Guest guest Posted May 26, 2008 Report Share Posted May 26, 2008 > > My husband has been chelating with DMSA. The previous 3 rounds have > been at 25 mg every 4 hours for the complete 3 days. We started the > entire chelation process gradually - 6.25mg for two rounds, followed > by 12.5mg for two rounds, and then the three rounds of 25mg each. He > had no problem with the first round of 25 mg. > > But for the last two rounds he complained after the 5th or 6th dose > that he had a headache that seemed to initially start between the eyes > and then a few hours later also feel it in the middle top part of the > head. We thought maybe he was hungry, and it seemed to go away after > taking a snack, but it came back again. So the suspicion was > redistribution problems. I almost decided to stop the round, but > decided to continue with one more dose to see if it got worse - it did > not, and actually went away after the 2nd night of the round. So we > managed to finish the entire round without further problems. The only > other glitch was, when we went out to dinner and he could not resist > eating ice cream. On the way back I sensed (and he confirmed) that he > felt on edge. TK--- sugar and dairy which can both cause problems. > > He has had frequent sinus issues a year back, which improved with > supplements and diet control. > > Is this how redistribution reactions are? Should one continue the > doses to finish the round? He has been eating gluten and sugary baked > goods - maybe 2 to 3 times a day - could that be the problem? TK--- Yes .... These are not healthy, mess up insulin levels which can cause headaches, gluten is a problem for many, and they will feed gi pathogens like yeast which cause side effects like redistribution. Cut them out of the diet. > > Sorry this was so long. Just want to figure out whether we need to > take a break from a few rounds or not, or cut back on the dosage etc. > We almost began ALA this last week (at 6.25) but decided to wait one > more weekend. Just as well! TK-- suggestion - do a few more rounds without the dairy ice cream, sugar and bakery goods first to see hwo they go. Going slower to prevent problem is best. > > Thanks > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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