Re: Problem taking a very low dose of ALA

[Guest guest]

You may not be ready for ALA, despite this long time. I had this same

problem. I had to do 16 rounds of dmsa alone over 16 months before I

could tolerate 5mg of ALA.

It means your blood levels are still too high OR you have hidden

amalgam in your teeth or gums still. Any crowns? Root canals?

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> I've tried several times to start on a very low dose of ALA, only 2mg

> every 3 hours per Andys protocal. The side affects are very bad, and I

> have to stop each time.

> It seems odd because It's been 22 years since I had all my fillings

> removed, and for the last year or so I've been taking just DMSA

> working my way up to 100mg every 4 hours without any problems at all.

> I don't think I have an issue with sulfer, besides 2mg of ALA is such

> a small dose that I really doubt that's the problem.

> I just can't understand why after all this time and not having a

> problem with DMSA I still can't take such a small dose of ALA.

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[Guest guest]

No, I don't have any crowns or root canals. Actually I started

taking DMSA in small doses(10mg) back in 2003 and over the past year

got the dose up to 100mg without any side affects. So considering I

had my fillings out so long ago, and the dozens of rounds of

chelation I've done with DMSA, I really think I should be able to

tolorate such a small dose of ALA.

Thanks,

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> > I've tried several times to start on a very low dose of ALA,

only 2mg

> > every 3 hours per Andys protocal. The side affects are very bad,

and I

> > have to stop each time.

> > It seems odd because It's been 22 years since I had all my

fillings

> > removed, and for the last year or so I've been taking just DMSA

> > working my way up to 100mg every 4 hours without any problems at

all.

> > I don't think I have an issue with sulfer, besides 2mg of ALA is

such

> > a small dose that I really doubt that's the problem.

> > I just can't understand why after all this time and not having a

> > problem with DMSA I still can't take such a small dose of ALA.

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

No, I don't have any crowns or root canals. Actually I started

taking DMSA in small doses(10mg) back in 2003 and over the past year

got the dose up to 100mg without any side affects. So considering I

had my fillings out so long ago, and the dozens of rounds of

chelation I've done with DMSA, I really think I should be able to

tolorate such a small dose of ALA.

Thanks,

> >

> > I've tried several times to start on a very low dose of ALA,

only 2mg

> > every 3 hours per Andys protocal. The side affects are very bad,

and I

> > have to stop each time.

> > It seems odd because It's been 22 years since I had all my

fillings

> > removed, and for the last year or so I've been taking just DMSA

> > working my way up to 100mg every 4 hours without any problems at

all.

> > I don't think I have an issue with sulfer, besides 2mg of ALA is

such

> > a small dose that I really doubt that's the problem.

> > I just can't understand why after all this time and not having a

> > problem with DMSA I still can't take such a small dose of ALA.

> >

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

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> I've tried several times to start on a very low dose of ALA, only 2mg

> every 3 hours per Andys protocal. The side affects are very bad, and I

> have to stop each time.

What are the side effects?

> It seems odd because It's been 22 years since I had all my fillings

> removed, and for the last year or so I've been taking just DMSA

> working my way up to 100mg every 4 hours without any problems at all.

> I don't think I have an issue with sulfer, besides 2mg of ALA is such

> a small dose that I really doubt that's the problem.

> I just can't understand why after all this time and not having a

> problem with DMSA I still can't take such a small dose of ALA.

Once you have remove all the extracellular mercury with DMSA,

your symptoms from it would go away because there is nothing

left for it to move. Using ALA would start mobilizing mercury

from intracellular spaces, thus causing symptoms. ALA also

chelates arsenic, which DMSA does not.

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[Guest guest]

I get a severe headache, depression, irritability, fatigue, and some

lower back pain.

> >

> > I've tried several times to start on a very low dose of ALA,

only 2mg

> > every 3 hours per Andys protocal. The side affects are very bad,

and I

> > have to stop each time.

>

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> What are the side effects?

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>

> > It seems odd because It's been 22 years since I had all my

fillings

> > removed, and for the last year or so I've been taking just DMSA

> > working my way up to 100mg every 4 hours without any problems at

all.

> > I don't think I have an issue with sulfer, besides 2mg of ALA is

such

> > a small dose that I really doubt that's the problem.

> > I just can't understand why after all this time and not having a

> > problem with DMSA I still can't take such a small dose of ALA.

>

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> Once you have remove all the extracellular mercury with DMSA,

> your symptoms from it would go away because there is nothing

> left for it to move. Using ALA would start mobilizing mercury

> from intracellular spaces, thus causing symptoms. ALA also

> chelates arsenic, which DMSA does not.

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[Guest guest]

I get a severe headache, depression, irritability, fatigue, and some

lower back pain.

> >

> > I've tried several times to start on a very low dose of ALA,

only 2mg

> > every 3 hours per Andys protocal. The side affects are very bad,

and I

> > have to stop each time.

>

>

> What are the side effects?

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>

> > It seems odd because It's been 22 years since I had all my

fillings

> > removed, and for the last year or so I've been taking just DMSA

> > working my way up to 100mg every 4 hours without any problems at

all.

> > I don't think I have an issue with sulfer, besides 2mg of ALA is

such

> > a small dose that I really doubt that's the problem.

> > I just can't understand why after all this time and not having a

> > problem with DMSA I still can't take such a small dose of ALA.

>

>

> Once you have remove all the extracellular mercury with DMSA,

> your symptoms from it would go away because there is nothing

> left for it to move. Using ALA would start mobilizing mercury

> from intracellular spaces, thus causing symptoms. ALA also

> chelates arsenic, which DMSA does not.

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