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After eight months chelation with DMSA (17mg) I am coming to the

conclusion that it is irritating my liver. I have Gilberts syndrome,

and am therefore sensitive to drugs. On round I get blood sugar

issues, blurry vision and liver pain - these diminish disappear off

round. So I will do ALA only from now on. My question is - how will I

get rid of the other metals that I have, that ALA does not chelate? I

know that I have lead and tin - will getting rid of the mercury mean

that my body can get rid of these by itself?

thanks

Nicola

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You can use EDTA (dosing every 8 hours) for lead if you don't tolerate DMSA.

Keep in mind that unlike DMSA, EDTA depletes essential minerals. So you

will need to aggressively supplement those.

ALA MIGHT chelate lead as well, but is " of unknown effectiveness " for lead

according to Andy. But it does improve brain biochemistry in lead

poisoning.

Dean

DMSA and ALA / liver

After eight months chelation with DMSA (17mg) I am coming to the

conclusion that it is irritating my liver. I have Gilberts syndrome,

and am therefore sensitive to drugs. On round I get blood sugar

issues, blurry vision and liver pain - these diminish disappear off

round. So I will do ALA only from now on. My question is - how will I

get rid of the other metals that I have, that ALA does not chelate? I

know that I have lead and tin - will getting rid of the mercury mean

that my body can get rid of these by itself?

thanks

Nicola

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> After eight months chelation with DMSA (17mg) I am coming to the

> conclusion that it is irritating my liver. I have Gilberts syndrome,

> and am therefore sensitive to drugs. On round I get blood sugar

> issues, blurry vision and liver pain - these diminish disappear off

> round. So I will do ALA only from now on. My question is - how will I

> get rid of the other metals that I have, that ALA does not chelate? I

> know that I have lead and tin - will getting rid of the mercury mean

> that my body can get rid of these by itself?

>

> thanks

> Nicola

>

I would try ALA only for awhile to remove the mercury (which should

improve your liver's ability to detox a lot of stuff).

Later you can use EDTA to remove the lead. Delaying EDTA will

address the concern about using it in mercury toxic people.

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In frequent-dose-chelation Nicola wrote:

After eight months chelation with DMSA (17mg) I am coming to the

conclusion that it is irritating my liver. I have Gilberts syndrome,

and am therefore sensitive to drugs. On round I get blood sugar

issues, blurry vision and liver pain - these diminish disappear off

round. So I will do ALA only from now on. My question is - how will I

get rid of the other metals that I have, that ALA does not chelate? I

know that I have lead and tin - will getting rid of the mercury mean

that my body can get rid of these by itself?

----------According to Andy, once the mercury is gone, then the tin will come

down/out on its own (per hair test book). The lead will need to be chelated to

get it out of your bones. It seeps out slowly, so it is only necessary to do

DMSA rounds once every month or two for lead. Do you think you could tolerate a

DMSA round once in awhile, and use ALA most of the time? Otherwise, you'll have

to wait till your mercury is gone, and then use EDTA for the lead. Not sure if

that will be any better for your liver or not.-----------Jackie

thanks

Nicola

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Hi Jackie and

Yes - this is what I shall have to do and hopefully I will tolerate

the ALA OK. I am a bit concerned about all this lead and hanging

around though, and I am convinced that these two metals explain the

metallic taste I have had continuously for the past six months. I

had a hair test done last week, which showed that my lead has gone up

and my thyroid has got much worse, so I think these two are

connected. It may also explain why my liver is not tolerating the

DMSA, as the Gilberts and hypothyroid are strongly connected. I

shall give the DSMA a break, bring up thyroid levels again and hope

the lead and tin don't do too much damage while they hang around.

Chelation was going so well too ... :-( On round was the only time

that the metal taste went.

