Re: Chelation report, ---high doses/low toxicity?

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I agree that his level of toxicity is probably low. I am chelating

both of my sons and the older one, who is more neurotypical, has had

little if any result from chelation - good or bad, I suspect I could

raise the doses significantly and there would be little outcome. Of

course I won't do this, but his lack of response so far tells me

there isn't much to be chelated. He doesn't experience

redistribution or candida symptoms like my younger son. I'm not sure

there is any benefit to chelating him other than the antioxidant

benefit.

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> Hi ,

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> I hope for your sake that your ability to tolerate high doses, at

the

> current time, has to do with low levels of toxicity compared to

> others. (I also hope that others won't follow your lead and ramp up

> doses too fast).

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