DMSA and LA are not lifetime therapies, they are curative

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>How long do you have to be on the DMSA? Same question for ALA users. For

>those who are continuing to use it daily or on a schedule, how long do you

>plan to use it? Are you constantly checking to see the levels of heavy

>metals in urine, or hair? I do NOT want to use ANYTHING on my son for the

>rest of his life if I can help it. Beverly, you have said that your children

>are recovered from autism and yet you continue to treat with DMSA? I am just

>trying to get a handle on all of this. It is difficult enough to get a

>vitamin down my kid every day.

>Thanks,

>

You use the DMSA and ALA for a few months to a year then don't need it any

more. If your kid has mercury (or arsenic) it is curative.

It is extremely important to use it on a proper (every 3 hours for a few days

even at night, then skip several days and repeat) protocol or it will make

your kid worse.

If you do a few of those several day chelation cycles and don't notice any

improvement then don't bother any more - if it is going to work you will

notice improvement pretty quickly. It isn't one of these pretend therapies

where you do all kinds of byzantinely complex stuff 14 hours a day for the

rest of your life for some barely noticeable change. And it isn't a therapy

where there is a " healing crisis " - there are some side effects while taking

the stuff, but there should be real improvement within a couple of days of

stopping each cycle.

Andy Cutler