Update: Re: Chelation - stuck

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Bacteria issues are still not under control for five yr. old son. For

a few days wetting accidents did stop after we increased PRX.

Unfortunately, I backed down too soon and he is now requiring even

more. To make matters worse I ran out of PRX and tried to double up

using Virastop for one dose and it was not effective. Each time

something happens he requires more to get this under control. He was

at 13 capsules three times a day and still having accidents. Starting

tomorrow I am going to try to dose him four times daily which means a

trip to school. He has been consistenly on Azithromycin since 9/12

and has been taking ongoing OLE 1000mg 3 x daily, Emulsified O o O

(Biotics Research A.D.P) 3 x daily, cranberry, twice daily and SPS

three times daily. I have even added in Colon Guard that has garlic

in it and today had him drinking Green Tea.

PRX has been effective with addressing viral issues for many and I

have started wondering if there is a connection between what caused

my daughters wetting accidents and what may be causing my sons.

My daughter who is on the spectrum potty trained much latter than

expected even considering her awareness. We were giving anti-virals

and I think it was kickng up bacteria issues and causing wetting

accidents. Accidents finally resolved until we added in valtrex.

After she was on valtrex awhile and in a less stressful environment,

the accidents stopped. My sons issues are directly related to

something medical and start after chelation. I am wondering if we

should consider giving him valtrex or if we should steer far away

especially considering what we are dealing with.

Thanks for any advice.

Melinda

> > > >

> > > > I am considering forgetting chelation. My 5 yr. old nt son

has

> > mercury

> > > > deranged transport per DDL and high arsenic. We have tried

low

> > dose

> > > > DMSA and DMPS and his skin gets severly blotchy and terrible

> > redness

> > > > around the eyes, probably from yeast. He is able to tolerate

low

> > dose

> > > > ALA. We have always used Cutler protocal. He ended up with

severe

> > > > wetting problems which took us 18 months to resolve!!!! We

> > stopped

> > > > chelating and focused on treating the bacteria problem. Some

of

> > the

> > > > things we tried were high doses of olive leaf extract, oil of

> > oregano,

> > > > cranberry, d- mannose, antibiotics, virastop/prx, and sps.

> > Finally, I

> > > > doubled the PRX to four caps three times a day and the

accidents

> > > > stopped. He has not had any problems since last Fall until

> > recently I

> > > > gave him a few rounds of 5mg of ALA. I started adding back in

> > just some

> > > > of the supps he required to resolve the accidents and added

back

> > in

> > > > some prx, cranberry and ole but it wasn't enough. He is

requiring

> > the

> > > > high doses of PRX and other supporting supps to keep bacteria

> > issues

> > > > under control. I can not keep him on these high doses of PRX

for

> > the

> > > > amount of time it may take to get all of the metals out. I

feel

> > stuck.

> > > > The only solution I can think of is dropping the amount of

ALA to

> > less

> > > > than 5 mgs. Since he can not tolerate much chelator does that

> > mean that

> > > > he is more toxic?

> > > >

> > >

> >

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