Re: I can't chelate at all any more - scwflanders955

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I'm sorry for the delayed reply. See below.

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> Before all these problems cam out I was able to tolerate full rounds

> of DMSA at 12.5 mg or 25 mg. I was able to do this for more than a

> year without problems.

> In a nut shell, my symptoms skyrocket at random points (doesn't seem

> to follow any patterns). I feel so hyper and agitated that I can't

> even function and I just quit chelating. Lowering the dose of the

> chelator mainly just reduces the intensity of these problems but it's

> usually out of control either way.

Okay, so if I understand you get hyper/agitated on rounds, and it

sounds like this comes and goes randomly with no pattern. You don't

have this symptom off rounds at all? And does it go away entirely

when you end the round?

I used to get hyper on rounds. The main thing that helped with that

was lithium orotate. It is worth a try. Take it all the time, not

just on rounds.

http://onibasu.com/wiki/Lithium

If you do any more rounds, keep your dose low to keep the symptoms

to a minimum.

> I've fiddled with the dose and timing of chelators quite a bit and

> nothing seems to work. I don't think I can keep doing this. My short

> term memory and autoimmune problems have taken a beating from all

> these chelation problems.

>

> I really think these problems stem from liver problems. I can't

> tolerate much of any supplements anymore. I tried vitamin d the other

> day and my symptoms and mood swings skyrocketed. I've had similar

> reactions to a bunch of other supplements like DHEA and Forskolin. I

> think it's my liver that's rejecting everything. All I take is zinc,

> vitamin c, magnesium and fish oil.

Is this a completely separate symptom from the hyper symptoms on

rounds? I'm just trying to clarify that the hyper stuff is not

caused by taking these supplements, is that right? And the

supplement reactions occur all the time, both on and off rounds?

There are two general things I can think of that would cause

reactions to supplements: phase 1 liver detox problem and

allergy/sensitivity.

If it is a phase 1 problem, niacinamide, grapefruit products, and

oil of oregano can help to slow down phase 1 and this may relieve

the symptoms.

If you have developed allergies or some type of sensitivity, then

you may be able to find one or more ingredients in common among the

supplements you are taking that are the source of the problem and

then you would need to avoid these ingredients.

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> Anti-oxidants, minerals and fats seem to be the only supplements I'm

> not rejecting. Virtually every new supplement I have tried has caused

> a very swift negative reaction.

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