Re: chelation whit kidney problems

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In frequent-dose-chelation nadiadiraa wrote:

Hi list,

I am doing chelation (Cutler Protocol) for my son and myself. A week

ago a lady (very nice lady, she treated my son with craniosacrale),

48 y, send me a DD hairtest because she knew that i had " experience "

the hard way about DMPS injections and a backfire before i went to

Andy's protocol. Her hairtest is positive for 2 counting rules for

mercury, also positive for lead

-----------If she does chelate, then she should use DMSA because of the lead,

besides the mercury.-------Jackie

and she is open for the low dose,

frequent chelation but 5 y ago she had a bad experience with a

doctor. He gave her wrong blood which was also overdated. She had

kidney failure. Luckly she didn't need dialise but her kidneys are

not functioning very good.

Her creatine levels must be for her age between 1,23 and 1,3 but

she's at 0,9...

Is it dangerous for her to do chelation ? I am not 100 % sure and

would like to help her...

----------I don't know for sure either Glenn, but at the low doses we do, it

might be ok. But since I'm not sure, I have emailed this post to Andy, and

hopefully he's available and can answer for us.-----------Jackie

Thanks,

Glenn

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In frequent-dose-chelation nadiadiraa wrote:

Hi list,

I am doing chelation (Cutler Protocol) for my son and myself. A week

ago a lady (very nice lady, she treated my son with craniosacrale),

48 y, send me a DD hairtest because she knew that i had " experience "

the hard way about DMPS injections and a backfire before i went to

Andy's protocol. Her hairtest is positive for 2 counting rules for

mercury, also positive for lead

-----------If she does chelate, then she should use DMSA because of the lead,

besides the mercury.-------Jackie

and she is open for the low dose,

frequent chelation but 5 y ago she had a bad experience with a

doctor. He gave her wrong blood which was also overdated. She had

kidney failure. Luckly she didn't need dialise but her kidneys are

not functioning very good.

Her creatine levels must be for her age between 1,23 and 1,3 but

she's at 0,9...

Is it dangerous for her to do chelation ? I am not 100 % sure and

would like to help her...

----------I don't know for sure either Glenn, but at the low doses we do, it

might be ok. But since I'm not sure, I have emailed this post to Andy, and

hopefully he's available and can answer for us.-----------Jackie

Thanks,

Glenn

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Naida -

My un-expert opinion would be that ALA should not be a problem, given

that it removes mercury through the liver. Also, removing mercury will

help kidney function.

DMSA/DMPS, on the other hand would need to be looked into, as they detox

primarily through the kidney.

She will need DMSA for the lead, though a

to-be-avoided-unless-absolutely-necessary alternative is EDTA. I don't

know if there is any reason the latter might be easier on the kidneys.

Checking with Andy is a good idea.

Dave.

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Fri Mar 14, 2008 8:12 am (PDT)

Hi list,

I am doing chelation (Cutler Protocol) for my son and myself. A week

ago a lady (very nice lady, she treated my son with craniosacrale)

,

48 y, send me a DD hairtest because she knew that i had " experience "

the hard way about DMPS injections and a backfire before i went to

Andy's protocol. Her hairtest is positive for 2 counting rules for

mercury, also positive for lead and she is open for the low dose,

frequent chelation but 5 y ago she had a bad experience with a

doctor. He gave her wrong blood which was also overdated. She had

kidney failure. Luckly she didn't need dialise but her kidneys are

not functioning very good.

Her creatine levels must be for her age between 1,23 and 1,3 but

she's at 0,9...

Is it dangerous for her to do chelation ? I am not 100 % sure and

would like to help her...

Thanks,

Glenn