Re: Re: Rounds 10-12 - mle_ii, and positive things

[Guest guest]

I'm glad you brought this up . There are probably lots of *Mike's* out

there, for whom chelation is going fairly well, so they just never bother to

report anything. I have had some people tell me they don't want to *jinx*

themselves by coming on here, reporting good things, and then have something

happen.

And the flip side of that is, of course we hear from the people who are having

problems, because they are the ones who need help, so people might get the

impression that *everyone* who is chelating is having problems, when that really

isn't the case.

So Mike, please keep reporting in, even with nothing strange to report!

Thanks-----------Jackie

In frequent-dose-chelation wrote:

I'm glad chelation is going well for you.

For the people who are afraid of side effects, please note that Mike

is chelating with a lot of " nothing strange to report " comments. That

is often the case with Andy's protocol as long as the dose is right.

And, he has removed significant quantities of mercury from his body

during the month of April.

J

>

> Ended round 10 April 6. 5 on and 5 off. 25 mg DMSA + 12.5 mg ALA

> every 3 hrs during the day 4 hours at night.

>

> Round 11 April 7-16. Bumped up to 25 mg DMSA + 25 mg ALA. Nothing

> strange to report.

>

> Round 12 April 17-26 Same as last. Nothing strange to report.

> Currently on Round 13 April 27-May 6 Same as last. Nothing strange

> to report thus far.

>

> Mike

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello

2008/4/30 tk200192071 :

>

> TK--- people that are doing well with chelation generally go no with

> their lives and are busy doing other things than hanging around on

> forums.

Sometimes they might be like me, still getting emails and offering

help/advice/encouragement to others.

Should DMSA be increased in 12.5mg doses (no adverse reactions so far

from that increase) or 25mg?

--

is

[Guest guest]

Sometimes we don't post because there is simply nothing very exciting to report.

Chelation is a long, routine--even tedious--process. I am on my 34th round

(started last August). I'm now at 50 mg ALA and 25 mg DMSA. Yes, chelation

has helped me but I know I still have a long way to go.

----Katharine

tk200192071 wrote:

TK--- people that are doing well with chelation generally go no with

their lives and are busy doing other things than hanging around on

forums.

>

> I'm glad you brought this up . There are probably lots of

*Mike's* out there, for whom chelation is going fairly well, so they

just never bother to report anything. I have had some people tell me

they don't want to *jinx* themselves by coming on here, reporting

good things, and then have something happen.

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