Re: another question - about chelating my 3 yr old

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I think you should continue to monitor your son's condition. Pay attention to

any side of supplement. After you gain a 3- 4 month experience on your son, you

may think of doing chelation with your daughter. Believe me, it's not easy. I

had a lot of agonizing moments with a low dosage protocol (1/2mg/lb and 1mg/lb,

per 4 hours).

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> I have also decided to chelate my dd, shes 3.5, she was vaccinated with a

course of the dtp jab when she was 2 which in theory means that she missed the

mercury vaccinations, she has a diagnosis of DCD and to our mind probably has a

touch of as, would she benefit from ala chelation? we have chosen primarily

dmsa but wondered if she would benefit from us adding in ala as well, or seeing

as she bypassed the mercury vacc, would chelation even be beneficial??

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> her immune system isnt great, she has been battling an ear, nose, chest

> virus that attacks her every 4 - 6 weeks for the last 3 years resulting in

many courses of antibiotics and she has terrible yeast, I have a very focussed

gp who prescribes her nystatin on a regular basis. She is supplemented with

spectrum complete, ester-c, zinc, spatone iron liquid as the gp felt she was

slightly anaemic, kirmans b-complex, mb12 sublinguals, vit D, eye q fish oil,

and clo.

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> thanks for any input, emma

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