Re: Fw:The Posting on LA - Vit C not Vit D?

[Guest guest]

Oooops. yes. thank you!

[ ] Re: Fw:The Posting on LA

> >

> >

> > > > I've talked with several professionals who have experience in

> this

> > > field.

> > > > What I keep hearing is: Dr. Boyd Haley says that the safest way

> to

> > > raise

> > > > glutathione levels is to give IV Vitamin C as this regenerates

> ones

> > > own

> > > > glutathione (by converting oxidized glutathione into reduced

> > > glutathione-

> > > > this is in the medical literature). Dr. Haley has carefully

> > > explained this to

> > > > many of the doctors involved in the autism treatment issue. Dr.

> Boyd

> > > Haley's

> > > > position is to use IV Vitamin C with the children, not DMSA or

> > > lipoic acid,

> > > > according to the doctors I have communicated with who know Dr.

> > > Haley.

> > > > Ruth (RN), mom to

> > > , 16,

> > > > autism/LKS

> > >

> > > I have heard of this method elsewhere, and I'd love to hear from

> > > anyone who has tried it with success. I may try it with my kids

> > > since I know of a clinic opening near me that will use this

> method.

> > > I think what we are going to eventually find out is there are

> > > numerous ways to get the metals out. Only time and more research

> > > will tell what is the best way. But clearly DMSA and LA are

> doing

> > > *something* or people wouldn't be seeing gains and improvements

> from

> > > chelation. I think Lang's advice is sound--all our kids

> are

> > > individuals, proceed carefully, observe what is best for *your*

> > > child, know when to slow down, or stop.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

I'm sure you meant IV Vit C not IV Vit D but wanted to make sure??

Dyslexic fingers? I have them too!, KenG

--- In egroups, " lisa edmond " <sjcsydney@h...>

wrote:

> Dear Ruth R.N.,

> Does IV Vitamin D chelate all toxic elements? what about the

> nutritional ones? And what dose? My daughter could not tolerate

high

> doses - was this because it was stirring the metals around? Would

a lower

> dose chelate? Why does it have to be administered IV? Thank you

for your

> response!

>

>

>

> [ ] Re: Fw:The Posting on LA

>

>

> > > I've talked with several professionals who have experience in

this

> > field.

> > > What I keep hearing is: Dr. Boyd Haley says that the safest way

to

> > raise

> > > glutathione levels is to give IV Vitamin C as this regenerates

ones

> > own

> > > glutathione (by converting oxidized glutathione into reduced

> > glutathione-

> > > this is in the medical literature). Dr. Haley has carefully

> > explained this to

> > > many of the doctors involved in the autism treatment issue. Dr.

Boyd

> > Haley's

> > > position is to use IV Vitamin C with the children, not DMSA or

> > lipoic acid,

> > > according to the doctors I have communicated with who know Dr.

> > Haley.

> > > Ruth (RN), mom to

> > , 16,

> > > autism/LKS

> >

> > I have heard of this method elsewhere, and I'd love to hear from

> > anyone who has tried it with success. I may try it with my kids

> > since I know of a clinic opening near me that will use this

method.

> > I think what we are going to eventually find out is there are

> > numerous ways to get the metals out. Only time and more research

> > will tell what is the best way. But clearly DMSA and LA are

doing

> > *something* or people wouldn't be seeing gains and improvements

from

> > chelation. I think Lang's advice is sound--all our kids

are

> > individuals, proceed carefully, observe what is best for *your*

> > child, know when to slow down, or stop.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >