EDTA during Standard Chelation Program?

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My son and I have been chelating for 10 rounds, the last 8 on ALA and

DMSA at 3-hour intervals, dropping down to 6 mg. doses because of

fatigue and depression on 12 mg. doses.

Before we began this, he had been receiving per his DAN doctor a

strep-killing protocol (very effective) that involves a two-step

biofilm attack, giving EDTA 625 mg. and an enzyme prior to taking

anti-parasite oils. This was given once a day, 2 or 3 days a week,

depending on his reaction. Sometimes he was feverish and lethargic,

with a 'hot' stomach, but we saw improved initiative and cognition.

After having started 's protocol, and reading his books, I

realized that EDTA has some mercury-moving properties.

We haven't done any more with the EDTA but I'm wondering if it would

be possible to start the strep treatment again if it was done in the

middle of a standard Cutler protocol round? Would the EDTA release

more mercury than the ALA and DSMA could keep in suspension during the

round? The day or two after a round is over, we see more initiative

and energy, and overall I feel it is already producing some benefits.

We see the doctor again tomorrow and I am wondering what I should tell

her about this. She is very pro-chelation, and was encouraging me to

start it years ago, but didn't seem to understand about the issue of

EDTA mobilizing mercury.

What do you all think?

Thanks,

Barb