Best

Nicola

>

> ----------According to Andy, once the mercury is gone, then the

tin will come down/out on its own (per hair test book). The lead

will need to be chelated to get it out of your bones. It seeps out

slowly, so it is only necessary to do DMSA rounds once every month or

two for lead. Do you think you could tolerate a DMSA round once in

awhile, and use ALA most of the time? Otherwise, you'll have to wait

till your mercury is gone, and then use EDTA for the lead. Not sure

if that will be any better for your liver or not.-----------Jackie

>

>

>

> thanks

> Nicola

> _._,_.___

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In frequent-dose-chelation Nicola wrote:

Hi Jackie and

Yes - this is what I shall have to do and hopefully I will tolerate

the ALA OK.

--------I hope you tolerate the ALA also, because it is supposed to be good

for the liver, and I was also told that it is good for diabetics or high blood

sugar, and wasn't yours high also, like mine?---------Jackie

I am a bit concerned about all this lead hanging

around though, and I am convinced that these two metals explain the

metallic taste I have had continuously for the past six months. I

had a hair test done last week,

---------Was it from DDI? Could you have Dean post it on his

website?-------Jackie

which showed that my lead has gone up

and my thyroid has got much worse, so I think these two are

connected.

-------------In HTI, Andy does say that lead affects adrenals and thyroid, so

you are probably right.----------Jackie

It may also explain why my liver is not tolerating the

DMSA, as the Gilberts and hypothyroid are strongly connected. I

shall give the DSMA a break, bring up thyroid levels again and hope

the lead and tin don't do too much damage while they hang around.

Chelation was going so well too ... :-( On round was the only time

that the metal taste went.

-----------Since the lead seeps out slowly, I would try to do a round of DMSA

once in awhile, at a low, tolerable dose, to help keep the lead levels down.

But of course, you'll have to be the judge of whether you can handle that or

not.--------Jackie

----------Good luck and keep us posted.----------Jackie

Best

Nicola

>

> ----------According to Andy, once the mercury is gone, then the

tin will come down/out on its own (per hair test book). The lead

will need to be chelated to get it out of your bones. It seeps out

slowly, so it is only necessary to do DMSA rounds once every month or

two for lead. Do you think you could tolerate a DMSA round once in

awhile, and use ALA most of the time? Otherwise, you'll have to wait

till your mercury is gone, and then use EDTA for the lead. Not sure

if that will be any better for your liver or not.-----------Jackie

>

>

> thanks

> Nicola

> _._,_.___

>

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In frequent-dose-chelation Nicola wrote:

Hi Jackie and

Yes - this is what I shall have to do and hopefully I will tolerate

the ALA OK.

--------I hope you tolerate the ALA also, because it is supposed to be good

for the liver, and I was also told that it is good for diabetics or high blood

sugar, and wasn't yours high also, like mine?---------Jackie

I am a bit concerned about all this lead hanging

around though, and I am convinced that these two metals explain the

metallic taste I have had continuously for the past six months. I

had a hair test done last week,

---------Was it from DDI? Could you have Dean post it on his

website?-------Jackie

which showed that my lead has gone up

and my thyroid has got much worse, so I think these two are

connected.

-------------In HTI, Andy does say that lead affects adrenals and thyroid, so

you are probably right.----------Jackie

It may also explain why my liver is not tolerating the

DMSA, as the Gilberts and hypothyroid are strongly connected. I

shall give the DSMA a break, bring up thyroid levels again and hope

the lead and tin don't do too much damage while they hang around.

Chelation was going so well too ... :-( On round was the only time

that the metal taste went.

-----------Since the lead seeps out slowly, I would try to do a round of DMSA

once in awhile, at a low, tolerable dose, to help keep the lead levels down.

But of course, you'll have to be the judge of whether you can handle that or

not.--------Jackie

----------Good luck and keep us posted.----------Jackie

Best

Nicola

>

> ----------According to Andy, once the mercury is gone, then the

tin will come down/out on its own (per hair test book). The lead

will need to be chelated to get it out of your bones. It seeps out

slowly, so it is only necessary to do DMSA rounds once every month or

two for lead. Do you think you could tolerate a DMSA round once in

awhile, and use ALA most of the time? Otherwise, you'll have to wait

till your mercury is gone, and then use EDTA for the lead. Not sure

if that will be any better for your liver or not.-----------Jackie

>

>

> thanks

> Nicola

> _._,_.___

>

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