Guest guest Posted April 7, 2012 Report Share Posted April 7, 2012 Hello I am looking/desperate for some advice.After much consideration and deliberation over which road to take in detoxing my son from metals I have chosen to go down Dr Cutlers route rather than Dr Yaskos. I have spoken to lots of mums I trust and they have all advised me to follow Cutlers path (big thanks to ,Anita and Kirsty!). I have just read 'Fight Autism and win' and it was so refreshing and simple after trying to get my head round Yasko. If i'm honest I am worried that it will take me too long to get my head round the science of it all and in the mean time the clock is ticking away and the toxic load just gets bigger :-{. I am still waiting for all of Josh's biomedical tests to come back but I know from past testing he has high Arsenic and Cadmium. Nothing showed on the Mercury front but I understand that means nothing especially as I used to work in health care, had all the vaccinations going and have a mouth full of metal myself!Josh's genetic results came back from Dr Yasko on thursday and I have been studying them over the weekend. From what I can work out my boy is a poor methylator as he has a MTRR++ mutation however because of his COMT ++ status will have a reduced tolerance to methyl donors. As part of Dr Yasko is recommendations she advises saturating Josh's body with other forms of B12. I'm assuming this is likely to cause a big detox reaction.If I follow Dr Yaskos recommendations with the B12 and start Dr Cutlers protocol at the same time will this be too much for my son? Should I ignore Dr Yasko's recommendations for now until we are underway with Dr Cutlers protocol?I'm really confused and can't work out what to do? I'm feeling under pressure as there looks to be tons of stuff to fix and I don't know where to begin? I have copied J's results below in the hope that someone familiar could just reassure me that it's ok to just push forward with Andy's protocol and that I am not missing something crucial that means I should stick to Dr Yasko's.?Thank in advance to anyone that can help!! xCOMT V158M +/+ COMT H62H +/+ VDR Taq +/+ MAO A R297R +/+ ACAT 1-02 +/- Hetero MTHFR C677T +/- Hetero MTR -A2756G +/- MTRR A66G +/+MTRR 11 +/- Hetero BHMT 1 +/- Hetero BHMT 8 +/+ SHMT +/- NOS +/- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 8, 2012 Report Share Posted April 8, 2012 Ok after some more research I am feeling chilled and have answered my own question :-)I will stick with Yasko while addressing SHMT and ACAT mutations. Add in B12 to a comfortable level for him then use Dr Cutlers protocol to detox with ALA - sorted!lis x Hello I am looking/desperate for some advice.After much consideration and deliberation over which road to take in detoxing my son from metals I have chosen to go down Dr Cutlers route rather than Dr Yaskos. I have spoken to lots of mums I trust and they have all advised me to follow Cutlers path (big thanks to ,Anita and Kirsty!). I have just read 'Fight Autism and win' and it was so refreshing and simple after trying to get my head round Yasko. If i'm honest I am worried that it will take me too long to get my head round the science of it all and in the mean time the clock is ticking away and the toxic load just gets bigger :-{. I am still waiting for all of Josh's biomedical tests to come back but I know from past testing he has high Arsenic and Cadmium. Nothing showed on the Mercury front but I understand that means nothing especially as I used to work in health care, had all the vaccinations going and have a mouth full of metal myself!Josh's genetic results came back from Dr Yasko on thursday and I have been studying them over the weekend. From what I can work out my boy is a poor methylator as he has a MTRR++ mutation however because of his COMT ++ status will have a reduced tolerance to methyl donors. As part of Dr Yasko is recommendations she advises saturating Josh's body with other forms of B12. I'm assuming this is likely to cause a big detox reaction.If I follow Dr Yaskos recommendations with the B12 and start Dr Cutlers protocol at the same time will this be too much for my son? Should I ignore Dr Yasko's recommendations for now until we are underway with Dr Cutlers protocol?I'm really confused and can't work out what to do? I'm feeling under pressure as there looks to be tons of stuff to fix