Re: Re: where to buy small doses DMSA Suppository?

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we don't chelate yet, but from what I've read, kids who have gut problems use

the suppositories cause they won't irritate the gut.  Don't know if that's

true, but I've read this.

nancy j

a child is diagnosed with

asd every 20 seconds

From: mercurybabies2 <mercurybabies2@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: where to buy small doses DMSA Suppository?

Date: Tuesday, August 3, 2010, 8:18 PM

 

Not Andy but skip the glutathione. It's not always good and makes a lot of

people/kids worse.

Andy explains this in Amalgam Illness.

Don't use suppositories at all unless you have one of the extenuating

circumstances Andy listed.

There is NO need to do that other than to charge you for compounded

suppositories which cost more than oral medication. And then put your child

through this violation every 8 hours on rounds. Think about, would you want

someone doing this to you?? Probably not.

Many will argue this point but it is not emotionally healthy to be putting a

suppository into a child's bum all the time. This should be reserved for times

of extreme illness when vomiting and Iv will not allow for oral or intravenous

administration of medication. I don't know why it has become fashionably to give

chelators like that...but its not needed. Insist on oral dmps or transdermal to

be used on the child's skin, say an arm or leg.

If a kid can swallow, there is no reason to use suppositories.

It will not reduce yeast.

Jan

Recovery From Autism

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