Re: OT - For Inga Re: On being afraid ofCortef -

[Guest guest]

Hi Inga~

Andy doesn't recommend this at all. He only recommends frequent, low-dose, safe

chelation with a sound chelator (i.e., DMSA, DMPS, ALA). For DMSA isn't it 3

days of low dose every 3 hrs with at least 4 days rest? Longer chelation

periods, higher doses or too many hours between doses can cause redistribution

of the mercury which is not good.

I know *you* know this stuff, now, Inga, but someone on this list might get the

idea that AC supported this excessive chelation period. They might not be a

lucky as you were.

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Re: For Inga Re: On being afraid ofCortef

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> Interesting. I was on DMSA for about 7 months straight without a

break. Andy

> had said something aout there being rare circumstances where that

was okay,

>

>>>~inga

[Guest guest]

on 3/23/05 1:20 PM, Mateosian at Cjoi@... wrote:

Hi Inga~

Andy doesn't recommend this at all.

>>>You are absolutely correct! But somewhere (in the annals) he had once written

that there are RARE cases where this might be okay...or was it maybe even in

a private email. I jsut don't remember.

He only recommends frequent, low-dose, safe chelation with a sound chelator

(i.e., DMSA, DMPS, ALA). For DMSA isn't it 3 days of low dose every 3 hrs

with at least 4 days rest? Longer chelation periods, higher doses or too

many hours between doses can cause redistribution of the mercury which is

not good.

I know *you* know this stuff, now, Inga, but someone on this list might get

the idea that AC supported this excessive chelation period. They might not

be a lucky as you were.

>>>Yes, Thanks for pointing this out. Dosing for that long is NOT the protocol

that really, anybody should consider. In fact, learning what I am learning

now,I am guessing that had I had proper adrenal support, I may not have

gotten most of those atacks at all. Hard to say in retrospect.

>>>~inga

But YES! I should not have even mentioned this here, and anybody here

thinking chelating might as well consider they never heard that at all.

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[Guest guest]

on 3/23/05 1:20 PM, Mateosian at Cjoi@... wrote:

Hi Inga~

Andy doesn't recommend this at all.

>>>You are absolutely correct! But somewhere (in the annals) he had once written

that there are RARE cases where this might be okay...or was it maybe even in

a private email. I jsut don't remember.

He only recommends frequent, low-dose, safe chelation with a sound chelator

(i.e., DMSA, DMPS, ALA). For DMSA isn't it 3 days of low dose every 3 hrs

with at least 4 days rest? Longer chelation periods, higher doses or too

many hours between doses can cause redistribution of the mercury which is

not good.

I know *you* know this stuff, now, Inga, but someone on this list might get

the idea that AC supported this excessive chelation period. They might not

be a lucky as you were.

>>>Yes, Thanks for pointing this out. Dosing for that long is NOT the protocol

that really, anybody should consider. In fact, learning what I am learning

now,I am guessing that had I had proper adrenal support, I may not have

gotten most of those atacks at all. Hard to say in retrospect.

>>>~inga

But YES! I should not have even mentioned this here, and anybody here

thinking chelating might as well consider they never heard that at all.

....

[Guest guest]

on 3/23/05 1:20 PM, Mateosian at Cjoi@... wrote:

Hi Inga~

Andy doesn't recommend this at all.

>>>You are absolutely correct! But somewhere (in the annals) he had once written

that there are RARE cases where this might be okay...or was it maybe even in

a private email. I jsut don't remember.

He only recommends frequent, low-dose, safe chelation with a sound chelator

(i.e., DMSA, DMPS, ALA). For DMSA isn't it 3 days of low dose every 3 hrs

with at least 4 days rest? Longer chelation periods, higher doses or too

many hours between doses can cause redistribution of the mercury which is

not good.

I know *you* know this stuff, now, Inga, but someone on this list might get

the idea that AC supported this excessive chelation period. They might not

be a lucky as you were.

>>>Yes, Thanks for pointing this out. Dosing for that long is NOT the protocol

that really, anybody should consider. In fact, learning what I am learning

now,I am guessing that had I had proper adrenal support, I may not have

gotten most of those atacks at all. Hard to say in retrospect.

>>>~inga

But YES! I should not have even mentioned this here, and anybody here

thinking chelating might as well consider they never heard that at all.

....