Guest guest Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 Hi all~ I have heard that Dr. goldberg is very against chelation and HBOT. Any ideas why? aimee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 Look Back on the list. Kids Die during treatment! --- aim1036 <aim1036@...> wrote: > Hi all~ I have heard that Dr. goldberg is very > against chelation and > HBOT. Any ideas why? > > aimee > > > > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 Chelation can re-free up mercury to increase damage, poisoning, and it also modulates the immune system (not necessarily the correct way, appears to actually damage it in many cases), which may be the real reason some people see improvement, not because of mercury removal. It's dangerous, and when chelating, it is very very common for severe GI infections to occur. That is definitely not something you want when our kids already have sometimes serious GI issues, and it sets off the immune system even worse, when the whole goal is to cool it off. And when the body becomes healthier and enzyme pathways that may be shut off due to illness and fighting illness turn back on, the body can cleanse itself for more efficiently and safely than chelating ever could. There's many more negatives associated, but those are big ones. And most children Dr G has seen who have been chelated (not all) take longer to recover. HBOT ... NeuroSpect findings (that measures blood flow to the brain) has shown severe " white hot " spots in the brain after HBOT, and indication of way too much blood flow and probably damage. He has witnessed some horrible things w/ that he said, and would never recommend it for any child. Our kids DO have hypoperfusion, but many also have hyperperfusion in other areas of the brain. The brain scans on 'autistic' children are comparable to other disorders relating to chronic viral infections, and it has been shown that when the underlying illness is treated, the blood flow can be restored, although frequently requiring an SSRI to help with that. He feels that safety is key, and that these are dangerous procedures, and proper treatment can help many children without putting them at risk. He is very adamant about that. You can also do a search at the files on groups for previous discussions on the topic, and see research abstracts posted by Raptor. HTH- --- aim1036 <aim1036@...> wrote: > Hi all~ I have heard that Dr. goldberg is very > against chelation and > HBOT. Any ideas why? > > aimee > > > > > __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 12, 2006 Report Share Posted January 12, 2006 Based on hearing Dr Goldberg speak, he believes chelation can be harmful, create dangerous side effects, and lose essential minerals. He also believes there is no evidence that it helps. If you are interested in reading further, go to Defeat Autism Now and Generation Rescue's websites and read what they have to say about it. Then you can decide for yourself what you think. The other poster is correct that a child died, but the one I read about was from an IV and most people do not use that form of chelation. There may be others I am not aware of. As far as HBOT, I think I remember him saying that it would increase oxygen flow to all areas of the brain, even those that did not need it. If I have misrepresented what Dr Goldberg believes, I am sure someone will correct me. This is from my notes from hearing him speak. Cheryl > > > Hi all~ I have heard that Dr. goldberg is very > > against chelation and > > HBOT. Any ideas why? > > > > aimee > > > > > > > > > > > > > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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