and I don't know where to begin? I have copied J's results below in the hope that someone familiar could just reassure me that it's ok to just push forward with Andy's protocol and that I am not missing something crucial that means I should stick to Dr Yasko's.?Thank in advance to anyone that can help!! xCOMT V158M +/+ COMT H62H +/+ VDR Taq +/+ MAO A R297R +/+ACAT 1-02 +/- Hetero MTHFR C677T +/- Hetero MTR -A2756G +/-MTRR A66G +/+MTRR 11 +/- Hetero BHMT 1 +/- Hetero BHMT 8 +/+ SHMT +/- NOS +/- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 8, 2012 Report Share Posted April 8, 2012 Hi Lis, We had recovery while on Yasko but we did Cutler dosing for ALA. (We also did other things that weren't Yasko that we had started already and were sure they were beneficial - for example we kept in all the Houston digestive enzymes). For us learning about our son's (over)methylation was useful. Best wishes, Sandy > > > > > Hello I am looking/desperate for some advice. > > > > After much consideration and deliberation over which road to take in detoxing my son from metals I have chosen to go down Dr Cutlers route rather than Dr Yaskos. > > > > I have spoken to lots of mums I trust and they have all advised me to follow Cutlers path (big thanks to ,Anita and Kirsty!). > > I have just read 'Fight Autism and win' and it was so refreshing and simple after trying to get my head round Yasko. If i'm honest I am worried that it will take me too long to get my head round the science of it all and in the mean time the clock is ticking away and the toxic load just gets bigger :-{. > > > > I am still waiting for all of Josh's biomedical tests to come back but I know from past testing he has high Arsenic and Cadmium. Nothing showed on the Mercury front but I understand that means nothing especially as I used to work in health care, had all the vaccinations going and have a mouth full of metal myself! > > > > Josh's genetic results came back from Dr Yasko on thursday and I have been studying them over the weekend. From what I can work out my boy is a poor methylator as he has a MTRR++ mutation however because of his COMT ++ status will have a reduced tolerance to methyl donors. As part of Dr Yasko is recommendations she advises saturating Josh's body with other forms of B12. I'm assuming this is likely to cause a big detox reaction. > > > > If I follow Dr Yaskos recommendations with the B12 and start Dr Cutlers protocol at the same time will this be too much for my son? > > > > Should I ignore Dr Yasko's recommendations for now until we are underway with Dr Cutlers protocol? > > > > I'm really confused and can't work out what to do? I'm feeling under pressure as there looks to be tons of stuff to fix and I don't know where to begin? > > > > I have copied J's results below in the hope that someone familiar could just reassure me that it's ok to just push forward with Andy's protocol and that I am not missing something crucial that means I should stick to Dr Yasko's.? > > > > Thank in advance to anyone that can help!! x > > > > COMT V158M +/+ > > > > COMT H62H +/+ > > > > VDR Taq +/+ > > > > MAO A R297R +/+ > > > > ACAT 1-02 +/- Hetero > > > > MTHFR C677T +/- Hetero > > > > MTR -A2756G +/- > > > > MTRR A66G +/+ > > > > MTRR 11 +/- Hetero > > > > BHMT 1 +/- Hetero > > > > BHMT 8 +/+ > > > > SHMT +/- > > > > NOS +/- > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 8, 2012 Report Share Posted April 8, 2012 Hi SandyThanks for replying.Can i just ask how long/far into Yasko you began the ALA?ThanksLis :-) Hi Lis, We had recovery while on Yasko but we did Cutler dosing for ALA. (We also did other things that weren't Yasko that we had started already and were sure they were beneficial - for example we kept in all the Houston digestive enzymes). For us learning about our son's (over)methylation was useful. Best wishes, Sandy > > > > > Hello I am looking/desperate for some advice. > > > > After much consideration and deliberation over which road to take in detoxing my son from metals I have chosen to go down Dr Cutlers route rather than Dr Yaskos. > > > > I have spoken to lots of mums I trust and they have all advised me to follow Cutlers path (big thanks to ,Anita and Kirsty!). > > I have just read 'Fight Autism and win' and it was so refreshing and simple after trying to get my head round Yasko. If i'm honest I am worried that it will