Re: TD DMPS - body burden - toowittybird

[Guest guest]

>

> Don't I need to check the analysis results to know body burden of

> mercury to help decide when to stop chelation? The doc was suggesting

> checks every 3 months.

TK---how is your doctor suggesting you do this ?

[Guest guest]

>

> Don't I need to check the analysis results to know body burden of

> mercury to help decide when to stop chelation? The doc was suggesting

> checks every 3 months.

TK---how is your doctor suggesting you do this ?

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Don't I need to check the analysis results to know body burden of

> > mercury to help decide when to stop chelation? The doc was suggesting

> > checks every 3 months.

>

>

> TK---how is your doctor suggesting you do this ?

>

I think through urine analysis.

[Guest guest]

TK-- To help you - Initial body burden through Hair testing is the

recommended method.

you need to know more than the below to make sure this person knows

what they are doing in regard to your treatment. How exactly they

are going to test body burden ? Doing it the wrong way like

challenge testing will hurt you. Urine testing like this is also not

informative or necessary to continually do, it is only a way for

practitioners to make money if they are suggesting you do this

routinely. If so they are only looking to make money off you and are

not taking the time to treat people properly.

The FDC forum was set up to help people with Oral chelation using

Cutler's protocol. The use of TD DMPS is not recommended except as a

last resort one reason is as there is not much you can com pair

with. Discussing the use of TD will be limited here so don't expect

too much as this is not what we use. You can make some comparisons

in certain respects but again it will be very limited.

Using TD - DMPS you are at a distinct disadvantage as there is

little useful factual information to pull from for comparison or

study, unlike oral usage where many people can give you good

information on testing and results on the forum.

> > >

> > > Don't I need to check the analysis results to know body burden

of

> > > mercury to help decide when to stop chelation? The doc was

suggesting

> > > checks every 3 months.

> >

> >

> > TK---how is your doctor suggesting you do this ?

> >

>

> I think through urine analysis.

>

[Guest guest]

TK-- To help you - Initial body burden through Hair testing is the

recommended method.

you need to know more than the below to make sure this person knows

what they are doing in regard to your treatment. How exactly they

are going to test body burden ? Doing it the wrong way like

challenge testing will hurt you. Urine testing like this is also not

informative or necessary to continually do, it is only a way for

practitioners to make money if they are suggesting you do this

routinely. If so they are only looking to make money off you and are

not taking the time to treat people properly.

The FDC forum was set up to help people with Oral chelation using

Cutler's protocol. The use of TD DMPS is not recommended except as a

last resort one reason is as there is not much you can com pair

with. Discussing the use of TD will be limited here so don't expect

too much as this is not what we use. You can make some comparisons

in certain respects but again it will be very limited.

Using TD - DMPS you are at a distinct disadvantage as there is

little useful factual information to pull from for comparison or

study, unlike oral usage where many people can give you good

information on testing and results on the forum.

> > >

> > > Don't I need to check the analysis results to know body burden

of

> > > mercury to help decide when to stop chelation? The doc was

suggesting

> > > checks every 3 months.

> >

> >

> > TK---how is your doctor suggesting you do this ?

> >

>

> I think through urine analysis.

>

[Guest guest]

> > > >

> > > > Don't I need to check the analysis results to know body burden

> of

> > > > mercury to help decide when to stop chelation? The doc was

> suggesting

> > > > checks every 3 months.

> > >

> > >

> > > TK---how is your doctor suggesting you do this ?

> > >

> >

> > I think through urine analysis.

> >

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