Re: harm in chelating for 36 hrs at a time (at LOW dose)?

[Guest guest]

>

> Hi all,

> I'm chelating w/ ALA only right now at 6.25 mg every 3 hours, and I'm

> finding it difficult logistically to continue for a full 3 days.

Is

> there any harm, at such a low dose, of going only 24 hours or 36 hours

> and then waiting until the next weekend to start again?

>

Yes

It's better to go at least 3 days and 2 nights, that is the minimal

Andy recommends.

> I read that redistribution is greater in shorter rounds, but I don't

> really understand what that's the case / how it works. Can someone

> explain?

>

As long as you keep taking doses at the half life the metals keep

moving. As soon as you stop the metals stop moving and settle out

somewhere (redistribution). The longer the round, the more time there

is to remove metals (gain) with the least amount of redistribution

events (once at the end of the round).

The experience with real people reveals that 3 days 2 nights is the

minimal to get people well, and people who use schedules less than

that don't get better (and may get worse).

J

> Thanks!

>

[Guest guest]

> >

> > Hi all,

> > I'm chelating w/ ALA only right now at 6.25 mg every 3 hours, and

I'm

> > finding it difficult logistically to continue for a full 3 days.

>

> Is

> > there any harm, at such a low dose, of going only 24 hours or 36

hours

> > and then waiting until the next weekend to start again?

> >

>

> Yes

>

> It's better to go at least 3 days and 2 nights, that is the minimal

> Andy recommends.

>

>

>

>

> > I read that redistribution is greater in shorter rounds, but I

don't

> > really understand what that's the case / how it works. Can someone

> > explain?

> >

>

>

> As long as you keep taking doses at the half life the metals keep

> moving. As soon as you stop the metals stop moving and settle out

> somewhere (redistribution). The longer the round, the more time

there

> is to remove metals (gain) with the least amount of redistribution

> events (once at the end of the round).

>

> The experience with real people reveals that 3 days 2 nights is the

> minimal to get people well, and people who use schedules less than

> that don't get better (and may get worse).

>

> J

>

>

>

> > Thanks!

> >

>

========= hi ,

i am about to start chelating on monday at 8am every 4 hours

and the advice is 3days and 2 nights to start with. So my last day

chelating would be on wed starting at 8am and last dose would be 4pm

on wed making the last day 12 hrs.

Is this correct? also you mention side affects, how do these normaly

show themselves.

thankyou Dudley.

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>

>

> ========= hi ,

> i am about to start chelating on monday at 8am every 4 hours

> and the advice is 3days and 2 nights to start with. So my last day

> chelating would be on wed starting at 8am and last dose would be 4pm

> on wed making the last day 12 hrs.

You could continue to 8 pm or 12 pm, whenever you go to bed.

> Is this correct?

Yes

> also you mention side affects, how do these normaly

> show themselves.

I think you said you were starting at 6.25 mg? Hopefully at that dose

side effects will be minimal. If at any time you feel like the side

effects are too much, you can stop the round.

Side effects are often an exacerbation of the person's typical mercury

symptoms, so the list of possibilities is a long one. In your case,

since you mentioned some feelings of unreality, I would expect that to

worsen. Many people find that they are ok or feel better on round,

and the side effects show up at the end of the round - Thurs for you.

I would plan to take it easy on Thurs. Fatigue is a common side effect.

> thankyou Dudley.

>

[Guest guest]

> >>

> >> Hi all,

> >> I'm chelating w/ ALA only right now at 6.25 mg every 3 hours, and I'm

> >> finding it difficult logistically to continue for a full 3 days.

> >

> > Is

> >> there any harm, at such a low dose, of going only 24 hours or 36

hours

> >> and then waiting until the next weekend to start again?

> >>

> >

> > Yes

> >

> > It's better to go at least 3 days and 2 nights, that is the minimal

> > Andy recommends.

> >

> >> I read that redistribution is greater in shorter rounds, but I don't

> >> really understand what that's the case / how it works. Can someone

> >> explain?

> >>

> >

> > As long as you keep taking doses at the half life the metals keep

> > moving. As soon as you stop the metals stop moving and settle out

> > somewhere (redistribution). The longer the round, the more time there

> > is to remove metals (gain) with the least amount of redistribution

> > events (once at the end of the round).

> >

> > The experience with real people reveals that 3 days 2 nights is the

> > minimal to get people well, and people who use schedules less than

> > that don't get better (and may get worse).

> >

> > J

> >

> >> Thanks!

> >>

> >

> >

>