Re: 2nd round of ala with dmsa at 12.5mg, increased crying

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> THis is my 2nd round after over month on dmsa alone. Has anyone

> noticed increased cyring. I feel very sensitive, my hubby and kids say

> one thing and I feel like crying. I hope this is a temp phase not

> every time I chelate. Anyone have any experience like this, I know

> people feel more angry , I think I would rather that. Any suggestions?

>

In the first few months of chelation, I had strange sudden crying

bouts at the end of rounds. And I don't mean brief epidoses, I

mean prolonged inconsolable sobbing that didn't seem justified by

events. I stopped getting that after a few months, I think.

I cry a bit more easily now than I used to. For me that is a good

thing as I used to find it difficult to cry even if I wanted to.

You can try reducing the dose to see if that helps.

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[Guest guest]

You may want to stick with just DMSA alone for a longer time. One month isn't

very long. And how long since you had your amalgams removed? Your not supposed

to use ALA right away after amalgam removal. Maybe you should try increasing

your DMSA dose before you add in ALA, especially if you're getting unpleasant

side effects.

Are you taking 12.5mg each of ALA and DMSA? If so, and if you don't want to

drop the ALA for now, then I would at least suggest lowering the dose of ALA.

How did you feel on DMSA only?

Jackie

In frequent-dose-chelation email4ebay2005 wrote:

THis is my 2nd round after over month on dmsa alone. Has anyone

noticed increased cyring. I feel very sensitive, my hubby and kids say

one thing and I feel like crying. I hope this is a temp phase not

every time I chelate. Anyone have any experience like this, I know

people feel more angry , I think I would rather that. Any suggestions?

[Guest guest]

You may want to stick with just DMSA alone for a longer time. One month isn't

very long. And how long since you had your amalgams removed? Your not supposed

to use ALA right away after amalgam removal. Maybe you should try increasing

your DMSA dose before you add in ALA, especially if you're getting unpleasant

side effects.

Are you taking 12.5mg each of ALA and DMSA? If so, and if you don't want to

drop the ALA for now, then I would at least suggest lowering the dose of ALA.

How did you feel on DMSA only?

Jackie

In frequent-dose-chelation email4ebay2005 wrote:

THis is my 2nd round after over month on dmsa alone. Has anyone

noticed increased cyring. I feel very sensitive, my hubby and kids say

one thing and I feel like crying. I hope this is a temp phase not

every time I chelate. Anyone have any experience like this, I know

people feel more angry , I think I would rather that. Any suggestions?

[Guest guest]

You may want to stick with just DMSA alone for a longer time. One month isn't

very long. And how long since you had your amalgams removed? Your not supposed

to use ALA right away after amalgam removal. Maybe you should try increasing

your DMSA dose before you add in ALA, especially if you're getting unpleasant

side effects.

Are you taking 12.5mg each of ALA and DMSA? If so, and if you don't want to

drop the ALA for now, then I would at least suggest lowering the dose of ALA.

How did you feel on DMSA only?

Jackie

In frequent-dose-chelation email4ebay2005 wrote:

THis is my 2nd round after over month on dmsa alone. Has anyone

noticed increased cyring. I feel very sensitive, my hubby and kids say

one thing and I feel like crying. I hope this is a temp phase not

every time I chelate. Anyone have any experience like this, I know

people feel more angry , I think I would rather that. Any suggestions?

[Guest guest]

I havent had mercury in my mouth for over 2 years I wanted to remove

all metal from my mouth before chelation, I had 2 nickel (prob) posts

under 2crowns. I felt ok on dmsa just after the round , more

depressed but handable. I really want to do the ala because when the

weather gets warmer my head feels hot, I think the mercury in the

head. I could reduce the dosage but rt how I split a capsule and do

half of the smaller capsule end for ala and since my dmsa is 25 mg I

just split the capsule , eyeing it. How would I know what 6 mg of

ala is?

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> THis is my 2nd round after over month on dmsa alone. Has anyone

> noticed increased cyring. I feel very sensitive, my hubby and

kids say

> one thing and I feel like crying. I hope this is a temp phase not

> every time I chelate. Anyone have any experience like this, I

know

> people feel more angry , I think I would rather that. Any

suggestions?

>

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[Guest guest]

It took me 16 rounds and 16 months post removal before I could touch

ALA..literally. Handling it gave me headaches.

Quarter the ALA capsule powder. Divide it into four piles. That

would be 6.25mg. You'll likely lose a bit filling the capsule up, it

will be left on the table, and you'll have 6mg. I would however, get

about 10 rounds of dmsa only under my belt before trying the ALA

again.

>

> I havent had mercury in my mouth for over 2 years I wanted to

remove

> all metal from my mouth before chelation, I had 2 nickel (prob)

posts

> under 2crowns. I felt ok on dmsa just after the round , more

> depressed but handable.

>

> --------OK, 2 years is long enough to use ALA, but if you

haven't done any chelation at all until now, your body burden may

still be high, and you may still benefit from doing DMSA alone for

awhile. I think rushing into using ALA has caused problems for some

people

[Guest guest]

It took me 16 rounds and 16 months post removal before I could touch

ALA..literally. Handling it gave me headaches.

Quarter the ALA capsule powder. Divide it into four piles. That

would be 6.25mg. You'll likely lose a bit filling the capsule up, it

will be left on the table, and you'll have 6mg. I would however, get

about 10 rounds of dmsa only under my belt before trying the ALA

again.

>

> I havent had mercury in my mouth for over 2 years I wanted to

remove

> all metal from my mouth before chelation, I had 2 nickel (prob)

posts

> under 2crowns. I felt ok on dmsa just after the round , more

> depressed but handable.

>

> --------OK, 2 years is long enough to use ALA, but if you

haven't done any chelation at all until now, your body burden may

still be high, and you may still benefit from doing DMSA alone for

awhile. I think rushing into using ALA has caused problems for some

people