Re: chelation without a doctor?

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Hi. Yes it can seem scarey at first. Just make sure you read all the files and

ask lots of questions. Getting him on the supplements recommended while

chelating in the supplements file ( bottom ) is pretty important. We saw gains

just doing that. My son is 20/months old and non-verbal so I understand your

fear but dont let that keep you from doing what needs to be done to heal your

son. At least really eductae yourself on the protocol. Dont rush into anything

which can be hard not to do sometimes. My son has only done 4 rounds so far but

other than more frequent BM's during chelation and a few small side effects ( so

far ) things are going great. I am no longer fearful..just hopeful and

determined.

[ ] chelation without a doctor?

I got my son's hair test from DDI back and along with being toxic in

several metals he meets on of the counting rules for mercury (part 3 -

11 or less in " normal " range). It is in a file marked Dylan's Hair Test

if anyone would like to comment.

Anyways, his DAN! dr treats chelation like it's something we should

do " sometime in the future " she's really vague about when and I feel

chelation would clearly help my son and the metal is clearly

contributing to his autism. We have been doing a yeast and bacteria

protocol and his other tests show his body is heavily oxidized. She

also says he has inflammation in his brain.

My point is that I feel all these things are directly related to the

metal load in his system and instead of continuing to put band-aids on

it, I'd like to address the root cause. Clearly I would have to do this

without her help and that frightens me ( a bit) . Has anyone here

chelated without a doctor's help? It wouldn't worry me so much if I was

only using ALA but I think he needs DMSA to get rid of the other stuff

as well.

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From: maggie_orourke ?

I got my son's hair test from DDI back and along with being toxic in

several metals he meets on of the counting rules for mercury (part 3 -

11 or less in " normal " range). It is in a file marked Dylan's Hair Test

if anyone would like to comment.

====>I did look at Dylan's hair test and it does look like metals are the

problem.

Anyways, his DAN! dr treats chelation like it's something we should

do " sometime in the future " she's really vague about when and I feel

chelation would clearly help my son and the metal is clearly

contributing to his autism. We have been doing a yeast and bacteria

protocol and his other tests show his body is heavily oxidized. She

also says he has inflammation in his brain.

====>We have a dan! in our area that puts off chelation so long I have met

people who have been taking their kids to her for TWO years and are still not

chelating. Since chelation is most effective on younger children, this wastes

valuable time. Most everyone who chelates regrets not getting started sooner.

My point is that I feel all these things are directly related to the

metal load in his system and instead of continuing to put band-aids on

it, I'd like to address the root cause. Clearly I would have to do this

without her help and that frightens me ( a bit)

====>This is right, chelate as soon as possible. Even if she said go ahead she

wouldn't come home with you and give the chelators. We got dismissed from our

first dans! practice because we wouldn't do the diet as it made ours worse. It

was the best thing that could have happened to us as I'm sure she would have

suggested the high inappropriate DAN! dosing of the chelators.

We found this group, chelated and ours is now, totally typical, in a regular

first grade with no aide doing very well both academically and socially. We just

read and read until we were more afraid of leaving the metals in than we were of

chelating.

I can only offer you our experience and to wish you good luck, but in my

opinion you can keep the dr to do any testing you need and rx things, but many,

many have had to take things into their own hands and chelate.

. Has anyone here

chelated without a doctor's help? It wouldn't worry me so much if I was

only using ALA but I think he needs DMSA to get rid of the other stuff

as well.

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> My point is that I feel all these things are directly related to the

> metal load in his system and instead of continuing to put band-aids on

> it, I'd like to address the root cause. Clearly I would have to do this

> without her help and that frightens me ( a bit) . Has anyone here

> chelated without a doctor's help? It wouldn't worry me so much if I was

> only using ALA but I think he needs DMSA to get rid of the other stuff

> as well.

I chelated all four of my kids [and now myself] with ALA, without a

doctor. You can buy DMSA without a doctor rx if you want, altho I was

not comfortable with DMSA because of potential issues it can cause.

But ALA worked very well at my house.

Dana