To / Was Re: mercury detox

[Guest guest]

When I saw the table comparing mercury poisoning symptoms to autism

(L Redwood paper), I decided immediately to pursue chelation. My son

was 9 - there wasn't a moment to lose. Just my opinion: from

everything I read, the damage from leaving it in his body was far

greater than the risk of taking it out. At that time I had been

chronically ill for 9 years, and when the doctor looked at the

symptoms we both had and our history of mercury exposure, he promptly

put both of us on a chelation schedule. He consulted with Dr.

Bradstreet on the protocol.

Our doctor has experience with toxic exposure, chelation and multiple

chemical sensitivity, so we weren't starting from ground zero with

him. However, he's not experienced with chelating children, so he

counts on me to keep him informed in that regard.

You probably already know that we're dealing with a lot more toxins

than mercury. It's amazing and tragic how many poisons pour out of

these kids when they chelate. CBS News last night reported on the

brain damage from lead in inner city Baltimore children, blaming it

for violence and learning disabilities.

Regards,

> ,

> Have or are you seiing Holmes or Bradstreet/Kartzinel to do this??

Glad

> things are going well for your son. What was the deciding factors

for you

> in deciding to take the risk and go for it?? This is where I am at

as I

> embark on this next step. Thanks,