Re: Can anyone with experience answer my question

March 30, 2010

Mari Lynche wrote:

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> Hi

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> I want to start chelating my son on Thursday. Could anyone with

> experience answer my questions below?

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> Thanks in advance!!!!

>

> Mari

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> From: Mari Lynche <mari.lynche@... <mailto:mari.lynche%40>>

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> Sent: Tue, March 30, 2010 8:27:40 AM

> Subject: Ready to Start...Questions..Andy

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> OK..the teeth are fixed and I am ready to start. As much as I have

> done with my son ...I am still not a technical person. And

> reading the technical part of Andy's book is causing my OCD to go into

> overload LOL. So instead of recreating the wheel I thought it would

> just be easier to ask Andy directly.

>

> He is 62lbs and right now he is on TMG, Supernthru w/o A & D, cod liver

> oil, probitics and anti-fungals when needed. These supplements really

> only started working for us after doing alternative medicine. He is

> on a gluten free, casine free, lutein free, fiengold and SCD

> combination diet. And it works well for him.

>

> Do you recommend we add any supplements to his diet once we start

> chelating? If so which ones? Should up the Supernthru dosage during

> chelation?

> Has sulfur medicine allergies. Do you recommend doing only ALA and

> not ALA/DMSA combination? Will ALA be effective enough on its own?

> What is the ALA & DMSA dosage for 62lbs?

> I am to give it to him every 4 hours for 3 day straight (including

> nights), correct?

> Do you recommend at the end of the 3 days to give activated charcoal

> to try to absorbs the mercury that is trying to redistribute?

> Finally, what should I see, good and bad, and what is the time

> frame? I mean, how long do you estimate I should chelate and will

> there be platues and/or regression? I know that you can't totally

> answer the last question but could you just give me some type of idea

> of what to aspect (good and bad).

>

> Thanks!

> Mari

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> ________________________________

> From: Mari Lynche <mari.lynche@... <mailto:mari.lynche%40>>

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> Sent: Tue, February 16, 2010 10:01:44 PM

> Subject: Re: [ ] Question for Andy

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> Thanks

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> From: Ross <mrossgrpgmail (DOT) com>

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> Sent: Sun, February 14, 2010 6:44:03 PM

> Subject: Re: [ ] Question for Andy

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> mari.lynche wrote:

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> > Hi

> >

> > My son was diagnosed with autism at 3 and he is 11 now. We

> > have done a lot of treatments with him with some good improvements. We

> > started of with DAN doctors and did chelation with iv & suppositories

> > of DMSA, DMSP & EDTA. The results had me go alternative medicine

> > (homeopath, a form of NAET and other energy medicine) and of course

> > diet. Our last practioner we have had the best results but she keeps

> > coming back to chelation (which we had him hair tested years ago and

> > had high mercury). She wants to do the clay baths but my heart keeps

> > saying ALA. I got your book and I was planning on starting it next week.

> >

> > Here is the problem. Last night my son came to me saying his tooth

> > hurt. I looked in his mouth and found a cavity on one of his back

> > teeth. I know I have to take him to a denist to fill it but what is OK

> > to put in his mouth to fill the cavity, how long before I can chelate

> > after it has been filled and so on????

> >

> As long as you use a composite (resin) filling, not amalgam (mercury),

> you can start chelating immediately.

>

> > Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

> >

> > Mari

> >

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March 31, 2010

Hi Mari,

Does the SNT have minerals? A multi-mineral is a good idea, as well as extra

zinc. Vitamin C, E and D3 are also part of my arsenal. I would not increase the

SNT dose, but instead add individual supplements. That is just me. Try to get

1g (1000 mg) essential fatty acids per day or more (EPA/DHA).

I can't answer your question about using DMSA if your son cannot take sulfur

meds (I assume that means some antibiotics?). I am only guessing there is a

difference between a sulfa allergy and a sulfur allergy.

What to expect? That will be an individual process. I can tell you what you

don't want to see: agitation, aggression, regression. There should be no

regressions at all; if there are then you need to evaluate what you are doing

and make changes. Progress could come in waves. You chelate until you no

longer see any symptoms of Autism, and then chelate 6 months longer! Sorry to

be so vague. Expect to do this for a few years.

ALA is best given every 3 hours. You *can* stretch it to 4 hours at night. I

do. ALA is all that is needed to rid the brain of heavy metals, but many do use

another chelator. If you cannot, that is fine. It is questionable if ALA

chelates lead, though (DMSA for that).

What dose are you planning on using? With a 62 lb child (like mine), I now use

25mgs ALA, but I started with 10 mgs. I worked it up quickly since my son isn't

a sensitive kid.

good luck to you. At first it all seems overwhelming. I guarantee that will

pass.

Pam