/was: Re:Chelation - suppositories

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And the normal way to take a temperature in France is rectally.

Margaret

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> HI ,

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> I am sure you are right about the half life situation, but the

French and

> many other Europeans have been giving pain killing suppositories to

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> their children for years, and I cant imagine that those children

all have

> problems with 'psychosexual development'.

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> I agree that it may not be appropriate for adolescents to receive

medication

> this way but for younger children I wouldn't have a problem with it

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> at all. I remember when I lived in upstate New York and the

horror on the

> faces of other mothers on the beach as my two year old ran around

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> naked! Its just a matter of taste in my opinion and I think that

people can

> over think things.

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> Just my opinion, no offence intended, but I wouldn't want people

to think

> that they are perverted if this is the only option for them to get a

> chelator in

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> to their child.

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> Sal x

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> Re: /was: Re:Chelation -

> suppositories

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> Hi ,

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> I'm not in favor of suppositories, not because they don't work, but

for the

> potential that a parent administering regular suppositories can

have on the

> psychosexual development of a child.

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> I don't think the Dan! drs quite thought this one through. Oral is

fine,

> works well and has no danger of creating some real problems for the

> adolescent.

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> Suppositories would also have to be administered every 3 hours to

make sure

> regression doesn't occur, not exactly a comfortable proposition for

anyone.

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> IMHO, I'd rethink this. Please ask any mental health clinician and

he/she

> will undoubtedly have the same reservations. Dr. Jackie McCandless

has also

> expressed the same strong opinion " against " suppositories for the

same

> reasons above.

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> Re:Chelation - suppositories

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> Originally doctor planned on oral DMSA, so I did all my research on

that.

> Now she suggested alternating suppositories of DMSA/DMPS instead.

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> Would love people's feedback on their experiences of suppositories.

We have

> high lead as well as other metals/ I'm terrified of regression.

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> Thanks

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