edta (other chelators), questions, wasRe: Edelson Center Test Results Back

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Attached is an older post - I did a very quick search here....imho,

it is that last paragraph that consolidates the good reasons why

these (other chelators) are not recommended by andy...and, purely

based on my own " info slams, " (btw, some of which " info slams "

happened many many years before my migraine girl & the ensuing

happening across this board , it is these types of

results/information that Can be found/verified elsewhere....

wishing all the best answers

elizabeth

>

> > We used DMSA DMPS and EDTA. He actually physically seemed to

> > handle the challenge test with fewer problems than previous

> > chelation rounds at much lower doses.)

>

> Of course he did fine. None of these access the mercury in the

brain,

> which is what is causing the problem.

>

> > Toxic chemicals (4 pesticides--mirex, oxychlorodane, HCB, and

> > organophosphorus)

>

> The important question is whether it is enough to detect and scare

> patients with, or enough to really be causing the problems.

>

> > A slight amount of antibody to tubulin.

> > Malabsorption

> > Maldigestion

> > A fast Phase I and " off the charts " Phase II liver detox profile

>

> The phase 2 result can be really messed up if the urine volume is

not

> recorded properly, or if some urine is not collected. In that case

> ALL 4 of the phase 2 measurements will be high or low. It is

> extremely unlikely for a given individual to actually have all 4

phase

> 2 pathways abnormal, especially in the same direction.

>

> Fast phase 1 spells chemiccally sensitive and can be helped by

using

> grapefruit products frequently, niacinamide frequently, and

avoiding

> fried, charbroiled, burned, etc. foods as well as by avoiding the

food

> preservatives BHT and BHA and also beta carotene either as a

> supplement or as brightly colored orange or yellow foods.

>

> > Low minerals

> > Anemia (not iron-deficient)

>

> What kind then? B-12 deficient (pernicious)?

>

> > IgA positive for gluten

> > Lots of food allergies

> >

> > Dr. Eldelson has made recommendations for extensive therapies

that

> > are too long to detail here, but I still have this nagging

concern

> > regarding chelation on a different schedule than the low dose, 3

> days

> > on, every 4 hours approach that is so frequently discussed here.

> >

> > Can I hear from anyone who has tried the other (higher dose)

method?

> > Also, someone remind me why the low dose more frequent method is

> > preferred by some.

****....

> It maintains a constant level of chelators in the blood, so that

toxic

> metals that the chelators mobilize are captured by the chelators

> rather than having a lot of them get stirred up and then not having

> enough chelator around to catch them.

>

> Andy

>