take me too long to get my head round the science of it all and in the mean time the clock is ticking away and the toxic load just gets bigger :-{. > > > > I am still waiting for all of Josh's biomedical tests to come back but I know from past testing he has high Arsenic and Cadmium. Nothing showed on the Mercury front but I understand that means nothing especially as I used to work in health care, had all the vaccinations going and have a mouth full of metal myself! > > > > Josh's genetic results came back from Dr Yasko on thursday and I have been studying them over the weekend. From what I can work out my boy is a poor methylator as he has a MTRR++ mutation however because of his COMT ++ status will have a reduced tolerance to methyl donors. As part of Dr Yasko is recommendations she advises saturating Josh's body with other forms of B12. I'm assuming this is likely to cause a big detox reaction. > > > > If I follow Dr Yaskos recommendations with the B12 and start Dr Cutlers protocol at the same time will this be too much for my son? > > > > Should I ignore Dr Yasko's recommendations for now until we are underway with Dr Cutlers protocol? > > > > I'm really confused and can't work out what to do? I'm feeling under pressure as there looks to be tons of stuff to fix and I don't know where to begin? > > > > I have copied J's results below in the hope that someone familiar could just reassure me that it's ok to just push forward with Andy's protocol and that I am not missing something crucial that means I should stick to Dr Yasko's.? > > > > Thank in advance to anyone that can help!! x > > > > COMT V158M +/+ > > > > COMT H62H +/+ > > > > VDR Taq +/+ > > > > MAO A R297R +/+ > > > > ACAT 1-02 +/- Hetero > > > > MTHFR C677T +/- Hetero > > > > MTR -A2756G +/- > > > > MTRR A66G +/+ > > > > MTRR 11 +/- Hetero > > > > BHMT 1 +/- Hetero > > > > BHMT 8 +/+ > > > > SHMT +/- > > > > NOS +/- > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 8, 2012 Report Share Posted April 8, 2012 Hi LisI think by deciding to start with SHMT and ACAT you have made a wise decision.  Yes Yasko does take a lot of getting your head around and needs to be done one step at a time.  I don't think it is that different from other autism protocols except that with the knowledge of the genetics it takes away some of the guessing. Just by knowing there is no CBS mutation would give me a big confidence to move on with certain things (CBS is a real pain and means moving much slower with methylation support, unfortunately we have it). After been part of this forum I would never dose with ALA other than by cutler protocol and  too have just bought the new book to see if I want to add this to our yasko regime. I would be cautious of going too fast with B12 as we have seen huge detox even with low doses.  Have you done a hair test.  Amy Yasko looks at this to evaluate lithium levels as lithium is needed to transport B12 (she uses very low dose lithium orotate) but this too kicks up detox.  I suppose this is where step 1 yasko comes in by providing all the supports ie organ support, dealing with inflammation - before starting to detox. Again others do this other ways - I know some have been looking at prednisolone to combat inflammation prior to detox - different protocols aiming for the same.I don't feel there are rights and wrongs - just what is right for you and your family.  Choose what, its certainly worth keep having a look at the yasko forum - I've learnt so much just from reading on there.  This is what has made me realise a lot of the protocols are similar but just have different ways of trying to achieve the same.  When armed with the knowledge you can then decide how you want to tackle each bit - bit by bit. It sounds like you have a good plan in place but I would be wary of starting the 2 things together - you won't know what is causing effect, good or bad.  I would start one first for a while before adding the other.  As you have mentioned addressing the gut mutations first, again this is in line with most asd protocols but you have the advantage of knowing where the problems are. We don't have either gut mutation but have iron on urine test so Yasko advises to treat as though SHMT.  