Re: Todd/was: Chelation smell - was: Re: Update on

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We used to wait 45 minutes and then wash the arm with the td-dmps, which even

when dry left a faint smell.

Re: Update on

> After chelation, he has a distinctive smell, like a corpse in a coffin.

Kind

> of earthy and bacterial. Anyone know what this is? Normal? Good/Bad?

I don't really know, but I'm guessing - detox.

Keep giving antioxidants and stuff to help him take those toxins out of his

body. Maybe try some charcoal?

> the type of vit C we were giving in a ascorbic acid form was too acidic.

> Baking soda was supposed to buffer that, but it just made him not feel

well.

If you want to give a lot of vitamin C and you're worried that is too

acidic,

try sodium ascorbate.

I would be careful with baking soda when there's food in his stomach. Baking

soda will make his stomach so alkaline, it won't be able to process the food

well anymore.

Valentina

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