Guest guest Posted September 18, 2007 Report Share Posted September 18, 2007 > > This is my first post, I am new to this group. > > I suspect Hg toxicity even though my CaEDTA/DMPS challenge test had > nothing in " red " , but many in " yellow " . Don't let the results of this test confuse you, the numbers are not useful to make any conclusions about anything (except that you do have metals in your body, which most people do). > The test was done before the > amalgam removal. You will find that we advise against taking any type of chelator with amalgam in. What has happened in the past cannot be changed, but please check with this group before trying anything that this doctor recommends. His/her methods are harmful. > I had one mixed-metal amalgam filling in a gold > crown and 6 " regular " ones. > > I have been on ALA (300mg/once day) I'm sure you know by now that we also recommend against taking ALA(which is a chelator) with amalgams in and that the only safe way to use ALA (after amalgams have been removed and sources of exposure stopped) is in small doses every 3 h per Cutler protocol. > since mid July 2007, per my doctor > who said it will help with neuropathy. Since then, my neuro. symptoms > got worse: ringing in ears, muscle vibration at night. At the end of > Aug. 2007 I had my first 3 amalgams removed. Tomorrow I am removing > the last 4. > > After reading your postings today, I have stopped taking ALA for now. Good. > How do I safely get on a frequent dose protocol after my ALA " adventure " ? > While your amalgams are being removed avoid all chelators. During this time you can get on a good supplementation program. See pages 133-134 of " Amalgam Illness " and the " Andy index " (links section). As you are starting supplementation members of the group can help you to prioritize. You may find that dietary changes will help with symptoms. See Andy's " Diet - How to pick the right one for your kid " in the files section and ask questions of the group if there are things that you don't understand yet. Many people have specific problems that need to be addressed. A hair elements test from DDI would be the first place to start and possibly other tests depending on symptoms. After amalgam removal chelation can begin - see TKs general recommendations in the files section and Andy's " Amalgam Illness " book. The only way to reverse the damage that was done with the challenge test and the improper ALA use is to chelate properly with Andy's protocol. Good luck J > Many thanks, > SN > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 18, 2007 Report Share Posted September 18, 2007 TK--- we use hair elements testing for the protocol here - challenge testing is not informative and very dangerous > > This is my first post, I am new to this group. > > I suspect Hg toxicity even though my CaEDTA/DMPS challenge test had > nothing in " red " , but many in " yellow " . The test was done before the > amalgam removal. I had one mixed-metal amalgam filling in a gold > crown and 6 " regular " ones. > > I have been on ALA (300mg/once day) since mid July 2007, per my doctor > who said it will help with neuropathy. Since then, my neuro. symptoms > got worse: ringing in ears, muscle vibration at night. At the end of > Aug. 2007 I had my first 3 amalgams removed. Tomorrow I am removing > the last 4. > > After reading your postings today, I have stopped taking ALA for now. > How do I safely get on a frequent dose protocol after my ALA " adventure " ? > > Many thanks, > SN > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 18, 2007 Report Share Posted September 18, 2007 TK--- we use hair elements testing for the protocol here - challenge testing is not informative and very dangerous > > This is my first post, I am new to this group. > > I suspect Hg toxicity even though my CaEDTA/DMPS challenge test had > nothing in " red " , but many in " yellow " . The test was done before the > amalgam removal. I had one mixed-metal amalgam filling in a gold > crown and 6 " regular " ones. > > I have been on ALA (300mg/once day) since mid July 2007, per my doctor > who said it will help with neuropathy. Since then, my neuro. symptoms > got worse: ringing in ears, muscle vibration at night. At the end of > Aug. 2007 I had my first 3 amalgams removed. Tomorrow I am removing > the last 4. > > After reading your postings today, I have stopped taking ALA for now. > How do I safely get on a frequent dose protocol after my ALA " adventure " ? > > Many thanks, > SN > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 18, 2007 Report Share Posted September 18, 2007 TK--- we use hair elements testing for the protocol here - challenge testing is not informative and very dangerous > > This is my first post, I am new to this group. > > I suspect Hg toxicity even though my CaEDTA/DMPS challenge test had > nothing in " red " , but many in " yellow " . The test was done before the > amalgam removal. I had one mixed-metal amalgam filling in a gold > crown and 6 " regular " ones. > > I have been on ALA (300mg/once day) since mid July 2007, per my doctor > who said it will help with neuropathy. Since then, my neuro. symptoms > got worse: ringing in ears, muscle vibration at night. At the end of > Aug. 2007 I had my first 3 amalgams removed. Tomorrow I am removing > the last 4. > > After reading your postings today, I have stopped taking ALA for now. > How do I safely get on a frequent dose protocol after my ALA " adventure " ? > > Many thanks, > SN > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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