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Kelli and list mates,

The 1/2 life of DMSA/Chemet in kids is 3 hours + or - 0.2hours and

in adults 1.9hours + or - 0.4 hours. See J Pediatr. 1994, Aug: 125

(2): 233-4 Pharmacokinetics of Meso-2, 3-dimercaptosuccinic acid

acid in Patients with lead poisoning and in healthy adults. Beverly

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In a message dated 10/21/00 4:44:42 PM Central Standard Time,

Flick2Bev@... writes:

<< The 1/2 life of DMSA/Chemet in kids is 3 hours + or - 0.2hours and

in adults 1.9hours + or - 0.4 hours. See J Pediatr. 1994, Aug: 125

(2): 233-4 Pharmacokinetics of Meso-2, 3-dimercaptosuccinic acid

acid in Patients with lead poisoning and in healthy adults. >>

Beverly,

Do you have any idea what the 1/2 life or absorption time is for mineral

supplements like calcium, zinc and magnesium to be processed through the

blood and tucked into cells? I'm considering a long-term, very low dose of

DMSA as we sauna but am concerned about depleting too many minerals or

chelating minerals instead of metals. Would be interesting if we could get

an idea of how long minerals stay in the bloodstream after ingested so we

could time the DMSA dose to pull metals rather than minerals. Have you done

any urine tests during chelation that checks for both toxic metals and the

essential minerals DMSA tends to bind to as well? That might be worth

looking at to see if you see more essentials than toxins.

Gaylen

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Gaylen,

Why not test periodically to see what effects the constant, low-dose

chelation is having on the nutritional elements as well as the toxic ones?

It would be interesting to find out, don't you think?

Re: [ ] DMSA impaired clearance article,kelli

> In a message dated 10/21/00 4:44:42 PM Central Standard Time,

> Flick2Bev@... writes:

>

> << The 1/2 life of DMSA/Chemet in kids is 3 hours + or - 0.2hours and

> in adults 1.9hours + or - 0.4 hours. See J Pediatr. 1994, Aug: 125

> (2): 233-4 Pharmacokinetics of Meso-2, 3-dimercaptosuccinic acid

> acid in Patients with lead poisoning and in healthy adults. >>

>

> Beverly,

>

> Do you have any idea what the 1/2 life or absorption time is for mineral

> supplements like calcium, zinc and magnesium to be processed through the

> blood and tucked into cells? I'm considering a long-term, very low dose

of

> DMSA as we sauna but am concerned about depleting too many minerals or

> chelating minerals instead of metals. Would be interesting if we could

get

> an idea of how long minerals stay in the bloodstream after ingested so we

> could time the DMSA dose to pull metals rather than minerals. Have you

done

> any urine tests during chelation that checks for both toxic metals and the

> essential minerals DMSA tends to bind to as well? That might be worth

> looking at to see if you see more essentials than toxins.

> Gaylen

>

>

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In a message dated 11/5/00 12:59:01 PM Central Standard Time,

sjcsydney@... writes:

<< Why not test periodically to see what effects the constant, low-dose

chelation is having on the nutritional elements as well as the toxic ones?

It would be interesting to find out, don't you think?

>>

That was my thought too but I had wondered if Beverly had done so with her

kids. I'm going to talk to my doc about it this week to see what he thinks.

Gaylen

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Does it mean that adults have to take DMSA every 4 hours

and children can take DMSA only every 6?

Vera

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> In a message dated 10/21/00 4:44:42 PM Central Standard Time,

> Flick2Bev@a... writes:

>

> << The 1/2 life of DMSA/Chemet in kids is 3 hours + or - 0.2hours

and

> in adults 1.9hours + or - 0.4 hours. See J Pediatr. 1994, Aug: 125

> (2): 233-4 Pharmacokinetics of Meso-2, 3-dimercaptosuccinic acid

> acid in Patients with lead poisoning and in healthy adults. >>

>

> Beverly,

>

> Do you have any idea what the 1/2 life or absorption time is for

mineral

> supplements like calcium, zinc and magnesium to be processed through

the

> blood and tucked into cells? I'm considering a long-term, very low

dose of

> DMSA as we sauna but am concerned about depleting too many minerals

or

> chelating minerals instead of metals. Would be interesting if we

could get

> an idea of how long minerals stay in the bloodstream after ingested

so we

> could time the DMSA dose to pull metals rather than minerals. Have

you done

> any urine tests during chelation that checks for both toxic metals

and the

> essential minerals DMSA tends to bind to as well? That might be

worth

> looking at to see if you see more essentials than toxins.

> Gaylen

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> In a message dated 10/21/00 4:44:42 PM Central Standard Time,

> Flick2Bev@a... writes:

>

> << The 1/2 life of DMSA/Chemet in kids is 3 hours + or - 0.2hours

and

> in adults 1.9hours + or - 0.4 hours. See J Pediatr. 1994, Aug: 125

> (2): 233-4 Pharmacokinetics of Meso-2, 3-dimercaptosuccinic acid

> acid in Patients with lead poisoning and in healthy adults. >>

>

> Beverly,

>

> Do you have any idea what the 1/2 life or absorption time is for

mineral

> supplements like calcium, zinc and magnesium to be processed through

the

> blood and tucked into cells? I'm considering a long-term, very low

dose of

> DMSA as we sauna but am concerned about depleting too many minerals

or

> chelating minerals instead of metals. Would be interesting if we

could get

> an idea of how long minerals stay in the bloodstream after ingested

so we

> could time the DMSA dose to pull metals rather than minerals. Have

you done

> any urine tests during chelation that checks for both toxic metals

and the

> essential minerals DMSA tends to bind to as well? That might be

worth

> looking at to see if you see more essentials than toxins.

> Gaylen

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> In a message dated 10/21/00 4:44:42 PM Central Standard Time,

> Flick2Bev@a... writes:

>

> << The 1/2 life of DMSA/Chemet in kids is 3 hours + or - 0.2hours

and

> in adults 1.9hours + or - 0.4 hours. See J Pediatr. 1994, Aug: 125

> (2): 233-4 Pharmacokinetics of Meso-2, 3-dimercaptosuccinic acid

> acid in Patients with lead poisoning and in healthy adults. >>

>

> Beverly,

>

> Do you have any idea what the 1/2 life or absorption time is for

mineral

> supplements like calcium, zinc and magnesium to be processed through

the

> blood and tucked into cells? I'm considering a long-term, very low

dose of

> DMSA as we sauna but am concerned about depleting too many minerals

or

> chelating minerals instead of metals. Would be interesting if we

could get

> an idea of how long minerals stay in the bloodstream after ingested

so we

> could time the DMSA dose to pull metals rather than minerals. Have

you done

> any urine tests during chelation that checks for both toxic metals

and the

> essential minerals DMSA tends to bind to as well? That might be

worth

> looking at to see if you see more essentials than toxins.

> Gaylen

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