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Hi everyone!

Okay, so we got the results from Jennah's urine toxic metals test...this was the second one after starting chelation. The first one showed low levels of metals coming out (the porphyrin test showed highly elevated levels), so her DAN added glutathione cream and folinic acid. We did the second utm test and it showed even less metals coming out in her urine. What does this mean? The DAN said that if this happened he would probably recommend IV chelation (she's 4 years old)- since the DMPS suppositories might not be doing the job (so to speak). BUT her DAN is 3 hours away- I can't drive 3 hours each way twice a week- or even once a week...does IV chelation have to be done in the DAN office or are there other options? Could she just be detoxed enough already? She's only been doing chelation since March...so many questions...thanks for the help!

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