Re: methods of taking 12.5 mg dmsa...

[Guest guest]

ok. an hour ago i took the 12.5 mg of dmsa powder by mouth and sure

enough, i have the expected bloating/inflammation going on. so i

wonder, once again, if taking the dmsa by inhalation, (or injection or

transdermal patch for that matter,) would be better for people with my

gut issues..

thanks.

~robin

[Guest guest]

>

> ok. an hour ago i took the 12.5 mg of dmsa powder by mouth and sure

> enough, i have the expected bloating/inflammation going on. so i

> wonder, once again, if taking the dmsa by inhalation, (or injection or

> transdermal patch for that matter,) would be better for people with my

> gut issues..

Inhalation is not a suitable method to deliver DMSA. Injection is not

suitable considering that we are using small quantities every 4 h and

it would be outrageously expensive to prepare compared to oral, and

outrageously inconvenient. Transdermal patches have disadvantages too.

In the frequent dose chelation group we are using Andy Cutler's

protocol. The method of drug delivery is oral.

It is best to investigate diet and supplement interventions to control

gut issues. Some people report less gut issues with DMPS if you can

find a practitioner to write a script. Look in the files section for

" diet - how to pick the right one for your kid " and " Neutrophils,

yeast and DMSA " . Be sure that you are on the basic supplements and

study the appropriate sections (diet and supplements) of " Amalgam

Illness " .

J

> thanks.

> ~robin

>

[Guest guest]

>

> ok. an hour ago i took the 12.5 mg of dmsa powder by mouth and sure

> enough, i have the expected bloating/inflammation going on. so i

> wonder, once again, if taking the dmsa by inhalation, (or injection or

> transdermal patch for that matter,) would be better for people with my

> gut issues..

Inhalation is not a suitable method to deliver DMSA. Injection is not

suitable considering that we are using small quantities every 4 h and

it would be outrageously expensive to prepare compared to oral, and

outrageously inconvenient. Transdermal patches have disadvantages too.

In the frequent dose chelation group we are using Andy Cutler's

protocol. The method of drug delivery is oral.

It is best to investigate diet and supplement interventions to control

gut issues. Some people report less gut issues with DMPS if you can

find a practitioner to write a script. Look in the files section for

" diet - how to pick the right one for your kid " and " Neutrophils,

yeast and DMSA " . Be sure that you are on the basic supplements and

study the appropriate sections (diet and supplements) of " Amalgam

Illness " .

J

> thanks.

> ~robin

>

[Guest guest]

I know it sounds crazy but I have seemed to have more " gut " issues

with dmsa alone than when I combined it with ALA. I had better luck

taking 25mg of both than I did taking 12.5 dmsa alone and breaking my

capsules apart and pouring the powder in a glass and drinking it.

That's when I felt bad. Now I take 25mg of both dmsa and ala

(swallow in a capsule) every 3 hours.

kat

> >

> > ok. an hour ago i took the 12.5 mg of dmsa powder by mouth and

sure

> > enough, i have the expected bloating/inflammation going on. so i

> > wonder, once again, if taking the dmsa by inhalation, (or

injection or

> > transdermal patch for that matter,) would be better for people

with my

> > gut issues..

>

>

>

> Inhalation is not a suitable method to deliver DMSA. Injection is

not

> suitable considering that we are using small quantities every 4 h

and

> it would be outrageously expensive to prepare compared to oral, and

> outrageously inconvenient. Transdermal patches have disadvantages

too.

>

> In the frequent dose chelation group we are using Andy Cutler's

> protocol. The method of drug delivery is oral.

>

> It is best to investigate diet and supplement interventions to

control

> gut issues. Some people report less gut issues with DMPS if you can

> find a practitioner to write a script. Look in the files section

for

> " diet - how to pick the right one for your kid " and " Neutrophils,

> yeast and DMSA " . Be sure that you are on the basic supplements and

> study the appropriate sections (diet and supplements) of " Amalgam

> Illness " .

>

> J

>

>

>

>

>

> > thanks.

> > ~robin

> >

>

[Guest guest]

I know it sounds crazy but I have seemed to have more " gut " issues

with dmsa alone than when I combined it with ALA. I had better luck

taking 25mg of both than I did taking 12.5 dmsa alone and breaking my

capsules apart and pouring the powder in a glass and drinking it.

That's when I felt bad. Now I take 25mg of both dmsa and ala

(swallow in a capsule) every 3 hours.

kat

> >

> > ok. an hour ago i took the 12.5 mg of dmsa powder by mouth and

sure

> > enough, i have the expected bloating/inflammation going on. so i

> > wonder, once again, if taking the dmsa by inhalation, (or

injection or

> > transdermal patch for that matter,) would be better for people

with my

> > gut issues..

>

>

>

> Inhalation is not a suitable method to deliver DMSA. Injection is

not

> suitable considering that we are using small quantities every 4 h

and

> it would be outrageously expensive to prepare compared to oral, and

> outrageously inconvenient. Transdermal patches have disadvantages

too.

>

> In the frequent dose chelation group we are using Andy Cutler's

> protocol. The method of drug delivery is oral.

