Re: DMPS every 3 hours? (any negatives?) -- to Petshopgirl16

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Petshopgirt16

well i cannot comment on what this 3-4 hrs dmps is really doing to

your body; I just went on the " I am less discomfort " doing it this

way " ...even right after amalgam removal in November/07 I found the

low levels of dmsa i was doing was better taking 3-4 hrs and doing it

continuosly (I belive dmsa is supposed to be 3-4 hrs)

So when i got on dmps it felt the same... just seemd to level out the

buring and nueropathy I would have and the once i added ALA it just

seemed easier to be taking both pills at the same time

As i understand it, I think as Jackie indicated, it just seems to

keep a more level amount of chelators in your body/blood and lessens

the ups and downs in this regard

I also think doing the other support suggestions in AI

(adrenals/thyroid/supps/avoiding bad foods) can effectively help u

chelate better/faster by supporting your body and in the case of diet

removing the need for our body particulr liver/kidneys to have to

deal with clearing more toxins

I think you just have to try some of these things and see how you

feel..ie

A) shorter rounds vrs longer rounds (I continuosly chelate) and do

not feel any worse; in fact when i go off dmps i seem to have more

problems..my experience only

cutting the dosage on a shorter round..same thing cut dosage

accordingly and see how it works; as i have learned the hard way,

its easier to go up in dosages than take too much and feel terrible

for a few days/weeks and then have to start over at alower dosage

Re fast phase 1; this may have something to do with how some of us

react to chelation, but so many other varaiables at play, its hard to

tell (I think)

good luck

> > >

> > > I have seen a couple of post now where people say they are

taking

> DMPS

> > > every 3 hours. I was curious as to why given every 8 or

possibly

> 7

> > > hours seems to be the norm and the recommendation per Cutler.

> Are you

> > > extremely fast metabolizes? Was it just trial and error until

it

> felt

> > > right for you?

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> >

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