Re: Can you chelate when?

[Guest guest]

You roll with the punches, is. I know, we tend to get in these

obsessional grooves. You'll be happy to know, it's part of the

symptomology - and it does go!

Ok. Try to think ahead. If you _have_ to, then stop the round, and

stay stopped for a minimum of 3 days; but you can usually get around

it. I take my chelation dose everywhere. Even in airports, they let

you take 4oz on. Since I dump one 100mg cap into a 4oz tincture bottle,

that should allow you to get by. And on planes, you can usually get

orange juice.

As for exams ... Don't take too much! It'll tire you out so much that

you'll have trouble getting through.

You'll be fine. Just be thankful that you're doing this now. I waited

until I was 45. Of course, I was 39 before Andy's book showed up, and

thank God I didn't do what people were doing back in the dark ages

before 1999. Well, I guess a lot of them are still doing it now ...

Dave.

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Mon Mar 10, 2008 9:08 am (PDT) Hello

Bearing in mind that i will wait until at least 3 days post mercury

replacement to do this...

can i chelate if...

1, i am in an airport and they dont allow you to take drinks to the

departure lounge. This would involve me mixing up my dosage in the

airport lounge before departure.

2, im on an aeroplane when the journey takes about 4 hours.

3, i am taking exams during chelation

Also if i take a break (due to the following situations being

impractical) how long can the break be?

If i can chelate then any advice on how to during these situations?

is

[Guest guest]

In frequent-dose-chelation wrote:

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> Hello

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> Bearing in mind that i will wait until at least 3 days post mercury

> replacement to do this...

-------------Technically, you're supposed to wait for 4 days after amalgam

removal to start chelating.---------Jackie

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> can i chelate if...

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> 1, i am in an airport and they dont allow you to take drinks to the

> departure lounge. This would involve me mixing up my dosage in the

> airport lounge before departure.

> 2, im on an aeroplane when the journey takes about 4 hours.

> 3, i am taking exams during chelation

---------------I totally agree with on this. If you are just

starting out and aren't sure how chelation will afftect you and will be under

stress for other things, then I would hold off. I had to do this when my

amalgams were out. I wanted to have a whole week with nothing going on when I

did my first round, since I didn't know what to expect. So I actually wound up

waiting about a month before I did my first round. It worked out fine for me,

because I actually felt pretty good post removal. So there is no harm in

waiting for an easier time to try it.---------Jackie

If you are just getting started, I would try to avoid chelating

when you are in situations like these. Until you have some

experience with how you respond to chelation (several rounds,

I would think), you really don't know how you will perform under

the combination of chelation and " normal stressors " . It would be best

to be in a stable, consistent, non-stressful environment as much as

possible while chelating, at least in the beginning. Just my opinion.

> Also if i take a break (due to the following situations being

> impractical) how long can the break be?

As long as you want. If you are one of those people who gets

improvement while chelating, you may not want to take long

breaks. You will have to see what works best for you as you

start getting some experience with how chelation affects you.

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> If i can chelate then any advice on how to during these situations?

----------I think it would be best to wait. JMO--------Jackie

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