Re: son having horrible aggression, Dana, Andy

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> Thank you for responding Andy.

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> How much adrenal cortex and/or licorice should I give a 4 year old

> that weighs 47 pounds?

Start with 1 capsule a day of the Thorne product, or 1/4 of the Allergy Research

Group

product, and work up for adequate response. Increase every few days.

Licorice depends a lot on the product. Anything with solid licorice in it

works, which

includes a lot of candies. Read the label whether it is solid licorice (maybe

extract) or just

licorice extract or licorice flavoring which is not adequate.

Goodnplenty actually works but has tons of junk in it. Including red #40.

's organics

licorice candies, avaialble in many health food stores, also work well. Or you

can find

licorice supplements or " adrenal support " supplements wiht assorted herbs,

generally

heavy on the licorice.

Chemically sensitive people may not do well with licorice.

> I haven't read your book, but ordered it today. I see it has a

> section on what to do after improper chelation. Would you still

> recommend the 10-11mg DMSA/ALA every 3 hours even with his past of

> getting a couple of high doses orally and IV?

Yes.

> I didn't know when I was seeking DAN dr. we would be facing these

> situations. I would still like to be under a drs. care. Are there

> those that aren't quite as liberal?

Out of control is a better phrase. Or gullible. They think that just because

some other

doctor told them it was safe it is going to be safe to play with giving

dangerous chemicals

to human beings.

The doc does not have to be a " chelation expert " to help you, they just have to

be open

minded about chelation and pay attention to the stuff they DO know.

> I am in Texas and we are

> currently using Dr. Rao in Plano. Do you know much about

> Cave? Does she believe in the IV or high dose chelation?

Last I heard Dr. Cave does inappropriate high dose chelation. Her licensing

board

persecuted her (due to her writing the vaccine book) and has painted her into a

corner

where she has to insist on people using 10 mg/kg every 8 hours to stay out of

trouble

with them. Very unfortunate. You can check with her office how she prescribes

it

nowadays if you want to be sure.

The biggest mistake people make is look for a " name " doctor. What you really

want to

look for is one who works WITH you rather than tells you all the answers and is

open

minded about things.

> I myself have way too many amalgams and think this is part of my

> son's toxicity when I was pregnant with him. He is also very high

> in lead and I'm hoping he's not getting current exposure. We live in

> a new house.

Lead check swabs are about $10 a pair at most drugstores.

> Thanks so much for your help. Sometimes this battle seems

> impossible.

> Jana

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