We've just started this and are seeing a real difference with bowel movements. We've been on stage 2 yasko for a while, slowly adding this in and have now gone back to re-address gut. At some point you will need to address the MTHFR and NOS - these have quite an impact to ammonia levels and are likely to mean BH4 levels are low.  We have seen wonderful things with very low dose BH4 but I understand this needs to be added at the right time.  Some don't need to use it if they use the other supports such as folapro but this is a methyl donor so will need to be added at the right time very slowly. I do understand your urgency and as we haven't done cutler cannot comment on it but you've had lots of good advice from the experts in it.I hope I've not complicated things further for you - I feel both are wonderful protocols and seem to be the ones that truely work - as for doing both, I'm sure this will work but certainly the yasko bits need to be done very slowly. Best wishesAlison R  Hello I am looking/desperate for some advice.After much consideration and deliberation over which road to take in detoxing my son from metals I have chosen to go down Dr Cutlers route rather than Dr Yaskos. I have spoken to lots of mums I trust and they have all advised me to follow Cutlers path (big thanks to ,Anita and Kirsty!). I have just read 'Fight Autism and win' and it was so refreshing and simple after trying to get my head round Yasko. If i'm honest I am worried that it will take me too long to get my head round the science of it all and in the mean time the clock is ticking away and the toxic load just gets bigger :-{. I am still waiting for all of Josh's biomedical tests to come back but I know from past testing he has high Arsenic and Cadmium. Nothing showed on the Mercury front but I understand that means nothing especially as I used to work in health care, had all the vaccinations going and have a mouth full of metal myself! Josh's genetic results came back from Dr Yasko on thursday and I have been studying them over the weekend. From what I can work out my boy is a poor methylator as he has a MTRR++ mutation however because of his COMT ++ status will have a reduced tolerance to methyl donors. As part of Dr Yasko is recommendations she advises saturating Josh's body with other forms of B12. I'm assuming this is likely to cause a big detox reaction. If I follow Dr Yaskos recommendations with the B12 and start Dr Cutlers protocol at the same time will this be too much for my son? Should I ignore Dr Yasko's recommendations for now until we are underway with Dr Cutlers protocol? I'm really confused and can't work out what to do? I'm feeling under pressure as there looks to be tons of stuff to fix and I don't know where to begin? I have copied J's results below in the hope that someone familiar could just reassure me that it's ok to just push forward with Andy's protocol and that I am not missing something crucial that means I should stick to Dr Yasko's.? Thank in advance to anyone that can help!! xCOMT V158M +/+ COMT H62H +/+ VDR Taq         +/+ MAO A R297R +/+ ACAT 1-02       +/- Hetero MTHFR C677T +/- Hetero  MTR -A2756G   +/- MTRR A66G +/+MTRR 11     +/- Hetero  BHMT 1      +/- Hetero  BHMT 8         +/+   SHMT          +/- NOS            +/- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 8, 2012 Report Share Posted April 8, 2012 Is he getting good doses of Vitamin D? My son is VDR +/+ and did very well on higher doses Mandi x Ok after some more research I am feeling chilled and have answered my own question :-) I will stick with Yasko while addressing SHMT and ACAT mutations. Add in B12 to a comfortable level for him then use Dr Cutlers protocol to detox with ALA - sorted! lis x Hello I am looking/desperate for some advice. After much consideration and deliberation over which road to take in detoxing my son from metals I have chosen to go down Dr Cutlers route rather than Dr Yaskos. I have spoken to lots of mums I trust and they have all advised me to follow Cutlers path (big thanks to ,Anita and Kirsty!). I have just read 'Fight Autism and win' and it was so refreshing and simple after trying to get my head round Yasko. If i'm honest I am worried that it will take me too long to get my head round the science of it all and in the mean time the clock is ticking away and the toxic load just gets bigger :-{. I am still waiting for all of Josh's biomedical tests to come back but I know from past testing he has high Arsenic and Cadmium. Nothing showed on the Mercury