Re: finishing chelating soon - recovered

[Guest guest]

Hello

Any chance people could not post large sections of text like the one

below please? Its virtually impossible for me to read.

is

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/frequent-dose-chelation/message/24072

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Thanks.

[Guest guest]

Hello

Any chance people could not post large sections of text like the one

below please? Its virtually impossible for me to read.

is

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/frequent-dose-chelation/message/24072

Note from moderator:

Yes, it does help when a long post contains several breaks for paragraphs.

Thanks.

[Guest guest]

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> Hi I thought I better post this now, I should have months ago. I have

> not been here for quite a while because all of my symptoms cleared

> up. When the last few issues started to clear up I began to reduce

> the supplements I took. I am not just taking a few supplements, B

> comp, magnesium, zinc & selenium. I went from having issues with

> arthritis, allergies to everything, diet was the bare minmum based on

> low carb because of really bad digestion and related issues, really

> bad fatigue, brain fog, chemical sensitivities to name a few. The

> last things to clear were the digestive issues...

Thanks for informative post. Always good to hear about those who have

managed a successful recovery. I am curious if you had to deal with

any cavitation or root canal issues and so what you ended up doing?

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi I thought I better post this now, I should have months ago. I have

> not been here for quite a while because all of my symptoms cleared

> up. When the last few issues started to clear up I began to reduce

> the supplements I took. I am not just taking a few supplements, B

> comp, magnesium, zinc & selenium. I went from having issues with

> arthritis, allergies to everything, diet was the bare minmum based on

> low carb because of really bad digestion and related issues, really

> bad fatigue, brain fog, chemical sensitivities to name a few. The

> last things to clear were the digestive issues...

Thanks for informative post. Always good to hear about those who have

managed a successful recovery. I am curious if you had to deal with

any cavitation or root canal issues and so what you ended up doing?

[Guest guest]

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> In frequent-dose-chelation Dean wrote:

>

> I agree that messages are easier to read when they are broken into

> paragraphs. But I think the author also deserves heartfelt thanks for

> taking the trouble to write such a wonderfully positive and encouraging

> post.

>

> Dean

>

AMEN to that, I know it sure was an encouragement to me! I'm very thankful.

By the way, if a person got all their merc out and did no chelation, would

they ever get rid of it ?

Marcia

[Guest guest]

Hi Bill, I did not have any root canals or issues with cavitations. I

just had amalgams and had these replaced with inlays nearly a year

before I actually chelated. I did was hoping just by having them out my

issues would resolve. In fact they got worse.

>

> Thanks for informative post. Always good to hear about those who

have

> managed a successful recovery. I am curious if you had to deal with

> any cavitation or root canal issues and so what you ended up doing?

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Bill, I did not have any root canals or issues with cavitations. I

just had amalgams and had these replaced with inlays nearly a year

before I actually chelated. I did was hoping just by having them out my

issues would resolve. In fact they got worse.

>

> Thanks for informative post. Always good to hear about those who

have

> managed a successful recovery. I am curious if you had to deal with

> any cavitation or root canal issues and so what you ended up doing?

>

[Guest guest]

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http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/frequent-dose-chelation/message/24072

Phil,

When you started chelation were there any medications that you were on

and were you able to get off of those with chelation?

Did you have any symptoms of thyroid and adrenal issues and did those

resolve with chelation?

Were there any times during chelation when you felt that your liver or

kidneys needed support and what did you do to help them out.

Thanks again

J

[Guest guest]

Hello

> Hi is

>

> Sorry about the long post, I just thought I needed to get it done

> otherwise it would never happen and it was just a pure brain dump

> there and then. Can you copy it into word maybe and just stick in a

> few breaks/spaces?

Im pleased to hear of your story. i thought Yahoo was going to time

out or something. A short summary of whats happened would be helpful

to me as im just starting out. How long did you need to use the DMPS

until your kid was recovered?

is

>

> Phil

[Guest guest]

> Thanks, hope you are still getting better?

Hi Phil,

I've actually 'gotten' fully better :-)

Now I'm just working on optimizing, maintaining and ensuring all the posion

is out.

Have had a 6 month break from chelation and am starting it up again.

I can't tell you how good the break was after a sustained period of

chelation that cured most of my ills.

My body has really strengthed during the break.

Well done on your progress!

DeanSA

[Guest guest]

is, in case people forget to separate into paragraphs (which probably tends

to happen when you just type and try to get it all on paper), maybe you should

copy it over into Word, then just separate it into sections every few lines so

it isn't overwhelming to you. Just a suggestion

: Donna Posted by: " is " alexis.atrekkie22@...

atrekkie22 * i have dyslexia and associated concentration/ reading issues so

smaller chunks of text are easier for me to read. i am interested in

what the person is writting about but feel i cannot join in with the

praise as i cant read it.

[Guest guest]

> I've actually 'gotten' fully better :-)

> Now I'm just working on optimizing, maintaining and ensuring all the

> poison is out.

I was just wondering if anyone of the people who recovered fully had a

follow-up hair test? It would be interesting to see some before's and

after's...

~robin

[Guest guest]

>

> Phil,

>

> When you started chelation were there any medications that you were on

> and were you able to get off of those with chelation?

