Re: getting better after NDF mistake

[Guest guest]

I once read an account by someone who seemed really damaged after IV DMPS.

It sounded as though the damage was massive and permanent. But when he took

DMSA, he got better almost instantly, in a way he described as almost

miraculous. He continued to go up and down for awhile after that but the

point is that the damage was clearly reversible and therefore not permanent.

In all likelihood, you did not suffer permanent damage. I can't tell you

what to do from here but if it were me, I would start off on DMSA alone,

VERY small doses every 3 hours, as per Andy's protocol. Increase VERY

gradually. When it comes to chelation, it is becoming very clear to me that

haste makes waste.

Dean

getting better after NDF mistake

2 months after having my fillings removed i was stupid enough, to try

NDF for 2-3 weeks. I used a lower than recommeded dosage, felt very bad

and crazy after a while and quit. Unfortunately the dizziness and

lightheadness did not go away after i discontinued it. 2 weeks later i

got massive panick attacks for the first time in my life, confusion and

had a small nervous breakdown. My sense of balance was impaired(mostly

legs) and i developed unstable mild ataxia like gait.

8 Months later i feel stronger emotionally again, but still have this

slightly detached from reality feeling, not 'being there' feeling,

unstable gait, weak leags and impaired sense of balance. I havent done

any chelation so far.

Is anybody here that has been hurt by NDF and got better after using

andys protocol?

Would like to hear your honest opinion if the ataxia can go away with

chelation or if this is a result of permament nerve damage.

[Guest guest]

I once read an account by someone who seemed really damaged after IV DMPS.

It sounded as though the damage was massive and permanent. But when he took

DMSA, he got better almost instantly, in a way he described as almost

miraculous. He continued to go up and down for awhile after that but the

point is that the damage was clearly reversible and therefore not permanent.

In all likelihood, you did not suffer permanent damage. I can't tell you

what to do from here but if it were me, I would start off on DMSA alone,

VERY small doses every 3 hours, as per Andy's protocol. Increase VERY

gradually. When it comes to chelation, it is becoming very clear to me that

haste makes waste.

Dean

getting better after NDF mistake

2 months after having my fillings removed i was stupid enough, to try

NDF for 2-3 weeks. I used a lower than recommeded dosage, felt very bad

and crazy after a while and quit. Unfortunately the dizziness and

lightheadness did not go away after i discontinued it. 2 weeks later i

got massive panick attacks for the first time in my life, confusion and

had a small nervous breakdown. My sense of balance was impaired(mostly

legs) and i developed unstable mild ataxia like gait.

8 Months later i feel stronger emotionally again, but still have this

slightly detached from reality feeling, not 'being there' feeling,

unstable gait, weak leags and impaired sense of balance. I havent done

any chelation so far.

Is anybody here that has been hurt by NDF and got better after using

andys protocol?

Would like to hear your honest opinion if the ataxia can go away with

chelation or if this is a result of permament nerve damage.

[Guest guest]

I once read an account by someone who seemed really damaged after IV DMPS.

It sounded as though the damage was massive and permanent. But when he took

DMSA, he got better almost instantly, in a way he described as almost

miraculous. He continued to go up and down for awhile after that but the

point is that the damage was clearly reversible and therefore not permanent.

In all likelihood, you did not suffer permanent damage. I can't tell you

what to do from here but if it were me, I would start off on DMSA alone,

VERY small doses every 3 hours, as per Andy's protocol. Increase VERY

gradually. When it comes to chelation, it is becoming very clear to me that

haste makes waste.

Dean

getting better after NDF mistake

2 months after having my fillings removed i was stupid enough, to try

NDF for 2-3 weeks. I used a lower than recommeded dosage, felt very bad

and crazy after a while and quit. Unfortunately the dizziness and

lightheadness did not go away after i discontinued it. 2 weeks later i

got massive panick attacks for the first time in my life, confusion and

had a small nervous breakdown. My sense of balance was impaired(mostly

legs) and i developed unstable mild ataxia like gait.

8 Months later i feel stronger emotionally again, but still have this

slightly detached from reality feeling, not 'being there' feeling,

unstable gait, weak leags and impaired sense of balance. I havent done

any chelation so far.

Is anybody here that has been hurt by NDF and got better after using

andys protocol?

Would like to hear your honest opinion if the ataxia can go away with

chelation or if this is a result of permament nerve damage.

[Guest guest]

A close friend and I were both damaged by NDF. To some extent the

damage has healed with time for both of us. I can't say that we have

been cured by chelation because she hasn't chelated yet and I haven't

chelated with ALA long enough to reverse the NDF damage (I think that

the NDF redistributed mercury to my brain because I had brain type

symptoms when I used it).

I agree with Chicago Dean that proper chelation will eventually

reverse the damage.

I resolved my ataxia problems by going on a GFCFSF diet several years

before my amalgams were removed. I think it was likely the gluten

that contributed to the ataxia. That was proof enough to me that

nerve damage will heal with time (much of the numbness, tingling, loss

of feeling that I had in my legs, shooting pains, electrical shock

sensations, healed with time too).

>

> I once read an account by someone who seemed really damaged after IV

DMPS.

> It sounded as though the damage was massive and permanent. But when

he took

> DMSA, he got better almost instantly, in a way he described as almost

> miraculous. He continued to go up and down for awhile after that

but the

> point is that the damage was clearly reversible and therefore not

permanent.