front but I understand that means nothing especially as I used to work in health care, had all the vaccinations going and have a mouth full of metal myself! Josh's genetic results came back from Dr Yasko on thursday and I have been studying them over the weekend. From what I can work out my boy is a poor methylator as he has a MTRR++ mutation however because of his COMT ++ status will have a reduced tolerance to methyl donors. As part of Dr Yasko is recommendations she advises saturating Josh's body with other forms of B12. I'm assuming this is likely to cause a big detox reaction. If I follow Dr Yaskos recommendations with the B12 and start Dr Cutlers protocol at the same time will this be too much for my son? Should I ignore Dr Yasko's recommendations for now until we are underway with Dr Cutlers protocol? I'm really confused and can't work out what to do? I'm feeling under pressure as there looks to be tons of stuff to fix and I don't know where to begin? I have copied J's results below in the hope that someone familiar could just reassure me that it's ok to just push forward with Andy's protocol and that I am not missing something crucial that means I should stick to Dr Yasko's.? Thank in advance to anyone that can help!! x COMT V158M +/+ COMT H62H +/+ VDR Taq +/+ MAO A R297R +/+ ACAT 1-02 +/- Hetero MTHFR C677T +/- Hetero MTR -A2756G +/- MTRR A66G +/+ MTRR 11 +/- Hetero BHMT 1 +/- Hetero BHMT 8 +/+ SHMT +/- NOS +/- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 8, 2012 Report Share Posted April 8, 2012 Hi AlisonThank you so much for your reply. I know it sounds silly when Dr Yasko has such a big world wide forum but having a couple of people in the UK using her approach is strangely reassuring. I guess it's the old safety in numbers thing.Until recently I didn't think Josh's metals were much of a problem so I hadn't done any research into the different approaches. Josh's prior tested showed he had high Arsenic and Cadmium so Dr G toyed with the idea of chelation but following both Josh's horrible reaction following a challenge test and the results not showing mercury I put it out of my mind. Josh has also recovered to such an extent with Valtrex and HBOT it was easy to convince myself that we didn't need to address metals. It was only when I began reading Dr Yasko's book and spoke to other mums about this I realised the significance of the issue and can attribute josh's unresolved issues to metals.Anyway although I am afraid of the regression that will follow with detoxing the metals and am also daunted at having another mountain to climb I am also excited by the possibility of 100% recovery. I just need to be patient and remember that regressions precede gains (I am the biggest chicken on the regression front!!)I now feel confident that I have chosen the right path. Thanks to everyone that has taken the time to support me with making the decision !!Lis x Hi LisI think by deciding to start with SHMT and ACAT you have made a wise decision. Yes Yasko does take a lot of getting your head around and needs to be done one step at a time. I don't think it is that different from other autism protocols except that with the knowledge of the genetics it takes away some of the guessing. Just by knowing there is no CBS mutation would give me a big confidence to move on with certain things (CBS is a real pain and means moving much slower with methylation support, unfortunately we have it). After been part of this forum I would never dose with ALA other than by cutler protocol and too have just bought the new book to see if I want to add this to our yasko regime. I would be cautious of going too fast with B12 as we have seen huge detox even with low doses. Have you done a hair test. Amy Yasko looks at this to evaluate lithium levels as lithium is needed to transport B12 (she uses very low dose lithium orotate) but this too kicks up detox. I suppose this is where step 1 yasko comes in by providing all the supports ie organ support, dealing with inflammation - before starting to detox. Again others do this other ways - I know some have been looking at prednisolone to combat inflammation prior to detox - different protocols aiming for the same.I don't feel there are rights and wrongs - just what is right for you and your family. Choose what, its certainly worth keep having a look at the yasko forum - I've learnt so