Inappropriate chelation

January 8, 2008

Why is it that Andy refers to his chelation protocol as appropriate

and other chelation methods as inappropriate? Well, first of all it

is because his protocol was designed to take metals out of the human

body in the safest way possible, considering the make up of the body

and the behavior of chelators in the body.

And also because adults report over, and over, and over, and over

again about how awful the inappropriate chelation methods were for

them and how they get better quickly and easily on Andy's protocol.

In autism mercury you have a shortage of those adult reports. Here is

one that came in today. Usually the inappropriate methods are

combined - in this case DMPS and EDTA by IV, plus high dose oral DMSA:

and usually the real report is one line in a long post, that someone

could miss if they weren't following closely:

" i chelated, as recommended by my doctor, with the iV edta and dmps a

couple times... not much of a problem just some fatigue..

then, on the third chelation, out of nowhere.... WHAMO!, i had the

worst side effects. i thought i was going to die. literally. i

couldn't stand up or think. very nauseated. soo dizzy. i even

programed 911 into my cell phone because i worried i wouldn't be able

to dial fast enough if i was going down.

this reaction was when i added in the recommended oral dmsa (100mg)

the day after chelation. "

I pass on these messages when I have the chance because I am concerned

about parents who are getting mixed messages from doctors and experts

and because of those poor young kids who can't verbalize what is

happening to them.

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