Great Stools with Complex Carbs and Chelation !?

[Guest guest]

Hello friends -

We had just started chelating Luke w/suppository DMSA again after a break due to

sickness and travel. A few days later, we sort of broke down and let the little

guy get some of the carbs he loves so much and had been denied for 9 months; gf

waffles, potatos, gf cookies, a huge basket of corn chips. All kinds of stuff.

The crazy part is that even after that onslaught, he proceeded to make a series

of picture perfect stools. We saw similar things when we began chelating but

didn't provide all of the carbs. I'm not sure to attribute it to reduction of

inflamation, or the DMSA nuking bacteria, but we are fairly certain the DMSA was

the trigger. Has anyone else experienced this?

Thanks!

brian

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[Guest guest]

Yes, my son has no more reactions to foods whether stool or behaviorally,

but just remember that you are to stick with SCD for one full year after

total recovery. You are running a high risk of relapse if you go back to

non SCD before a full year of a completely healed gut.

Meleah

Great Stools with Complex Carbs and Chelation !?

> Hello friends -

>

> We had just started chelating Luke w/suppository DMSA again after a break

> due to sickness and travel. A few days later, we sort of broke down and

> let the little guy get some of the carbs he loves so much and had been

> denied for 9 months; gf waffles, potatos, gf cookies, a huge basket of

> corn chips. All kinds of stuff.

>

> The crazy part is that even after that onslaught, he proceeded to make a

> series of picture perfect stools. We saw similar things when we began

> chelating but didn't provide all of the carbs. I'm not sure to attribute

> it to reduction of inflamation, or the DMSA nuking bacteria, but we are

> fairly certain the DMSA was the trigger. Has anyone else experienced

> this?

>

> Thanks!

>

> brian

>

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[Guest guest]

We haven't chelated since October, but when we did, on chelation

weekends (with no illegal " treats " ) 's poops were always the

best. Since we were stopping all mineral supplements on chelation

weekends, we theorized that it was one or more of these supplements

(maybe magnesium) that made for soft stools and leaving them out

firmed them up. This is just a guess.

, mom to

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> Hello friends -

>

> We had just started chelating Luke w/suppository DMSA again after a

break due to sickness and travel. A few days later, we sort of broke

down and let the little guy get some of the carbs he loves so much and

had been denied for 9 months; gf waffles, potatos, gf cookies, a huge

basket of corn chips. All kinds of stuff.

>

> The crazy part is that even after that onslaught, he proceeded to

make a series of picture perfect stools. We saw similar things when

we began chelating but didn't provide all of the carbs. I'm not sure

to attribute it to reduction of inflamation, or the DMSA nuking

bacteria, but we are fairly certain the DMSA was the trigger. Has

anyone else experienced this?

>

> Thanks!

>

> brian

>

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