Re: What is DMSA really doing to me? Lead?

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> DMSA chelates lead, which ALA is not known to do per Andy Cutler.

You

> may want to read what he says about lead poisoning and its

> remeditation in his book Hair Test Analysis and in his previous

Yahoo

> Group posts via Onibasu.

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> Basically, the Cutler protocol for lead chelation (in people

without

> a mercury problem) is to use DMSA intensively for a month or two,

> every 4 hours or more often in rounds of up to 2 weeks, with breaks

> equal or greater to the amount of chelation time, and after the

> initial intensive period, to do a round of DMSA every month or two.

> ALA is recommended as helpful but not required.

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> The rationale is that lead slowly comes out of the bones and other

> tissues where it is stored into the bloodstream, where it is mopped

> up by the periodic DMSA rounds, then more comes out, etc. Also,

> unlike mercury, it does not stay stuck in the brain, and will

slowly

> be removed from there, and everywhere, by this process, as I

> understand it by a process of equilibrium.

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Hello Beige table..

Is this for sure??? I have done at least 8 DMSA 50 mg/ALA

50mg and less.. I would hate if I only did the three days

a month , then to find that all of the three years I spent

chelating did not remove the lead I have . Should I do a

few rounds of two weeks of length of just DMSA in order to

lower my lead levels..

I started out with ALA and saw no improvements.. When I had

the DMSA I had major healing of my gut and nervous system..

I thought also that DMSA helps take the mercury out of the

body.. So would it not be worth it to always take both ALA

and DMSA together?? all of the time?? The ALA takes it out

of the brain for circulation in the body and then the DMSA

helps to lower the body level

Thanks