getting ready to chelate

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> HI ALL,

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> I'm getting mentally prepared to chelate my 4.3 year old son.The yeast

> is under control, the proper nutrients are in place, but I'm a little

> nervous.I've read quite a bit on the topic and we have a DAN.We are in

> NY and I was told that Hair element tests are illegal here.I know urine

> tests are unreliable and was told we would do a challenge test(I

This is dangerous and has no utility anyway.

> read

> only a little about this).The thing that made my DAN want to chelate

> now was his brain chemistry test.They said it shows a copper/zinc

> deficiency and that is a sign of present metals.MY son has pddnos and

> is making wonderful progress with all the nutritional/bio-medical

> treatments we already have in place.I want to do this but I don't want

> to do anything unnecesary.Any advice would be appreciated.Thanks!

Chelation is necessary, but you have to do it right and it is unlikely your

doctor knows

how.

Look in the files section for details and give it a try. The results will

convince you pretty

quickly one way or the other.

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Hi everyone,

I took everyones advice and told the Dr. no to the challenge test.He

looked shocked but was ok with it.He wants to give my 4 yo 100mg DMSA

3x's a day.I said NO to that, he looked shocked.I told him I was more

comfortable with a low dose every 4 hrs 3 days on 4 days off.He told me

to go home and read some more and let him know what I want to do.I

thought I did that.So, I have to let him know what I want to do,

again.My son is approx. 43 lbs, is 25 mg DMSA too much or should I go

with less?You've all been very helpful and since my Dr. doesn't seem to

know anything about this particular dosing schedule,I feel more

comfortable askig advice here (although, I thought I was paying him to

help make me feel comfortable).

Thanks again!