Re: EDTA - a Chlelator for Mercury?

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<< I visited this dentist this morning and I asked him about chelating.

He

mentioned a referral to a doc trained in chelation who uses EDTA. Is this a

chelator for mercury? Is this administered intravenously? >>

EDTA is admnistered intravenously.

It is not effective for mercury detox.

Andy

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EDTA doesn't work for mercury. My wife tried it at the direction of her doctor

with no effect. Then she did DMSA and it workes great! It

wiped her out while she was on it, but it was worth the discomfort to get the

mercury out. It worked for my son too!

Don

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> Andy,

> I visited this dentist this morning and I asked him about chelating. He

> mentioned a referral to a doc trained in chelation who uses EDTA. Is this a

> chelator for mercury? Is this administered intravenously?

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> Thanks,

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> Ed

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EDTA is IV and approved for lead. Amy Holmes, M.D., and others say it does

not work on mercury. DMSA, which is taken by mouth, does.

Lorilyn

> I visited this dentist this morning and I asked him about chelating.

He

> mentioned a referral to a doc trained in chelation who uses EDTA. Is this

a

> chelator for mercury? Is this administered intravenously?

>

> Thanks,

>

> Ed

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Ed,

When I say it worked, I mean that it removed the mercury. Testing for mercury

before and after the DMSA showed the mercury was almost all

removed. At least it was down to the lowest possible levels, and now my wife is

no longer ill. That's even more important to me. I have

her back from the dead!

Don

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> Date: Thu, 27 Jul 2000 16:05:49 -0400

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> Hi Don,

> I don't doubt that DMSA worked, please describe what you mean by worked?

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> Thanks,

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> Ed

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> Don Damiani <damiani@...> on 07/27/2000 03:46:17 PM

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> EDTA doesn't work for mercury. My wife tried it at the direction of her doctor

> with no effect. Then she did DMSA and it workes great! It

> wiped her out while she was on it, but it was worth the discomfort to get the

> mercury out. It worked for my son too!

>

> Don

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> > Andy,

> > I visited this dentist this morning and I asked him about chelating.

He

> > mentioned a referral to a doc trained in chelation who uses EDTA. Is this a

> > chelator for mercury? Is this administered intravenously?

> >

> > Thanks,

> >

> > Ed

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