Guest guest Posted August 25, 2005 Report Share Posted August 25, 2005 >On a personal note, my son coincidentally got his first IV of EDTAthis morning. Needless to say, and I were shaken by the news.Will we do another IV? We're not sure yet, but we will certainlykeep on chelating.< I am surprised that our kids are being treating with EDTA. I thought it was only DMSA and DMPS. My mom got EDTA intravenously with Dr. Trowbridge as her physician. She was being treated for Alzheimer's/heart disease. We saw an improvement in her mental functioning but she abandoned the treatment and has gotten worse very quickly. C. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 25, 2005 Report Share Posted August 25, 2005 >On a personal note, my son coincidentally got his first IV of EDTAthis morning. Needless to say, and I were shaken by the news.Will we do another IV? We're not sure yet, but we will certainlykeep on chelating.< I am surprised that our kids are being treating with EDTA. I thought it was only DMSA and DMPS. My mom got EDTA intravenously with Dr. Trowbridge as her physician. She was being treated for Alzheimer's/heart disease. We saw an improvement in her mental functioning but she abandoned the treatment and has gotten worse very quickly. C. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 25, 2005 Report Share Posted August 25, 2005 The way I understand this is that IV-EDTA is being used to chelate lead from kids, which is FDA approved. In adults, it was found to help the heart (I posted on this earlier today..an NIH study being done) so many adults have had this treatment, which is not FDA approved..yet. The study was started in 2002 and to be completed in 2008? Anyway, what happened today, imho..a tragic event, but should not be even looked at as alternative treatment, though not a DAN protocal procedure. In EOHarm , " Carlson " <cathykay@e...> wrote: > >On a personal note, my son coincidentally got his first IV of EDTA > this morning. Needless to say, and I were shaken by the news. > Will we do another IV? We're not sure yet, but we will certainly > keep on chelating.< > > I am surprised that our kids are being treating with EDTA. I thought it was only DMSA and DMPS. My mom got EDTA intravenously with Dr. Trowbridge as her physician. She was being treated for Alzheimer's/heart disease. We saw an improvement in her mental functioning but she abandoned the treatment and has gotten worse very quickly. > > C. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2006 Report Share Posted January 17, 2006 In a message dated 1/17/2006 12:14:22 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, mgrahn@... writes: I know I told Rich I was going to try the oral EDTA so thought I'd report in after starting that. I haven't gotten my metals testing back yet but I know I'm loaded no matter what the tests say because I just had that 4 tooth bridge piece drilled off last summer, and it had metal under it and I still have 7 metal crowns left in my mouth, so thats a heavy load of metals to carry around for a sick person. send me the pre and post EDTA mercury levels joy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 18, 2006 Report Share Posted January 18, 2006 In a message dated 1/17/2006 4:36:47 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, mgrahn@... writes: Joy, I can tell you my results on the urine toxic metals test I had done before doing EDTA when I get my results back. Then I'll be doing DMSA, I prob won't be getting the metals retested for awhile again because this is all out of pocket expense for me and I can't work. But I will send you what I can afford to get when I get it if you are interested. Maybe I'll just make up some kind of packet for you with pertinent info on the metals stuff to share with you guys. The mercury should be tested within 24-36 hours after DMSA administration so take the DMSA prior to your taking the blood test. Dr Enlander says the test is at best a superficial indication of mercury toxicity. The idea was provoked by the interest in mercury toxicity in this group. Even though it may be superficial, it may however give us some idea of mercury levels in CFS patients as compared to the normal population. Joy Research assistant to Dr Enlander _www.enlander.com_ (http://www.enlander.com/) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 18, 2006 Report Share Posted January 18, 2006 Joy, I can tell you my results on the urine toxic metals test I had done before doing EDTA when I get my results back. Then I'll be doing DMSA, I prob won't be getting the metals retested for awhile again because this is all out of pocket expense for me and I can't work. But I will send you what I can afford to get when I get it if you are interested. Maybe I'll just make up some kind of packet for you with pertinent info on the metals stuff to share with you guys. Marcia Re: EDTA In a message dated 1/17/2006 12:14:22 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, mgrahn@... writes: I know I told Rich I was going to try the oral EDTA so thought I'd report in after starting that. I haven't gotten my metals testing back yet but I know I'm loaded no matter what the tests say because I just had that 4 tooth bridge piece drilled off last summer, and it had metal under it and I still have 7 metal crowns left in my mouth, so thats a heavy load of metals to carry around for a sick person. send me the pre and post EDTA mercury levels joy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 18, 2006 Report Share Posted January 18, 2006 Hi, Marcia. Thanks for posting your early results with oral EDTA chelation. It sounds as though something good is happening. Be sure to take plenty of zinc, especially, during the breaks. EDTA loves to take out zinc. Rich > > I know I told Rich I was going to try the oral EDTA so thought I'd report in after