gave son calcium/magnesium after challenge test(?) what should I do?

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I am such an idiot!

I accidentally gave my son 1 capsule which has 100 mg of calcium and

100 mg of magnesium after what I think was considered a " challenge

test " and the box says no minerals 1 day before/during/after. Well I

didn't notice the after.

Is there anything I need to do in the mean time?

Thanks!

Jana

[Guest guest]

Jana,

I can't offer any help for your current question but please don't do any more

challenges. They're harmful (due to the the high, single dose, and don't

provide accurate, useful info.

S S

<p>I am such an idiot! <br>

<br>

I accidentally gave my son 1 capsule which has 100 mg of calcium and <br>

100 mg of magnesium after what I think was considered a " challenge <br>

test " and the box says no minerals 1 day before/during/<wbr>after. Well I <br>

didn't notice the after.<br>

<br>

Is there anything I need to do in the mean time? <br>

<br>

Thanks!<br>

Jana<br>

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[Guest guest]

Thanks. The dr I went to ordered a number of tests, stools, neurotransmitters,

amino acids, etc. I didn't realize that this was a challenge test until I

started reading these boards. I don't know if the dose was considered high, but

it was a pre-test, a post test using one provoking agent and another post using

a different provoking agent. Why would a DAN dr. do this?

Thanks,

Jana

Shepard Salzer <_Shepard@...> wrote:

Jana,

I can't offer any help for your current question but please don't do any more

challenges. They're harmful (due to the the high, single dose, and don't provide

accurate, useful info.

S S

<p>I am such an idiot! <br>

<br>

I accidentally gave my son 1 capsule which has 100 mg of calcium and <br>

100 mg of magnesium after what I think was considered a " challenge <br>

test " and the box says no minerals 1 day before/during/<wbr>after. Well I <br>

didn't notice the after.<br>

<br>

Is there anything I need to do in the mean time? <br>

<br>

Thanks!<br>

Jana<br>

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[Guest guest]

If anything the minerals was a good thing. Maybe not for his test

but for him. The challenge test will pull out minerals he needed.

Normally during chelation you give minerals anyway, so I am not sure

why they tell you not to give them after the test. Likely the

chelator pulled some of his cal and mag, and you would want to

replace that. I wouldn't worry if it will affect the test result or

not.

DAN! docs order challenge tests to see if there are metals present.

Most do not realize that these tests are dangerous and the

information is not useful. All it will show is that he is passing

metals. This does not help in diagnosing how much he has already,

what is stored in his body etc. So many do it for insurance purposes

of proving that metals are comming out. However, hair testing is a

safe way and accurate refelction of body metals.

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wrote:

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> Thanks. The dr I went to ordered a number of tests, stools,

neurotransmitters, amino acids, etc. I didn't realize that this was

a challenge test until I started reading these boards. I don't know

if the dose was considered high, but it was a pre-test, a post test

using one provoking agent and another post using a different

provoking agent. Why would a DAN dr. do this?

> Thanks,

> Jana

>

> Shepard Salzer <_Shepard@...> wrote:

>

> Jana,

> I can't offer any help for your current question but please don't

do any more challenges. They're harmful (due to the the high, single

dose, and don't provide accurate, useful info.

> S S

>

>

>

>

>

> <p>I am such an idiot! <br>

> <br>

> I accidentally gave my son 1 capsule which has 100 mg of calcium

and <br>

> 100 mg of magnesium after what I think was considered a " challenge

<br>

> test " and the box says no minerals 1 day before/during/<wbr>after.

Well I <br>

> didn't notice the after.<br>

> <br>

> Is there anything I need to do in the mean time? <br>

> <br>

> Thanks!<br>

> Jana<br>

>

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