much just from reading on there. This is what has made me realise a lot of the protocols are similar but just have different ways of trying to achieve the same. When armed with the knowledge you can then decide how you want to tackle each bit - bit by bit. It sounds like you have a good plan in place but I would be wary of starting the 2 things together - you won't know what is causing effect, good or bad. I would start one first for a while before adding the other. As you have mentioned addressing the gut mutations first, again this is in line with most asd protocols but you have the advantage of knowing where the problems are. We don't have either gut mutation but have iron on urine test so Yasko advises to treat as though SHMT. We've just started this and are seeing a real difference with bowel movements. We've been on stage 2 yasko for a while, slowly adding this in and have now gone back to re-address gut. At some point you will need to address the MTHFR and NOS - these have quite an impact to ammonia levels and are likely to mean BH4 levels are low. We have seen wonderful things with very low dose BH4 but I understand this needs to be added at the right time. Some don't need to use it if they use the other supports such as folapro but this is a methyl donor so will need to be added at the right time very slowly. I do understand your urgency and as we haven't done cutler cannot comment on it but you've had lots of good advice from the experts in it.I hope I've not complicated things further for you - I feel both are wonderful protocols and seem to be the ones that truely work - as for doing both, I'm sure this will work but certainly the yasko bits need to be done very slowly. Best wishesAlison R Hello I am looking/desperate for some advice.After much consideration and deliberation over which road to take in detoxing my son from metals I have chosen to go down Dr Cutlers route rather than Dr Yaskos. I have spoken to lots of mums I trust and they have all advised me to follow Cutlers path (big thanks to ,Anita and Kirsty!). I have just read 'Fight Autism and win' and it was so refreshing and simple after trying to get my head round Yasko. If i'm honest I am worried that it will take me too long to get my head round the science of it all and in the mean time the clock is ticking away and the toxic load just gets bigger :-{. I am still waiting for all of Josh's biomedical tests to come back but I know from past testing he has high Arsenic and Cadmium. Nothing showed on the Mercury front but I understand that means nothing especially as I used to work in health care, had all the vaccinations going and have a mouth full of metal myself! Josh's genetic results came back from Dr Yasko on thursday and I have been studying them over the weekend. From what I can work out my boy is a poor methylator as he has a MTRR++ mutation however because of his COMT ++ status will have a reduced tolerance to methyl donors. As part of Dr Yasko is recommendations she advises saturating Josh's body with other forms of B12. I'm assuming this is likely to cause a big detox reaction. If I follow Dr Yaskos recommendations with the B12 and start Dr Cutlers protocol at the same time will this be too much for my son? Should I ignore Dr Yasko's recommendations for now until we are underway with Dr Cutlers protocol? I'm really confused and can't work out what to do? I'm feeling under pressure as there looks to be tons of stuff to fix and I don't know where to begin? I have copied J's results below in the hope that someone familiar could just reassure me that it's ok to just push forward with Andy's protocol and that I am not missing something crucial that means I should stick to Dr Yasko's.? Thank in advance to anyone that can help!! xCOMT V158M +/+ COMT H62H +/+ VDR Taq +/+ MAO A R297R +/+ACAT 1-02 +/- Hetero MTHFR C677T +/- Hetero MTR -A2756G +/-MTRR A66G +/+MTRR 11 +/- Hetero BHMT 1 +/- Hetero BHMT 8 +/+ SHMT +/- NOS +/- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 8, 2012 Report Share Posted April 8, 2012 Hi MandiI am giving him 3000 iu vitamin D3 (as cholecalciferol) in spray form. Josh is 6. Do you think that's enough?Thanks lis :-) Is he getting good doses of Vitamin D? My son is VDR +/+ and did very well on higher doses Mandi x Ok after some more research I am feeling chilled and have answered my own question :-) I will