Re: Chelation results - Dr. also rxed LDN

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Thanks for sharing-

I just picked up my script from my neuro for LDN today.

Are you seeing a Neurologist/MS specialist (or metabolic) for the

chelation? And which testing did you use for the mercury. Did you

have it tested before/ during or after amalgam removals.

I too believe ppast mercury exposures play a part in my recently dx'd

MS.

regard,

MsP

--- In low dose naltrexone , " alanms1579 " <alanms@c...>

wrote:

>

> I had responded several days ago to a post on mercury and chelation

> and stated I had my mercury removed (by a Biological Dentist) and

> have been getting chelation (DMPS) for several months. This was

> after an atack of Optical Neuritis that has left my left eye at

> about 80% of normal (had lost 90% of vision at worst).

>

> I saw my Dr. today and the results of my 3rd mercury urine

> challange. I went from 120+ (don't recall the scale), with 50

> consdiered " toxic " to 40 after 10 treatments and hit 0.46 after 19

> treatments total (basically zero which is what it should be).

>

> I have also had 6 treatments with Plaquex which is

> phosphicytalcholine (not sure of spelling) which has the ability to

> cross the blood/brain barrier and has evidently helped some with

> neurologial issues.

>

> This same Dr. wrote an RX for LDN for me after my supply from Irmats

> (Dr. was cut off by Canadian customes. He knew what it was and

> about Dr. B's work!

>

> He also has me injecting B12 (Methyl) and hormones (Dhea - a pill

> and Testosterone - a shot). Together these treatements along with

> supplements have me feeling pretty good. I don't beleive the same

> protocol will necessarily provide the same results for everyone, but

> if you test high in Mercury I am guessing this may help. I believe

> my " MS " diagnosis is related to the mercury. I have tested negative

> for Lyme and Epstien-Barr (this testing is a must although often

> inaccurate).

>

> Given all the chatter on chelation I felt I should post my test

> results. I agree that an enlightened Dr. should be used for both

> mercury removal and chelation, in addition to Bioidentical hormone

> therapy as opposed to self medicating. Tracking and tesing is

> important in these areas.

>

> Best REgards

> Alan