adderall and chelation, Andy?

[Guest guest]

Although ala is helping a bit with cognitive difficulties it is not

packing the immediate punch of adderall. I do not have the luxury of

not working and chelating for a couple of years. I have to work all

the time. Currently, I'm working part-time for the summer but come

fall I have to go full-time again. I'm nervous. Last year was hell -

I was really struggling and my supervisors' showed no mercy. I CANNOT

go through that again. So, does anybody have any experience with

taking adderall and doing weekly ala chelation cycles? Andy??

The ideal situation would be that adderall would keep me afloat

while I'm chelating out the mercury. Once the mercury is gone, I could

hopefully drop the adderral. I really hate taking drugs but adderall

does do wonders for me.

thanks,

val

[Guest guest]

Hi Val,

I don't know anything about adderall - I'm leaving that question for Andy.

I wanted to mention that GABA is helping me a bit with cognitive

problems. I'm taking 250 mg evenly spaced 4-6 x per day. It's

helping with getting things done. Getting the right balance of

cortisol and thyroid helps too. I'm still having problems with speed

and recall.

>

> Although ala is helping a bit with cognitive difficulties it is not

> packing the immediate punch of adderall. I do not have the luxury of

> not working and chelating for a couple of years. I have to work all

> the time. Currently, I'm working part-time for the summer but come

> fall I have to go full-time again. I'm nervous. Last year was hell -

> I was really struggling and my supervisors' showed no mercy. I CANNOT

> go through that again. So, does anybody have any experience with

> taking adderall and doing weekly ala chelation cycles? Andy??

>

> The ideal situation would be that adderall would keep me afloat

> while I'm chelating out the mercury. Once the mercury is gone, I could

> hopefully drop the adderral. I really hate taking drugs but adderall

> does do wonders for me.

>

> thanks,

> val

>