stick with Yasko while addressing SHMT and ACAT mutations. Add in B12 to a comfortable level for him then use Dr Cutlers protocol to detox with ALA - sorted! lis x Hello I am looking/desperate for some advice. After much consideration and deliberation over which road to take in detoxing my son from metals I have chosen to go down Dr Cutlers route rather than Dr Yaskos. I have spoken to lots of mums I trust and they have all advised me to follow Cutlers path (big thanks to ,Anita and Kirsty!). I have just read 'Fight Autism and win' and it was so refreshing and simple after trying to get my head round Yasko. If i'm honest I am worried that it will take me too long to get my head round the science of it all and in the mean time the clock is ticking away and the toxic load just gets bigger :-{. I am still waiting for all of Josh's biomedical tests to come back but I know from past testing he has high Arsenic and Cadmium. Nothing showed on the Mercury front but I understand that means nothing especially as I used to work in health care, had all the vaccinations going and have a mouth full of metal myself! Josh's genetic results came back from Dr Yasko on thursday and I have been studying them over the weekend. From what I can work out my boy is a poor methylator as he has a MTRR++ mutation however because of his COMT ++ status will have a reduced tolerance to methyl donors. As part of Dr Yasko is recommendations she advises saturating Josh's body with other forms of B12. I'm assuming this is likely to cause a big detox reaction. If I follow Dr Yaskos recommendations with the B12 and start Dr Cutlers protocol at the same time will this be too much for my son? Should I ignore Dr Yasko's recommendations for now until we are underway with Dr Cutlers protocol? I'm really confused and can't work out what to do? I'm feeling under pressure as there looks to be tons of stuff to fix and I don't know where to begin? I have copied J's results below in the hope that someone familiar could just reassure me that it's ok to just push forward with Andy's protocol and that I am not missing something crucial that means I should stick to Dr Yasko's.? Thank in advance to anyone that can help!! x COMT V158M +/+ COMT H62H +/+ VDR Taq +/+ MAO A R297R +/+ACAT 1-02 +/- Hetero MTHFR C677T +/- Hetero MTR -A2756G +/-MTRR A66G +/+MTRR 11 +/- Hetero BHMT 1 +/- Hetero BHMT 8 +/+ SHMT +/- NOS +/- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 8, 2012 Report Share Posted April 8, 2012 Just a heads up Lis, I've not seen a regression in removing metals with AC. And no more challenge tests ok!!!! Just remember if doing AC, there is a stall period. To keep chelating through this period! Don't give up K X > > > > > > Hello I am looking/desperate for some advice. > > > > After much consideration and deliberation over which road to take in detoxing my son from metals I have chosen to go down Dr Cutlers route rather than Dr Yaskos. > > > > I have spoken to lots of mums I trust and they have all advised me to follow Cutlers path (big thanks to ,Anita and Kirsty!). > > I have just read 'Fight Autism and win' and it was so refreshing and simple after trying to get my head round Yasko. If i'm honest I am worried that it will take me too long to get my head round the science of it all and in the mean time the clock is ticking away and the toxic load just gets bigger :-{. > > > > I am still waiting for all of Josh's biomedical tests to come back but I know from past testing he has high Arsenic and Cadmium. Nothing showed on the Mercury front but I understand that means nothing especially as I used to work in health care, had all the vaccinations going and have a mouth full of metal myself! > > > > Josh's genetic results came back from Dr Yasko on thursday and I have been studying them over the weekend. From what I can work out my boy is a poor methylator as he has a MTRR++ mutation however because of his COMT ++ status will have a reduced tolerance to methyl donors. As part of Dr Yasko is recommendations she advises saturating Josh's body with other forms of B12. I'm assuming this is likely to cause a big detox reaction. > > > > If I follow Dr Yaskos recommendations with the B12 and start Dr Cutlers protocol at the same time will this be too much for my son? > > > > Should I ignore Dr Yasko's recommendations for now until we are underway with Dr