Guest guest Posted April 21, 2008 Report Share Posted April 21, 2008 >> > Hello,> I haven't started chelation. I have been researching and taking itslow (because I was scared of the idea). I've been watching yourposts for about 3 weeks, and I'm starting to feel more comfortable. Iwould be chelating my 4 year old son (35 pounds). I would start withDMSA (I am waiting for the hair test to make sure he needs it -he hasautism). I would then add in ALA down the road. I still want to readAndy's book (I read about 40 pages so far). >Anyway I'm a chicken about chelation, and my question is would it beeffective to keep him low the whole time instead of increasing? Likeif I start him at 5mg(can't remember the measurment) and then justkeep him that low (then it wouldn't be too harsh on his body). Or isthis ineffective?>The dose range that Andy recommends is 1/8 to 1/2 mg per pound,starting at the low end and increasing as tolerated to the high end.1/8 mg per pound would be 5 mg for a 40 lb child.When you start chelation you will observe the side effects. If theside effects are too strong, then the dose needs to be lowered. Ifthere are no side effects then the dose can be increased slightly. Acceptable side effects are something like fatigue and aches and painsat the end of a round.Once you find the right dose you will want to stay at that dose forseveral months. Then it will be time to increase by a smallincrement, and again stay at that dose for several months.If you stay at the low end of the dose range for the entire chelation(which could be years), the chelation will be less effective. Inorder to get the metals out it will be necessary to eventually go upto the high end of the dose range. There is no need to be afraid (ofcourse I understand why people are afraid, because I was there myselfonce). The doses recommended in Andy's protocol are VERY low incomparison to doses used in the alternative health community, and VERYsafe.If you haven't already you may be interested in joining theautism-mercury yahoo group. J> Thanks,> > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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