RE: just completed first round. successful. have question.

December 23, 2007

In frequent-dose-chelation : robin ann wrote:

i've still not received my book yet but felt, because of the

information on this site that i could give the cutler protocol a

whirl.

i did 12.5 mg dmsa every four hours (not a minute over!) for four days

and except for some initial bloating (which i eliminated by letting

the dmsa powder dissolve in my mouth rather than simply swallowing

it,) i felt pretty good. i stopped the 4 day round last night. today i

took a wonderful sweaty hour long sauna and, although i feel a little

bit weird, fuzzy headed and slightly achy, i think the protocol worked

pretty well for me. something was definitely happening...

a conceptual question occurred to me; since the biggest problem is

this last day of the round, this day of freed-up mercury

redistribution, wouldn't it help to, say, four hours after the last

dose of dmsa, take some less " attractive " less strong chelating agent

for a day, something help to wind down, something that would sort of

help mop up the remaining mercury that was loosened but no longer

attached to dmsa. (i visualize musical chairs here:-)) y'know, a

chelating agent that isn't strong enough to pull out or dissolve

metals from body tissues but would be able to maybe attach to the

floating around freed-up metal before it got reabsorbed.

----------This has been discussed before numerous times, to taper off at the

end of the round, and the consensus is that it will just prolong the inevitable

redistribution. So my understanding is that Andy still feels it is best to just

end the round. As long as you are chelating at a reasonable dose for yourself

(and taking recommended supplements), then end of the round symptoms and

redistribution should be manageable. One thing you can do to limit the number

of end-of-round redistribution events, is to possibly do longer rounds, if you

tolerate them. But it would probably be best for you to do a few rounds at the

same dose and length, just to make sure you are tolerating it fine and getting

the knack of chelation and what it feels like. So congratulations on your first

round being a success!---------Jackie

i told you it was a conceptual question :-)

~robin

ps btw thank you for running this site, very helpful!

---------Yes there are some wonderful people here, and I would be lost without

this site and their support. You're in the right place!---------Jackie

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