Re: Cindy/was:Re: ? regression with DMSA - need advice

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Yes, this is common when using dmsa on an 8 hour schedule. Shorten the dose to

every 4 hours. Using the chelators on a safer dosing schedule is not due to

feelings, but rather the half life of the chelator, or how long it stays in the

body.

If you miss a 4 hour dose, stop and wait for the next round. Supplements look

good, you also need Vitamin E, natural d-alpha tocopherol, 400IU, once a day.

Taurine is good to add, if its needed.

Good luck,

[ ] Re: ? regression with DMSA - need advice

Thanks for everyone's response. I mentioned in another post response

to mine that I am going to switch from 8 hour to 4 hour dosing. But

as far as supplements, we are taking CLO, Magnesium, L-Carnitine,

Glucosamine Sulfate, B-Complex Plus, digestive enzymes, Vitamin C, TD-

GSH, probiotics, Valtrex, CoQ10, Calcium, Zinc, Candex, DMG, MB12

injections and nasal spray. Do I need to add taurine also? Have

been reading alot on this lately. Thanks again!

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> > We just completed our 2nd round of DMSA. I have seen some

> regression

> > in several areas...sentence structure, word switching, social,

> asking

> > questions, etc. Is this normal to see some regression? Any

input

> is

> > appreciated.

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> When our son began DMSA, he showed little effect the first week,

but

> dramatically increased stimming after the second round. This

> decreased from the third week onward, until it was gone after week

6.

> You may be going through the worst of it right now. Give it

another

> couple weeks before jumping to a conclusion. Some initial

regression

> is not uncommon. Can you give us an idea of what supplements you

are

> using?

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