starting that. I haven't gotten my metals testing back yet but I know I'm loaded no matter what the tests say because I just had that 4 tooth bridge piece drilled off last summer, and it had metal under it and I still have 7 metal crowns left in my mouth, so thats a heavy load of metals to carry around for a sick person. > > The bottle says to take a capsule twice a day so I did, after the 3rd cap tho I got a bit hot and weak and dizzy at night so backed off a day and then started again. I dont' feel sick from it, but its making some strange lumps and bumps and sores on my tongue, which is not surprising, I've had sores and fissures on my tongue since that bad dental bridge went on 12 years ago. This is different tho and seems to be the whole tongue is involved, I'm guessing the EDTA is trying to bring metals out that way too? Anyway, it does not make me 'sick' in any other way. The most amazing thing tho is last night I slept without waking for 4 whole hours, this is unheard of for me. I have tried all the sleep meds but they usually don't work anyway and make me so much more tired and weak the next day that I can't deal with it, have tried all the herbal and other stuff too, nothing worked. One of the probs was I was having to get up and pee during the night more and more often, so couldn't go more than 1 to 2 hrs all night getting up to pee. If you take a sleep med and then have to do that you are really miserable trying to muster the strength to get to the bathroom. Anyway, I finally was able to sleep for a 4 hr stretch last night and then did not get up to pee again for 4 and 1/2 MORE hours!!! I know Rich you had made a post (or maybe more) awhile back about how metals would cause this frequent urination problem, which is obviously why I/we get so dehydrated. I am so thrilled to even have one night rid of it. I've tested my blood sugar in the past to make sure I'm not diabetic and that was causing the urination but thats not the cause. So will keep you posted on how EDTA works for me. I'd way rather clear up the cause of my sleep probs that medicate it and cover it up, so please no rec's for drugs/things to take for sleep. > > I don't know if I'd rec. it for others, this is just a 'report' on how I'm doing on it. I would not take it if ones mineral levels were low, because it might leach out a lot of my mins as well, but mine were tested last spring and way up in high normal ranges from supplementing diligently for years. So I'll 'try' and take this a couple weeks, then stop to rebuild my mineral levels and re-evaluate and see if I want to do more of it. Then I will go on to work with the ND and do the DMSA in the next few months, which will help get the mercury out (EDTA is not very good for chelating out merc, just other metals like lead). Its the stuff they use IV for heart patients to clean out their arteries. The oral supplement was only $7 a bottle and I prob won't need more than one bottle, two at the most for all the treatment I'll do with it I'm guessing. Of course its also full of Mag stearate.... I hope I reach the day I can cut out a LOT/most of the supps that have that, as its built up too high in me from too many years of so many supplements with it. > > Marcia > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 18, 2006 Report Share Posted January 18, 2006 The urine toxic metals test that I just took that I'm waiting results on was done with an oral DMPS challenge. Marcia Re: EDTA In a message dated 1/17/2006 4:36:47 P.M. Pacific Standard Time, mgrahn@... writes: Joy, I can tell you my results on the urine toxic metals test I had done before doing EDTA when I get my results back. Then I'll be doing DMSA, I prob won't be getting the metals retested for awhile again because this is all out of pocket expense for me and I can't work. But I will send you what I can afford to get when I get it if you are interested. Maybe I'll just make up some kind of packet for you with pertinent info on the metals stuff to share with you guys. The mercury should be tested within 24-36 hours after DMSA administration so take the DMSA prior to your taking the blood test. Dr Enlander says the test is at best a superficial indication of mercury toxicity. The idea was provoked by the interest in mercury toxicity in this group. Even though it may be superficial, it may however give us some idea of mercury levels in CFS patients as compared to the normal population. Joy Research assistant to Dr Enlander _www.enlander.com_ (http://www.enlander.com/) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 8, 2006 Report Share Posted March 8, 2006 I haven't, but it looks similar to one my father used years back by Dr. Donsbach. Took it for a couple years or so. When he had a test done, he had clear carotid artieries, so it seemed to work. He never noticed any bad reactions. I'd been going to ask, and I think it would fit here, has anyone tested high for aluminum? Getting the mercury and that out I believe will help a lot, since it's a conductor. Question is, how to stay free when it's out, as there is an aluminum plant in the valley. Clear across in another town, but no matter the direction, people will test high, even if we don't use the cookware or antiperspirants, baking powder. Well, it's in a lot more, but it's in the air here too, and chemtrails, even if we didn't have the plant. I've read selenium helps keep some metals out, but I haven't looked to see if aluminum is one yet. ~ Snoshoe > > Has anyone done this program? > http://www.detoxamin.com/index.asp?pgid=1 > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 23, 2009 Report Share Posted June 23, 2009 Just wondering what is the science behind why EDTA is bad for mercury toxic people? Anyone know? Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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