>

> In all likelihood, you did not suffer permanent damage. I can't

tell you

> what to do from here but if it were me, I would start off on DMSA alone,

> VERY small doses every 3 hours, as per Andy's protocol. Increase VERY

> gradually. When it comes to chelation, it is becoming very clear to

me that

> haste makes waste.

>

> Dean

>

>

>

> getting better after NDF mistake

>

>

> 2 months after having my fillings removed i was stupid enough, to try

> NDF for 2-3 weeks. I used a lower than recommeded dosage, felt

very bad

> and crazy after a while and quit. Unfortunately the dizziness and

> lightheadness did not go away after i discontinued it. 2 weeks later i

> got massive panick attacks for the first time in my life,

confusion and

> had a small nervous breakdown. My sense of balance was impaired(mostly

> legs) and i developed unstable mild ataxia like gait.

>

> 8 Months later i feel stronger emotionally again, but still have this

> slightly detached from reality feeling, not 'being there' feeling,

> unstable gait, weak leags and impaired sense of balance. I havent done

> any chelation so far.

>

> Is anybody here that has been hurt by NDF and got better after using

> andys protocol?

>

> Would like to hear your honest opinion if the ataxia can go away with

> chelation or if this is a result of permament nerve damage.

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have almst finished my first round of 12.5 mg, and i also felt

better instantly when starting the dmsa. Was not sure if this can

work so quick, sometimes i believe it must be placebo. But i feel

good on the dmsa. Dizziness and balance have not improved. Lets see

how i feel when the redistribution starts. If i wasnt so sleep

deprived i think i would stay on the DMSA forever

>

> I once read an account by someone who seemed really damaged after

IV DMPS.

> It sounded as though the damage was massive and permanent. But

when he took

> DMSA, he got better almost instantly, in a way he described as

almost

> miraculous. He continued to go up and down for awhile after that

but the

> point is that the damage was clearly reversible and therefore not

permanent.

>

> In all likelihood, you did not suffer permanent damage. I can't

tell you

> what to do from here but if it were me, I would start off on DMSA

alone,

> VERY small doses every 3 hours, as per Andy's protocol. Increase

VERY

> gradually. When it comes to chelation, it is becoming very clear

to me that

> haste makes waste.

>

> Dean

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have almst finished my first round of 12.5 mg, and i also felt

better instantly when starting the dmsa. Was not sure if this can

work so quick, sometimes i believe it must be placebo. But i feel

good on the dmsa. Dizziness and balance have not improved. Lets see

how i feel when the redistribution starts. If i wasnt so sleep

deprived i think i would stay on the DMSA forever

>

> I once read an account by someone who seemed really damaged after

IV DMPS.

> It sounded as though the damage was massive and permanent. But

when he took

> DMSA, he got better almost instantly, in a way he described as

almost

> miraculous. He continued to go up and down for awhile after that

but the

> point is that the damage was clearly reversible and therefore not

permanent.

>

> In all likelihood, you did not suffer permanent damage. I can't

tell you

> what to do from here but if it were me, I would start off on DMSA

alone,

> VERY small doses every 3 hours, as per Andy's protocol. Increase

VERY

> gradually. When it comes to chelation, it is becoming very clear

to me that

> haste makes waste.

>

> Dean

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have almst finished my first round of 12.5 mg, and i also felt

better instantly when starting the dmsa. Was not sure if this can

work so quick, sometimes i believe it must be placebo. But i feel

good on the dmsa. Dizziness and balance have not improved. Lets see

how i feel when the redistribution starts. If i wasnt so sleep

deprived i think i would stay on the DMSA forever

>

> I once read an account by someone who seemed really damaged after

IV DMPS.

> It sounded as though the damage was massive and permanent. But

when he took

> DMSA, he got better almost instantly, in a way he described as

almost

> miraculous. He continued to go up and down for awhile after that

but the

> point is that the damage was clearly reversible and therefore not

permanent.

>

> In all likelihood, you did not suffer permanent damage. I can't

tell you

> what to do from here but if it were me, I would start off on DMSA

alone,

> VERY small doses every 3 hours, as per Andy's protocol. Increase

VERY

> gradually. When it comes to chelation, it is becoming very clear

to me that

> haste makes waste.

>

> Dean

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

What is NDF? thanks

>

> 2 months after having my fillings removed i was stupid enough, to

try

> NDF for 2-3 weeks. I used a lower than recommeded dosage, felt very

bad

> and crazy after a while and quit. Unfortunately the dizziness and

> lightheadness did not go away after i discontinued it. 2 weeks

later i

> got massive panick attacks for the first time in my life, confusion

and

> had a small nervous breakdown. My sense of balance was impaired

(mostly

> legs) and i developed unstable mild ataxia like gait.

>

> 8 Months later i feel stronger emotionally again, but still have

this

> slightly detached from reality feeling, not 'being there' feeling,

> unstable gait, weak leags and impaired sense of balance. I havent

done

> any chelation so far.

>

> Is anybody here that has been hurt by NDF and got better after

using

> andys protocol?

>

> Would like to hear your honest opinion if the ataxia can go away

with

> chelation or if this is a result of permament nerve damage.

>