Questions regarding DMSA and supplements

[Guest guest]

Are the basic supplements in the supplement file intended to support

chelation or provide general health support?

I'm intolerant to many supplements and can only take about half of

what is on the list. I cannot take any herbs at all. I'm not able to

take some of the important antioxidants like C and E, although I put E

on my skin. I will retest C to see if I can tolerate any at all.

This won't change until I chelate so I don't see any option but to go

forward simply taking what I can managed! Any input?

Any suggestions on how to test DMSA for tolerance/intolerance? Or is

it best just to go ahead with a round at the lowest dose (12.5 mg) and

see how it goes. I notice that in the book Andy says that a more

immediate reaction would indicate a problem with the drug itself, and

other reactions that take some time are more likely chelation side

effects.

Thanks in advance for your thoughts.

Lee

[Guest guest]

In frequent-dose-chelation chayote_108 wrote:

Are the basic supplements in the supplement file intended to support

chelation or provide general health support?

-------Yes, they do both.---------Jackie

I'm intolerant to many supplements and can only take about half of

what is on the list. I cannot take any herbs at all. I'm not able to

take some of the important antioxidants like C and E, although I put E

on my skin. I will retest C to see if I can tolerate any at all.

This won't change until I chelate so I don't see any option but to go

forward simply taking what I can managed! Any input?

----------Yes, you can only take what you can tolerate now, and hopefully down

the road, you will be able to tolerate more. I remember reading this on A-M,

some parents reporting that their kids didn't tolerate supplements until after

they had done some chelation.----------Jackie

Any suggestions on how to test DMSA for tolerance/intolerance? Or is

it best just to go ahead with a round at the lowest dose (12.5 mg) and

see how it goes. I notice that in the book Andy says that a more

immediate reaction would indicate a problem with the drug itself, and

other reactions that take some time are more likely chelation side

effects.

-----------Yes, you're just going to have to try it. You could even start

lower than 12.5mg, some people only tolerate 6mg at first, maybe even lower.

But 12.5 is usually a good starting dose for most. And some people feel better

with more frequent dosing, like every 3 hours, instead of every

4.---------Jackie

Thanks in advance for your thoughts.

Lee