>

> It is best to investigate diet and supplement interventions to

control

> gut issues. Some people report less gut issues with DMPS if you can

> find a practitioner to write a script. Look in the files section

for

> " diet - how to pick the right one for your kid " and " Neutrophils,

> yeast and DMSA " . Be sure that you are on the basic supplements and

> study the appropriate sections (diet and supplements) of " Amalgam

> Illness " .

>

> J

>

>

>

>

>

> > thanks.

> > ~robin

> >

>

[Guest guest]

----- Original Message -----

From: sweetlavendarlove

I know it sounds crazy but I have seemed to have more " gut " issues

with dmsa alone than when I combined it with ALA.

====>Doesn't sound crazy to me, we always got more yeast/gut issues with Dmsa

than with Ala. Not the norm but does happen.

> >

> > ok. an hour ago i took the 12.5 mg of dmsa powder by mouth and

sure

> > enough, i have the expected bloating/inflammation going on. so i

> > wonder, once again, if taking the dmsa by inhalation, (or

injection or

> > transdermal patch for that matter,) would be better for people

with my

> > gut issues..

>

>

>

> Inhalation is not a suitable method to deliver DMSA. Injection is

not

> suitable considering that we are using small quantities every 4 h

and

> it would be outrageously expensive to prepare compared to oral, and

> outrageously inconvenient. Transdermal patches have disadvantages

too.

>

> In the frequent dose chelation group we are using Andy Cutler's

> protocol. The method of drug delivery is oral.

>

> It is best to investigate diet and supplement interventions to

control

> gut issues. Some people report less gut issues with DMPS if you can

> find a practitioner to write a script. Look in the files section

for

> " diet - how to pick the right one for your kid " and " Neutrophils,

> yeast and DMSA " . Be sure that you are on the basic supplements and

> study the appropriate sections (diet and supplements) of " Amalgam

> Illness " .

>

> J

>

>

>

>

>

> > thanks.

> > ~robin

> >

>

[Guest guest]

----- Original Message -----

From: sweetlavendarlove

I know it sounds crazy but I have seemed to have more " gut " issues

with dmsa alone than when I combined it with ALA.

====>Doesn't sound crazy to me, we always got more yeast/gut issues with Dmsa

than with Ala. Not the norm but does happen.

> >

> > ok. an hour ago i took the 12.5 mg of dmsa powder by mouth and

sure

> > enough, i have the expected bloating/inflammation going on. so i

> > wonder, once again, if taking the dmsa by inhalation, (or

injection or

> > transdermal patch for that matter,) would be better for people

with my

> > gut issues..

>

>

>

> Inhalation is not a suitable method to deliver DMSA. Injection is

not

> suitable considering that we are using small quantities every 4 h

and

> it would be outrageously expensive to prepare compared to oral, and

> outrageously inconvenient. Transdermal patches have disadvantages

too.

>

> In the frequent dose chelation group we are using Andy Cutler's

> protocol. The method of drug delivery is oral.

>

> It is best to investigate diet and supplement interventions to

control

> gut issues. Some people report less gut issues with DMPS if you can

> find a practitioner to write a script. Look in the files section

for

> " diet - how to pick the right one for your kid " and " Neutrophils,

> yeast and DMSA " . Be sure that you are on the basic supplements and

> study the appropriate sections (diet and supplements) of " Amalgam

> Illness " .

>

> J

>

>

>

>

>

> > thanks.

> > ~robin

> >

>

[Guest guest]

>

> ok. an hour ago i took the 12.5 mg of dmsa powder by mouth and sure

> enough, i have the expected bloating/inflammation going on. so i

> wonder, once again, if taking the dmsa by inhalation

TK--- no

, (or injection or

> transdermal patch for that matter

TK-- no - the protocol here is oral. Try treating your gut issues

with proper diet, natural antifungals, probiotics and possibly use

DMPS instead.

,) would be better for people with my

> gut issues..

> thanks.

> ~robin

>

[Guest guest]

>

> ok. an hour ago i took the 12.5 mg of dmsa powder by mouth and sure

> enough, i have the expected bloating/inflammation going on. so i

> wonder, once again, if taking the dmsa by inhalation

TK--- no

, (or injection or

> transdermal patch for that matter

TK-- no - the protocol here is oral. Try treating your gut issues

with proper diet, natural antifungals, probiotics and possibly use

DMPS instead.

,) would be better for people with my

> gut issues..

> thanks.

> ~robin

>

[Guest guest]

>

> so andy has said definitively we aren't to take the dmsa any way but

> oral... that's fine. i ordered the book, not received yet but have

> read pretty much everything in your files -- just didn't see anything

> that would specifically rule out other methods of taking dmsa.

>

> through several years of both research, trial/error, and healthy

> eating practices such as those you mention, my 50 year+ history of

> celiac gut issues are totally under control; now, if i eat or take

> something that makes me constipated or bloat, it's extremely rare and,

> well, it's usually that the ingested thing is just not right for me so

> i, quite naturally, look for alternatives..

The alternatives are ALA and DMPS.

J

>

> nuff said..

>

> ~robin

>