Re: ok to chelate with a mild cold?

[Guest guest]

> Is it ok to chelate while having a mild cold -- or any such

situation

> where the immune system is lowered, or other such passing ailment --

or

> should you wait til it's over?

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Last year, after a round of chelation I got a wicked case of the flu.

I had gotten a milder flu after a round of chelation about a month

earlier. But the following month I was out for a week. I wouldn't

risk it.

Val

[Guest guest]

In frequent-dose-chelation , " Jackie "

wrote:

> If you feel better on round, then maybe, if you have alot of

symptoms or side effects, then I'd say no. And you can always end a

round, if things aren't going well.----------Jackie

I find myself that feeling better on rounds can be deceiving. I

would feel better on rounds then crash afterwards without the

proper supplemental supports.DMSA I feel better with, ALA

increases bile flow ,so that helped me feel better.

And more difficult to figure out is that it did take me a

few rounds for this to show up. I think it takes awhile for

you to understand how your body reacts to chelating ,

nanci

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