Re: Might someone react poorly to DMSA but not to ALA?

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> > Might someone react poorly to DMSA but not to ALA? I would hate to

> > postpone ALA waiting in vain to enjoy DMSA?

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> --------------This is an interesting question? Anyone know the answer?

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There are people who react poorly to DMSA chelation and are able to

tolerate ALA chelation a little bit better. The only way to know is

to try. If the person is only able to tolerate very small doses of

DMSA, such as 5-6 mg, then I suggest they try the same quantity of ALA

per dose. (As long as it has been at least 3 mo since amalgam removal

or recent exposure).

J

> I have done 21 rounds of dmsa only and I just increased my dose from

> 5mg dmsa to 6mg dmsa which was too much and i need to stay at 5mg's. I

> have not tried ALA...should I try it?

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> I am 10 months amalgam free, dosing every 2.5 hours in the day and 3

> hours at night, 3 days on tops.

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> Sunshine

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