need lots of help on DMSA chelation

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need lots of help on DMSA chelation

Posted by: " janibaasch " baaschj@... janibaasch

Fri May 14, 2010 8:52 pm (PDT)

I'm new to this board and I am having a rough time with my 5 year old son right

now. We started DMSA 18 months ago under the direction of a " DAN " doctor - it is

going very slow and so about 6 weeks ago I decided to stop it. His prophyrin

test from when we first started 18 months ago is essentially unchanged. He was

taking 2 mg once daily on monday, wed, fridays. I know this is not the AC

protocol but this is the scheudle our doctor uses.

Now, I see HUGE regression in my son - in many areas. It did not show up

immediately but about 3 or so weeks later. I feel I should restart the dmsa

chealtion yet I feel uncomfortable doing the same schedule because it seemed to

be going to slow with him.

Advice anyone? I would really appreciate any kind of input.

Thank you very much.

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Do proper chelation respecting the hal-life of the chelator.

Andy Cutler Protocol.

You can read about it in the files section of the group. For most of us, doctors

got us here in the first place by injecting harmful metals and other substances

into are chilren and placing them in our teeth.

TJ

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From: janibaasch <baaschj@...>

Sent: Fri, May 14, 2010 8:52:04 PM

Subject: [ ] need lots of help on DMSA chelation

 

I'm new to this board and I am having a rough time with my 5 year old son right

now. We started DMSA 18 months ago under the direction of a " DAN " doctor - it is

going very slow and so about 6 weeks ago I decided to stop it. His prophyrin

test from when we first started 18 months ago is essentially unchanged. He was

taking 2 mg once daily on monday, wed, fridays. I know this is not the AC

protocol but this is the scheudle our doctor uses.

Now, I see HUGE regression in my son - in many areas. It did not show up

immediately but about 3 or so weeks later. I feel I should restart the dmsa

chealtion yet I feel uncomfortable doing the same schedule because it seemed to

be going to slow with him.

Advice anyone? I would really appreciate any kind of input.

Thank you very much.

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I think by not doing it 3 days in a row, redistribution is taking place. Do it

as recommended: 3 days non-stop. I realize DANs don't know about chelators, if

people on this list has gotten good results from using chelators, is because

they are doing it like Andy says: start friday when coming back from school,

then 3 hours without pause until monday morning when they return to activities.

I imagine it is very exhausting, haven't started yet, but I am convinced it's

the way to go. What happens if you use an antibiotic in a schedule similar to

what your DAN prescribed? The body will not recognize either one thing nor the

other!! The medium life in plasma is not enough to achieve anything. My little

understanding of AC chelation tells me your schedule is not OK, if I am wrong,

please someone correct me....

I don't see the point of moving metals, letting them bump around for 24 hours,

then start, stop again for 24 hours and start again.... I just don't get it.

Just my 0.02, hope your little one gets better soon and you feel confident after

this failure provoked by your DAN, to do it the proper way.

Many blessings,

Isa

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[ ] Re: need lots of help on DMSA chelation

Please describe the symptoms of the regression in detail.

What are you doing for yeast?

Is he tolerating foods okay?

How are his BMs?

Is he taking any adrenal support (Adrenal Cortex Extract)?

Is he on Choline/Inositol for OCD?

Are OCD, stimming, or fears a problem?

If we know a little more, we can help you better.

Liz

>

> I'm new to this board and I am having a rough time with my 5 year old son

right now. We started DMSA 18 months ago under the direction of a " DAN " doctor -

it is going very slow and so about 6 weeks ago I decided to stop it. His

prophyrin test from when we first started 18 months ago is essentially

unchanged. He was taking 2 mg once daily on monday, wed, fridays. I know this is

not the AC protocol but this is the scheudle our doctor uses.

> Now, I see HUGE regression in my son - in many areas. It did not show up

immediately but about 3 or so weeks later. I feel I should restart the dmsa

chealtion yet I feel uncomfortable doing the same schedule because it seemed to

be going to slow with him.

