Re: Any thoughts on abdominal pain with chelation? - adding one more thing

[Guest guest]

I've also read quite a lot about acute mercury ingestion causing

abdominal pain and vomiting. I'm wondering if this pain is just form

mobilizing more merucry with the increased ALA and it might just be

something we have to deal with if we want to remove the mercury.

Moneca

>

> Hi.

> I've been following Cutler's protocol since April 2006. It has gone

> very well. I started my daughter on it becuase I've had such good

> results. We just sent another UTM on her since we increased her ALA

> and she had elevated mercury excretion which we were very pleased

to

> see. I've vere perplexed by one symptom and I was hoping some folks

> on this board could shed some light on it for me. Since increasing

> her ALA to one third her body weight she has had stomach pain. All

> her yeast symptoms are under conrtol except for a slight flare that

> occurs the thrid day of chelation and first day off round. She is

on

> a huge aresnal of natural antifungals and probiotics. She has not

had

> this stomach pain before even when her yeast was horrible. The pain

> is intermittent throughout the day occuring only whe eating or

> drinking (even just water). Sometimes it causes her to vomit and

> squating seems to help her feel better.

> This week I did not use any ALA hoping to give her body a break,

but

> the pain has not subsided. I've been reaing about entercolitis, but

> she never has diarrhea or bloody stools. I've asked this question

on

> two different children's chleation groups. I'm hoping that some of

> the adults here can share some of their experiences and thoughts.

>

> Thanks!

> Moneca

>

[Guest guest]

Moneca,

I think that would be ACUTE mercury ingestion causing abdominal pain and

vomiting vs chronic. We got this weird stomach complaint from our little one

anytime we started using anything for viral treatment. She would say it felt

like " there were knives in her stomach " , indicating I think sharp pains, but

with a 4 year old, you never know.

As Dmsa and Ala can address immune irregularities, they have used Dmsa in the

treatment of AIDS, it's quite possible that this would be the mechanism of

action.

Re: Any thoughts on abdominal pain with

chelation? - adding one more thing

I've also read quite a lot about acute mercury ingestion causing

abdominal pain and vomiting. I'm wondering if this pain is just form

mobilizing more merucry with the increased ALA and it might just be

something we have to deal with if we want to remove the mercury.

Moneca

>

> Hi.

> I've been following Cutler's protocol since April 2006. It has gone

> very well. I started my daughter on it becuase I've had such good

> results. We just sent another UTM on her since we increased her ALA

> and she had elevated mercury excretion which we were very pleased

to

> see. I've vere perplexed by one symptom and I was hoping some folks

> on this board could shed some light on it for me. Since increasing

> her ALA to one third her body weight she has had stomach pain. All

> her yeast symptoms are under conrtol except for a slight flare that

> occurs the thrid day of chelation and first day off round. She is

on

> a huge aresnal of natural antifungals and probiotics. She has not

had

> this stomach pain before even when her yeast was horrible. The pain

> is intermittent throughout the day occuring only whe eating or

> drinking (even just water). Sometimes it causes her to vomit and

> squating seems to help her feel better.

> This week I did not use any ALA hoping to give her body a break,

but

> the pain has not subsided. I've been reaing about entercolitis, but

> she never has diarrhea or bloody stools. I've asked this question

on

> two different children's chleation groups. I'm hoping that some of

> the adults here can share some of their experiences and thoughts.

>

> Thanks!

> Moneca

>

[Guest guest]

Yes, you're correct in that it was accute mercury ingestion that I

read about. Sierra's stomach doesn't work well as far as contracting

to mix contents and has proved to be an incredibly sensitive stomach.

I'm looking for any kind of lead to help me figure this out so I

wondered if just mobilizing intracellular mercury with ALA could

cause pain in one with a very sensitive stomach. Her stomach is her

area of weakness and most affected by far by mercury than any other

body system.

Moneca

>

> Moneca,

>

> I think that would be ACUTE mercury ingestion causing abdominal

pain and vomiting vs chronic. We got this weird stomach complaint

from our little one anytime we started using anything for viral

treatment. She would say it felt like " there were knives in her

stomach " , indicating I think sharp pains, but with a 4 year old, you

never know.

>

> As Dmsa and Ala can address immune irregularities, they have used

Dmsa in the treatment of AIDS, it's quite possible that this would be

the mechanism of action.

>

>

>