REALLY low, frequent doses?

[Guest guest]

Going through the archives, it seems as though going too fast, and toxic

side effects, are the biggest barrier to chelating effectively and

pleasantly. I'm beginning to wonder if we couldn't go faster by going

slower.

In other words, I wonder if it would make sense to carry Andy's idea of

small, frequent doses even a little further. For example, start with 5 mg

DMSA every 3 hours, and eventually add a similar dose of ALA. Yes, it would

be very slow, but to make up for it, you could probably do LONG rounds.

Maybe even a month on and a week off? Or maybe you wouldn't need to stop at

all?

The BIG advantage of this, it seems to me, would be vastly reduced or

nonexistent side effects, and the virtual elimination of the end-of-round

blues, when you stop and blood levels of chelators drop and stirred-up

heavy-metal ions are left in the bloodstream to resettle somewhere else in

the body and cause mischief.

Any thoughts? Andy, if you're listening, I would love to hear your

comments. Any harm to trying?

Dean