> Advice anyone? I would really appreciate any kind of input.

> Thank you very much.

>

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Liz,

Thanks for your message.

Regression: verbal stimming (and hand stimming: palm of hand facing him and

waving it back and forth in front of his eyes/face), non-sense words, POOR

eye contact, difficulty holding still, some sensory seeking, some

stuttering, high pitched sounds, excessive silliness, difficulty holding a

conversation with him, more aggression and frustration. His poops are

formed (occasionally a little soft at the end) and they are covered in white

stringy/mucous stuff (I'm assuming this is yeast). Not really doing

anything for yeast at the moment (had diflucon in the past and I have a Rx

for nystatin which I have not used yet). He is on a probiotic. He won't

take GSE (I must say, it is really nasty) and he doesn't swallow pills. I

was not aware of any adrenal support needs in relation to chelation or

anything else and I'm not familiar with choline/inositol either. Gosh,

after reading your comment, I realized (AGAIN) just how much I DON'T know

yet. Fears aren't a real problem for him and the OCD is baseline.

There was a typo in my first post - he was taking 200 mg (NOT 2 mg) 3x/week

- M,W,F).

What do you think? Where should I start to help him. Why do you think

there is a regression now after stopping the DMSA?

Thank you so much for your time, I know how valuable time is!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

~jani.

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Sent: Saturday, May 15, 2010 1:31 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: need lots of help on DMSA chelation

Please describe the symptoms of the regression in detail.

What are you doing for yeast?

Is he tolerating foods okay?

How are his BMs?

Is he taking any adrenal support (Adrenal Cortex Extract)?

Is he on Choline/Inositol for OCD?

Are OCD, stimming, or fears a problem?

If we know a little more, we can help you better.

Liz

>

> I'm new to this board and I am having a rough time with my 5 year old son

right now. We started DMSA 18 months ago under the direction of a " DAN "

doctor - it is going very slow and so about 6 weeks ago I decided to stop

it. His prophyrin test from when we first started 18 months ago is

essentially unchanged. He was taking 2 mg once daily on monday, wed,

fridays. I know this is not the AC protocol but this is the scheudle our

doctor uses.

> Now, I see HUGE regression in my son - in many areas. It did not show up

immediately but about 3 or so weeks later. I feel I should restart the dmsa

chealtion yet I feel uncomfortable doing the same schedule because it seemed

to be going to slow with him.

> Advice anyone? I would really appreciate any kind of input.

> Thank you very much.

>

[Guest guest]

Isa,

Thank you very much for your reply. It is so helpful to hear from other

parents. I'm kicking myself for doing chelation wrong for 18 months. Your

analogy to the antibiotic was great!

Grateful for your help!

~jani.

[ ] Re: need lots of help on DMSA chelation

Please describe the symptoms of the regression in detail.

What are you doing for yeast?

Is he tolerating foods okay?

How are his BMs?

Is he taking any adrenal support (Adrenal Cortex Extract)?

Is he on Choline/Inositol for OCD?

Are OCD, stimming, or fears a problem?

If we know a little more, we can help you better.

Liz

>

> I'm new to this board and I am having a rough time with my 5 year old son

right now. We started DMSA 18 months ago under the direction of a " DAN "

doctor - it is going very slow and so about 6 weeks ago I decided to stop

it. His prophyrin test from when we first started 18 months ago is

essentially unchanged. He was taking 2 mg once daily on monday, wed,

fridays. I know this is not the AC protocol but this is the scheudle our

doctor uses.

> Now, I see HUGE regression in my son - in many areas. It did not show up

immediately but about 3 or so weeks later. I feel I should restart the dmsa

chealtion yet I feel uncomfortable doing the same schedule because it seemed

to be going to slow with him.

> Advice anyone? I would really appreciate any kind of input.

> Thank you very much.

>

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