Guest guest Posted March 6, 2010 Report Share Posted March 6, 2010 Hi, I've done over 90 rounds. I used to wonder about things like this when I first started out. Then, I kept reminding myself that most of the meltdowns I had seen before chelation were usually unprovoked. All of the bizarre behavior was just a part of the autism and none of it could be predicted. The minimum dose for AC protocol calls for using 5mg with a 40 pound child. I seriously doubt that 2.5mg could have had much of an effect. > > We're on round 2. We did the 1st round last weekend with ALA (and aside from a very large dose that I was giving my 40 lbs son) he did ok on the round. We saw a lot of melt downs following the round but it was explained to me (thank you, board!) that it was a heavy redistribution because of a large dose we were giving him. > > We were suggested to do a couple rounds with a small dose of DMSA and then try adding ALA. > > We're on round 2 (our first round with DMSA). He's on 2.5 mg every 3 hours. He was ok yesterday and through the night. Now, he looks like a child with a cold - very lethargic, laying on a sofa and only wants books read to him... stuffy nose... no fever though... > > Should I be concerned? Or is it a coincidence that a cold took place on the round? He was SO happy-go-lucky on the first round on a mega dose of ALA and he is completely in bits and pieces now on 2.5 mg of DMSA... > > I am upping vit E and C... Any other suggestions? We are not stopping the round yet... is that ok? > > Thank you > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 6, 2010 Report Share Posted March 6, 2010 Good point... He's running a fever of 102.6... should I still keep going? We were suggested to start on lower than 5 mg because we did a very high dose of ALA (by mistake) on round 1 and needed to really step down to let his body recover. I know we should not " play " with doses during a round. So we'll finish this one at 2.5 and see if we can do 5 mg next time. So, fever or not - keep going? Thank you > > > > We're on round 2. We did the 1st round last weekend with ALA (and aside from a very large dose that I was giving my 40 lbs son) he did ok on the round. We saw a lot of melt downs following the round but it was explained to me (thank you, board!) that it was a heavy redistribution because of a large dose we were giving him. > > > > We were suggested to do a couple rounds with a small dose of DMSA and then try adding ALA. > > > > We're on round 2 (our first round with DMSA). He's on 2.5 mg every 3 hours. He was ok yesterday and through the night. Now, he looks like a child with a cold - very lethargic, laying on a sofa and only wants books read to him... stuffy nose... no fever though... > > > > Should I be concerned? Or is it a coincidence that a cold took place on the round? He was SO happy-go-lucky on the first round on a mega dose of ALA and he is completely in bits and pieces now on 2.5 mg of DMSA... > > > > I am upping vit E and C... Any other suggestions? We are not stopping the round yet... is that ok? > > > > Thank you > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 6, 2010 Report Share Posted March 6, 2010 , Save your insults, speak English. My kid getting better says I have as much expertise as anyone else whose kid got better. Please tell me how you measure 2.5 mg accurately out of a 100mg capsule. If you want to keep taking shots at me, take it off list and we'll have it out, OK? > > > > > > We're on round 2. We did the 1st round last weekend with ALA (and > > aside from a very large dose that I was giving my 40 lbs son) he did > > ok on the round. We saw a lot of melt downs following the round but it > > was explained to me (thank you, board!) that it was a heavy > > redistribution because of a large dose we were giving him. > > > > > > We were suggested to do a couple rounds with a small dose of DMSA > > and then try adding ALA. > > > > > > We're on round 2 (our first round with DMSA). He's on 2.5 mg every 3 > > hours. He was ok yesterday and through the night. Now, he looks like a > > child with a cold - very lethargic, laying on a sofa and only wants > > books read to him... stuffy nose... no fever though... > > > > > > Should I be concerned? Or is it a coincidence that a cold took place > > on the round? He was SO happy-go-lucky on the first round on a mega > > dose of ALA and he is completely in bits and pieces now on 2.5 mg of > > DMSA... > > > > > > I am upping vit E and C... Any other suggestions? We are not > > stopping the round yet... is that ok? > > > > > > Thank you > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 6, 2010 Report Share Posted March 6, 2010 , Since Andy is the expert here, not you, let's go with what his protocol says. It says to dose between 1/8 and 1/2 mg per pound. In other words, the person with the 40 pound child could give anywhere between 5 mg and 20 mg and be within Andy's (not yours) safety guidelines. I have always just guessed at what dose I was giving over 90+ rounds or about 2000 doses and tiny variations like 2.5 mg never made a bit of difference. All of those guesses were within Andy's guidelines (not yours). I've been successful because I followed Andy's advice (not yours). You have a problem with me because you don't understand politics. Have you cured your child? If not, go reread what Andy says and stop giving people your bogus interpretation of what he says. > > > > > > > > > > We're on round 2. We did the 1st round last weekend with ALA (and > > > > aside from a very large dose that I was giving my 40 lbs son) he did > > > > ok on the round. We saw a lot of melt downs following the round > > but it > > > > was explained to me (thank you, board!) that it was a heavy > > > > redistribution because of a large dose we were giving him. > > > > > > > > > > We were suggested to do a couple rounds with a small dose of DMSA > > > > and then try adding ALA. > > > > > > > > > > We're on round 2 (our first round with DMSA). He's on 2.5 mg > > every 3 > > > > hours. He was ok yesterday and through the night. Now, he looks > > like a > > > > child with a cold - very lethargic, laying on a sofa and only wants > > > > books read to him... stuffy nose... no fever though... > > > > > > > > > > Should I be concerned? Or is it a coincidence that a cold took > > place > > > > on the round? He was SO happy-go-lucky on the first round on a mega > > > > dose of ALA and he is completely in bits and pieces now on 2.5 mg of > > > > DMSA... > > > > > > > > > > I am upping vit E and C... Any other suggestions? We are not > > > > stopping the round yet... is that ok? > > > > > > > > > > Thank you > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 7, 2010 Report Share Posted March 7, 2010 My daughter has had a fever beginning Friday night. We started chelation the weekend before. Could the fever still be from the chelation? I just assumed she now has a virus. (She is coughing as well) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 7, 2010 Report Share Posted March 7, 2010 We're too new (our 2nd round) to give advises but just to share - we started this round Fri mid-day. On Sat mid-day he started running a fever. Now is mid-Sun and the fever is coming down on its own (I did up vit C dose just in case since yesterday). I did not get to check messages yesterday so did not see the advise to stop the round if there is a fever... so we actually chellated with the fever... but he seems ok and in fact the fever is almost gone now. I will remember for the next time that IF there is a fever, to stop the round. But I'm kind of with you on this . I think it is more of a virus than anything else. Just bad timing. > > My daughter has had a fever beginning Friday night. We started chelation the weekend before. Could the fever still be from the chelation? I just assumed she now has a virus. (She is coughing as well) > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 7, 2010 Report Share Posted March 7, 2010 but we chelated a week ago. Would it be plausible that a fever and cough are from the chelation a week later? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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