DMSA or other for lead, or EDTA?? Anyone know?

July 5, 2006

I have a Dan! doctor here in town I go to for other things. I

didn't know she was a Dan! doctor until I saw her name on list of

doctors a few days ago. She has been insistent that I chelate for

lead as my lead level are very high. I have high mercury also but

my lead level was in the 'red' zone in lab results, which indicates

very elevated, and the mercry was in 'yellow' caution zone,

indicating elevated. Everything else was in the 'green zone' as

within reference range. I had 'no' aluminum at all. So happy with

that as it is implicated in altzheimers. I attribute it to not

having had a soda pop in about 15 years, i.e. haven't been drinking

out of aluminum cans. These were from Doctor's Data, a urine toxic

medtal test which used DMSA as challenging agent.

Question is Dan doctor asked me to chelate with EDTA orally but I

have this upper digestive inflamatory thing going on with leaky gut

and I don't want EDTA going right into my bloodstream and haven't

used it yet, so I guess today when I see her I will ask her about

trying transdermal. I don't know if there is EDTA trandermal but I

think I'd rather use a product you are using so I can discuss with

someone. I don't have anyone to discuss EDTA chelating with. DMSA

or one of the others should chelate the lead out also, right?

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