Guest guest Posted April 22, 2008 Report Share Posted April 22, 2008 Hi Andy, A person should wait 18-months after amalgam removal before conception. I'm assuming that this person would not have been chelating, and is letting the body 'try' and detox alone. How long should a person wait after the have done some chelation? Assuming they had had their amalams removed, followed the proper protocol and chelated for a year, with DMSA and ALA (however, without really knowing if they were done, but feeling very functional and ready to conceive?). Many thanks, DeanSA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted April 26, 2008 Report Share Posted April 26, 2008 > > Hi Andy, > > A person should wait 18-months after amalgam removal before conception. > I'm assuming that this person would not have been chelating, She acn chelate, she should stop that about 3 months before conception however. >and is letting > the body 'try' and detox alone. > How long should a person wait after the have done some chelation? 3 months. The later of 3 months after chelation or 18 afterr amalgam removal. > Assuming they had had their amalams removed, followed the proper protocol > and chelated for a year, with DMSA and ALA (however, without really knowing > if they were done, but feeling very functional and ready to conceive?). For practical purposes there is no relevant literature and no way to gather rleevant statistics, so I really have to disclaim any responsibility for people relying on this information as authoritative. It is the best guess I can pull out of my hat given very very limited information available. WIth that caveat, yes, she can jump her husband as soon as she's been chelator free for 3 months and amalgam free for 18. > > Many thanks, > DeanSA > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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