " <lindajaytee@...> wrote:

>

>

> > > >

> > > > Brain Function and Stroke (source: University of

land...)

> > > > Because alpha-lipoic acid can pass easily into the brain,

it has

> > > protective effects on brain and nerve tissue and shows promise

as a

> > > treatment for stroke and other brain disorders involving free

> > radical

> > > damage.

> > >

> > >

> > > > Animals treated with alpha-lipoic acid, for example,

suffered

> > less

> > > brain damage and had a four times greater survival rate after a

> > stroke

> > > than the animals who did not receive this supplement. While

animal

> > > studies are encouraging, more research is needed to understand

> > whether

> > > this benefit applies to people as well.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > Guess what!! The animals used in the ALA studies have no

mercury in

> > > their bodies!! no mercury amalgam in their teeth!! no

vaccines for

> > > DPT, Hep B, etc etc etc.

> > >

> > > The fact that ALA is a chelator isn't generally recognized (in

the

> > > whole world outside of this group) and when it is mentioned most

> > > people have no clue what the impact will be of giving it to

mercury

> > > poisoned people at anything other than the half life.

> > >

> > > How to recognize and treat mercury poisoning isn't well

understood

> > in

> > > the world outside of this group. Well meaning doctors who want

to

> > > chelate the mercury out and help their patients are doing all

sorts

> > of

> > > harmful things to them because they simply are not aware of the

> > truth.

> > >

> > > J

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > > Other

> > > > Additional conditions for which alpha-lipoic acid may prove

> > useful

> > > include heart failure, human immunodeficiency virus (HIV),

> > cataracts,

> > > and glaucoma. More research is underway in these areas.

> > > >

> > > > Dietary Sources Good food sources of alpha-lipoic acid

include

> > > spinach, broccoli, beef, yeast (particularly Brewer's yeast),

and

> > > certain organ meats (such as the kidney and heart).

> > > >

> > > > Available Forms Alpha-lipoic acid supplements are

available in

> > > capsule form.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > Subject: Alpha-lipoic acid

> > > >

> > > > http://www.umm.edu/altmed/articles/alpha-lipoic-000285.htm

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >