Re: How much do I need to buy for next 2 years?

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> In the Links/Files, there are quite a few people who describe their

completed chelation

> journey in detail.

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> How might I go about asking one of these people how much they

eventually used from

> start to finish?

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Many of those people moved on once they finished chelation. If a name

is on the post you could try contacting them through the members section.

> Of course different people would require different dosages and

spacing. But I already

> know how I might apply that knowledge.

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> For myself: I can probably do a higher dose. Rounds 1 - 4 were at

12.5 mg DMSA with no

> side effects, so I bumped up to 25 mg DMSA for Round 5, and still no

side effects.

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For your own calculations assume that you will chelate at 25 mg for 6

months, then 37.5 for 3-6 months, and then 50 mg. I don't think that

there is any reason to go above 50 mg with DMSA.

> For my husband: he is chock-full of Hg in every way. He can't handle

more than 4 mg of

> DMSA in a dosage because it gives him heavy cold-like symptoms. For

him, I obviously

> need less.

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For him you might want to get his early doses compounded at a

compounding pharmacy. They should be able to do this without a

prescription since DMSA is available OTC.

You could assume that he chelates at 3 mg for 2 months, then 5 mg for

2 months, then 7.5 mg for 2 mo, 10 mg for 2 mo, and so on. This is

just an estimation. He would have to determine the correct doses as

he goes along from his symptoms.

I wouldn't calculate (how much DMSA is needed) for longer than a year.

> Also: has anyone ever needed more than 2 years of continuous

chelating? By " continuous "

> I don't mean that the person takes no breaks--I just mean going

right back " on round "

> right after a reasonable " off round " rest period and not stopping

for many weeks between

> rounds.

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Yes.

There are many variations on how long a person has to chelate. With

the doses that your husband is starting at you can assume that he will

need to chelate for longer than 2 years.

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