RE: skipping a dose

[Guest guest]

Hi , my understanding is you need to take at least as much time off as you

were on.

So, if you got into a round 2 days, missed a dose and had to stop the round, you

need to

wait at least another 2 days before starting a new round.

Someone please correct me if I'm wrong!

in Illinois

[Guest guest]

Hi , my understanding is you need to take at least as much time off as you

were on.

So, if you got into a round 2 days, missed a dose and had to stop the round, you

need to

wait at least another 2 days before starting a new round.

Someone please correct me if I'm wrong!

in Illinois

[Guest guest]

I am starting round #3 this evening at 10mg every

4 hours (3 days on) and I must comment that I have

a particularly hard time with the very middle of

the night dose. I set the alarm, take the dose,

and then stay up the rest of the night. I did this

for 3 days straight and was exhausted...I do NOT

ever go back to sleep once awoken and this is a

huge issue for me. I want to SKIP THAT DOSE.I know

the answer..but what are my options?

Btw, I saw my traditional allopathic neuro and

showed him my hair test and RBC element test with

the extremely high mercury levels and he did

admit, damn these are very high.When I said my

other doc wanted me to start chelation (not

telling him I had already started), he said please

don't. It will make you very sick. Just stop

eating fish and the mercury will eventually go. We

all know otherwise but I found his opinion amusing

at best. In previous appts, he has told me to

prepare to go into a nursing home within 6 months

and to put my son in foster care or send to his

grandmom..I ignore him.

[Guest guest]

HAve you tried melatonin?

~Inga

> I set the alarm, take the dose,

> and then stay up the rest of the night. I did this

> for 3 days straight and was exhausted...I do NOT

> ever go back to sleep once awoken and this is a

> huge issue for me. I want to SKIP THAT DOSE.I know

> the answer..but what are my options?

[Guest guest]

HAve you tried melatonin?

~Inga

> I set the alarm, take the dose,

> and then stay up the rest of the night. I did this

> for 3 days straight and was exhausted...I do NOT

> ever go back to sleep once awoken and this is a

> huge issue for me. I want to SKIP THAT DOSE.I know

> the answer..but what are my options?

[Guest guest]

HAve you tried melatonin?

~Inga

> I set the alarm, take the dose,

> and then stay up the rest of the night. I did this

> for 3 days straight and was exhausted...I do NOT

> ever go back to sleep once awoken and this is a

> huge issue for me. I want to SKIP THAT DOSE.I know

> the answer..but what are my options?

[Guest guest]

I think you need to coinsider exactly what you do when you take your night-time

doses, and what is necessary. I set up 3 alarm clocks so that I just have to

put out an arm & turn off the alarm without re-setting the clock. I have the 3

capsules in the top of a bottle next to them with a plastic bottle of water.

This way I do not have to think, I just take the capsule with a mouthful of

liquid & am back to sleep - my husband does not even stir. I would like to add

that I feel much better taking 3 hourly at night as well rather than having 1 or

2 x4hourly doses of ALA at night. My first round of chelation, I too found

difficult at night, so that is why I have simplified my night routine to the

minimum amount of effort & no brain work.

Val

> I set the alarm, take the dose,

> and then stay up the rest of the night. I did this

> for 3 days straight and was exhausted...I do NOT

> ever go back to sleep once awoken and this is a

> huge issue for me. I want to SKIP THAT DOSE.I know

> the answer..but what are my options?

[Guest guest]

I think you need to coinsider exactly what you do when you take your night-time

doses, and what is necessary. I set up 3 alarm clocks so that I just have to

put out an arm & turn off the alarm without re-setting the clock. I have the 3

capsules in the top of a bottle next to them with a plastic bottle of water.

This way I do not have to think, I just take the capsule with a mouthful of

liquid & am back to sleep - my husband does not even stir. I would like to add

that I feel much better taking 3 hourly at night as well rather than having 1 or

2 x4hourly doses of ALA at night. My first round of chelation, I too found

difficult at night, so that is why I have simplified my night routine to the

minimum amount of effort & no brain work.

Val

> I set the alarm, take the dose,

> and then stay up the rest of the night. I did this

> for 3 days straight and was exhausted...I do NOT

> ever go back to sleep once awoken and this is a

> huge issue for me. I want to SKIP THAT DOSE.I know

> the answer..but what are my options?

[Guest guest]

I think you need to coinsider exactly what you do when you take your night-time

doses, and what is necessary. I set up 3 alarm clocks so that I just have to

put out an arm & turn off the alarm without re-setting the clock. I have the 3

capsules in the top of a bottle next to them with a plastic bottle of water.

This way I do not have to think, I just take the capsule with a mouthful of

liquid & am back to sleep - my husband does not even stir. I would like to add

that I feel much better taking 3 hourly at night as well rather than having 1 or

2 x4hourly doses of ALA at night. My first round of chelation, I too found

difficult at night, so that is why I have simplified my night routine to the

minimum amount of effort & no brain work.

Val

> I set the alarm, take the dose,

> and then stay up the rest of the night. I did this

> for 3 days straight and was exhausted...I do NOT

> ever go back to sleep once awoken and this is a

> huge issue for me. I want to SKIP THAT DOSE.I know

> the answer..but what are my options?