Lead and antimony poisoning

June 9, 2008

Hello. I am new to this list and have already read articles on file about

chelating and hair analysis counting rules. My son is on the mild end of

autism and has pretty serious ADHD. Based on the counting rules, it does not

look like he has mercury poisoning. DDI hair tests were done when he was 5 and

6, and Genova Diagnostics hair test just done. But he does seem to have lead

and antimony poisoning. What is the best way to chelate for this? One doctor

has recommended sea vegetables, but I am suspicious. If you have been repeating

yourself too much, please just direct me to the files.

Patty

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Behalf Of andrewhallcutler

Sent: Monday, June 09, 2008 4:25 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Less frequent dosing and internet troll behavior

> > I guess I never understood it to be Andy's role to convince people,

I take it as my role to do that in certain specific situations, like people who

are going to

hurt their kid with harmful and inapparopriate chelation.

I would also take it as my role to jump on a kid who was just about to play

russian roulette

and take the gun away even though there is an 83% chance he will be just fine.

I would also stop the car and go find out where kids lived and talk to their

mommy if they

liked to play in the street and play chicken with oncoming cars (I actually had

this happen

in my apartment complex - apparently nobody else bothered).

What part of " harmful, dangerous and inappropriate " don't people understand?

If I was all sweetness and light and you went off and did something to your kid

that I

" suggested you might consider not doing, " and your kid got horribly worse and

you

couldn't do anything about it, wouldn't you be upset I hadn't been a bit more

forceful and

convinced you not to do it in the first place?

I do want to convince people not to hurt their poor unfortunate kids any more!

Andy

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