Cutlers protocol? > > > > I'm really confused and can't work out what to do? I'm feeling under pressure as there looks to be tons of stuff to fix and I don't know where to begin? > > > > I have copied J's results below in the hope that someone familiar could just reassure me that it's ok to just push forward with Andy's protocol and that I am not missing something crucial that means I should stick to Dr Yasko's.? > > > > Thank in advance to anyone that can help!! x > > > > COMT V158M +/+ > > > > COMT H62H +/+ > > > > VDR Taq +/+ > > > > MAO A R297R +/+ > > > > ACAT 1-02 +/- Hetero > > > > MTHFR C677T +/- Hetero > > > > MTR -A2756G +/- > > > > MTRR A66G +/+ > > > > MTRR 11 +/- Hetero > > > > BHMT 1 +/- Hetero > > > > BHMT 8 +/+ > > > > SHMT +/- > > > > NOS +/- > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 8, 2012 Report Share Posted April 8, 2012 Challenge tests are dangerous and of no diagnostic use at all, doesn't mean he has no Mercury Mx the idea of chelation but following both Josh's horrible reaction following a challenge test and the results not showing mercury Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 8, 2012 Report Share Posted April 8, 2012 As the test is so cheap its worth checking it out to see, Sam was on 10,000iu's for a while, needs to be balanced with A & K2. http://www.cityassays.org.uk/ The test will guide you as to whether he needs more. Sam tanned for first time after high dose when we were doing Yasko, before that he neither tanned nor burned, it was so cute to see a little white bum! Mx Hi Mandi I am giving him 3000 iu vitamin D3 (as cholecalciferol) in spray form. Josh is 6. Do you think that's enough? Thanks lis :-) Is he getting good doses of Vitamin D? My son is VDR +/+ and did very well on higher doses Mandi x Ok after some more research I am feeling chilled and have answered my own question :-) I will stick with Yasko while addressing SHMT and ACAT mutations. Add in B12 to a comfortable level for him then use Dr Cutlers protocol to detox with ALA - sorted! lis x Hello I am looking/desperate for some advice. After much consideration and deliberation over which road to take in detoxing my son from metals I have chosen to go down Dr Cutlers route rather than Dr Yaskos. I have spoken to lots of mums I trust and they have all advised me to follow Cutlers path (big thanks to ,Anita and Kirsty!). I have just read 'Fight Autism and win' and it was so refreshing and simple after trying to get my head round Yasko. If i'm honest I am worried that it will take me too long to get my head round the science of it all and in the mean time the clock is ticking away and the toxic load just gets bigger :-{. I am still waiting for all of Josh's biomedical tests to come back but I know from past testing he has high Arsenic and Cadmium. Nothing showed on the Mercury front but I understand that means nothing especially as I used to work in health care, had all the vaccinations going and have a mouth full of metal myself! Josh's genetic results came back from Dr Yasko on thursday and I have been studying them over the weekend. From what I can work out my boy is a poor methylator as he has a MTRR++ mutation however because of his COMT ++ status will have a reduced tolerance to methyl donors. As part of Dr Yasko is recommendations she advises saturating Josh's body with other forms of B12. I'm assuming this is likely to cause a big detox reaction. If I follow Dr Yaskos recommendations with the B12 and start Dr Cutlers protocol at the same time will this be too much for my son? Should I ignore Dr Yasko's recommendations for now until we are underway with Dr Cutlers protocol? I'm really confused and can't work out what to do? I'm feeling under pressure as there looks to be tons of stuff to fix and I don't know where to begin? I have copied J's results below in the hope that someone familiar could just reassure me that it's ok to just push forward with Andy's protocol and that I am not missing something crucial that means I should stick to Dr Yasko's.? Thank in advance to anyone that can help!! x COMT V158M +/+ COMT H62H +/+ VDR Taq +/+ MAO A R297R +/+ ACAT 1-02 +/- Hetero MTHFR C677T +/- Hetero MTR -A2756G +/- MTRR A66G +/+ MTRR 11 +/- Hetero BHMT 1 +/- Hetero BHMT 8 +/+ SHMT +/- NOS +/- Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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