Re: Hair tests results - mle_ii - Neutrophils

[Guest guest]

Ok, a recent post about neutrophils had me looking in the archive. It

appears that DMSA can lower neutrophils. Well I'm already low, and

given I have bacterial overgrowth I'm wondering if it might be bad to

chelate.

Why does DMSA cause neutrophils to go lower?

Thanks,

Mike

> Along the same lines, complete blood count testing says I'm normal,

but

> I see something strange. I see a high within range percentage of

> Lymphocytes, but the count is low within range. And a low within

range

> percentage and low count of Neutrophils. Neutrophils are supposed to

> be a larger percentage when normal. Something is abnormal, but I

don't

> know what it means.

[Guest guest]

Mike, my opinion on many of these problems (low neutrophils) is that

the mercury is the prime culprit in creating many other problems, so

its best to chelate (and deal with the primary cause of all of our

problems) as long as your body can handle it (Support the sub

problems as best as you can ...ie low neutrophils, etc). Keep in mind

sometimes this means short term pain

Same with bacterial overgrowth, yeast etc. ie I believe

treating/chelating mercury may cause short term yeast problems

but its still important to get rid of the mercury and do the best you

can to limit the yeast

I have tried every concoction under the sun with these liver fluke

parasites for over two years now. Drugs, herbs, diet (did no sugar

and organic for almost past 12 months and i think this helped the

most)...So I am chelating now and occasianally throw in a low-dose

parasite treatment

I never knew what the significance of low neutrophils were until I

strted this group and analyzed my own blood work for the past 4

years. My nueurophil count was always in the 0.0 range. In my case i

think its (low neutrophil) also a contributing factor to my

continuing parasite problems.

The neutrophil post in the files section mentions arginine to help

increas these neutrophils which can also help with bacteria problems

(per AI)..It (arginine) should be taken with lysine per AI

It also mentions using a product called NEUTROPHIL plus from Biotics

research. They only deal with health care people but you may want to

give it a try. One of its componenents is vitamin a

so far I think the dmsa is doing its job. My belief is that worse

syptoms after amalgam removal are due to mercury being released and

not due to dmsa itself. Thats what i choose to believe. I know its

(DMSA) has stirred up these parasites from some of the symptoms..so I

am just trying to lessen the impact of this

BUT I am going to try a few rounds of dpms in a month or so once I

get through the holidays

> Ok, a recent post about neutrophils had me looking in the archive.

> It appears that DMSA can lower neutrophils. Well I'm already low,

> and given I have bacterial overgrowth I'm wondering if it might be

> bad to chelate.

>

> Why does DMSA cause neutrophils to go lower?

>

> Thanks,

> Mike