>

> Did you have any symptoms of thyroid and adrenal issues and did those

> resolve with chelation?

>

> Were there any times during chelation when you felt that your liver or

> kidneys needed support and what did you do to help them out.

>

> Thanks again

>

> J

>

Phil,

I agree with - these are exactly the questions that I would like

to have answered! Especially the question regarding the state of your

adrenals/thyroid before you started, and as you continued. Your story

has been a timely encouragement for me, thank you.

[Guest guest]

>

> Phil,

>

> When you started chelation were there any medications that you were on

> and were you able to get off of those with chelation?

>

> Did you have any symptoms of thyroid and adrenal issues and did those

> resolve with chelation?

>

> Were there any times during chelation when you felt that your liver or

> kidneys needed support and what did you do to help them out.

>

> Thanks again

>

> J

>

Phil,

I agree with - these are exactly the questions that I would like

to have answered! Especially the question regarding the state of your

adrenals/thyroid before you started, and as you continued. Your story

has been a timely encouragement for me, thank you.

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I was not on any meds before chelation. The only thing I found that I

could come off were supplements that I needed to make me feel better

etc. I had adrenal issues, I could not tolerate any stress at all, I

had to avoid any sort of debate or pressue. I tried taking high

amounts of B5 and other things like salt to help this. I also had

hypothyroid symptoms which again I had tried various supplements to

help it along. I don't know whether these two helped but I took

400mcg of selenium & 600mcg iodine pd over the last 2 yrs. My hair

levels went up but I cannot remember if these were any use for

getting indications of body levels.

My liver always seemed to struggle, I took livertone daily and tried

a few liver flushes. The liver flushes kept wrecking my digestive

system so after the third I stopped. I did not get any issues with my

kidneys or at least to my knowledge nothing on going. So overall I

took just supplements to try and correct these issues. They all

lasted for the majority of the 2yrs chelating. I would say around

round 70-100 those issues started to dissapear, everything pretty

much disappeared around this time. Almost like someone just flicked a

switch at somepoint and suddenly I realised. I don't find I am weak

in these areas now either. Which I always expected, in fact e.g. I

can handle a lot of stress but knowing what I do I try to avoid long

term stints.

Phil

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> http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/frequent-dose-

chelation/message/24072

>

> Phil,

>

> When you started chelation were there any medications that you were

on

> and were you able to get off of those with chelation?

>

> Did you have any symptoms of thyroid and adrenal issues and did

those

> resolve with chelation?

>

> Were there any times during chelation when you felt that your liver

or

> kidneys needed support and what did you do to help them out.

>

> Thanks again

>

> J

>

[Guest guest]

Hello Phil,

Very interesting story since I have similar GI problems.

A question: you mention some numbers (see below) and dosages, but what

was your typical length of a round? 5 days ON and 5 days OFF? Or some

other combination?

Regards,

Finkle

> I am now at round 107 just about 2yrs of chelation. Started

> out at 25mg dmsa/4hrs. 5 rounds went to 50mg, 10 rounds went to 25mg

> dmsa/50mg ala. Stopped DMSA round 45. Increase ALA to 100mg shortly

> after but started getting issues with pains in my fingers after 8

> rounds or so. So then just stayed at 50mg ALA per dose each round for

> the rest of the time till now.

[Guest guest]

Hello Phil,

Very interesting story since I have similar GI problems.

A question: you mention some numbers (see below) and dosages, but what

was your typical length of a round? 5 days ON and 5 days OFF? Or some

other combination?

Regards,

Finkle

> I am now at round 107 just about 2yrs of chelation. Started

> out at 25mg dmsa/4hrs. 5 rounds went to 50mg, 10 rounds went to 25mg

> dmsa/50mg ala. Stopped DMSA round 45. Increase ALA to 100mg shortly

> after but started getting issues with pains in my fingers after 8

> rounds or so. So then just stayed at 50mg ALA per dose each round for

> the rest of the time till now.

[Guest guest]

Hi Finkle

I started my round at 6 am on the first day. I chelated for 3 days.

e.g

First dose Monday 6am - Weds 2am last dose. 3hrs-day 4hrs-night

Phil

> > I am now at round 107 just about 2yrs of chelation. Started

> > out at 25mg dmsa/4hrs. 5 rounds went to 50mg, 10 rounds went to

25mg

> > dmsa/50mg ala. Stopped DMSA round 45. Increase ALA to 100mg

shortly

> > after but started getting issues with pains in my fingers after 8

> > rounds or so. So then just stayed at 50mg ALA per dose each round

for

> > the rest of the time till now.

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Finkle

I started my round at 6 am on the first day. I chelated for 3 days.

e.g

First dose Monday 6am - Weds 2am last dose. 3hrs-day 4hrs-night

Phil

> > I am now at round 107 just about 2yrs of chelation. Started

> > out at 25mg dmsa/4hrs. 5 rounds went to 50mg, 10 rounds went to

25mg

> > dmsa/50mg ala. Stopped DMSA round 45. Increase ALA to 100mg

shortly

> > after but started getting issues with pains in my fingers after 8

> > rounds or so. So then just stayed at 50mg ALA per dose each round

for

> > the rest of the time till now.

>