Re: RE: Why is my child better on chelation?

[Guest guest]

what does NT.

On Nov 27, 2008, at 11:57 AM, iflow97 wrote:

> We have had the same experience. We did DMSA chelation alone for a

> couple of months and

> our son was always happy and loving on round. Once we added ALA

> into the mix, he became

> very calm and very NT seeming on round. My thoughts always are that

> are kids are metal

> toxic, and that ALA is doing its job crossing the BBB pulling out

> metals. In a way, it is like the

> curtain is lifted for a brief period to see what might have been

> but for the metal toxicity.

> Hopefully, when we have all chelated enough rounds, the curtain

> will be permanently lifted.

>

> My friend told me this week after a round, her son told her " I can

> talk now. " So our kids are

> definitely in there, and chelation is one of the major means, for a

> lot of our kids anyway, to

> emerge. They are fully conscious of what goes on, no matter how it

> seems, so we have to

> forge on. My son will even ask for the chelator sometimes, and it

> is nasty tasting, so I know

> it is doing its job and making him feel better. It is satisfying

> and makes you not mind getting

> up every 3 hours in the night to administer the ALA.

>

> Irene

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

NT means Neurotypical or not having autism.

> We have had the same experience. We did DMSA chelation alone for a

> couple of months and

> our son was always happy and loving on round. Once we added ALA

> into the mix, he became

> very calm and very NT seeming on round. My thoughts always are that

> are kids are metal

> toxic, and that ALA is doing its job crossing the BBB pulling out

> metals. In a way, it is like the

> curtain is lifted for a brief period to see what might have been

> but for the metal toxicity.

> Hopefully, when we have all chelated enough rounds, the curtain

> will be permanently lifted.

>

> My friend told me this week after a round, her son told her " I can

> talk now. " So our kids are

> definitely in there, and chelation is one of the major means, for a

> lot of our kids anyway, to

> emerge. They are fully conscious of what goes on, no matter how it

> seems, so we have to

> forge on. My son will even ask for the chelator sometimes, and it

> is nasty tasting, so I know

> it is doing its job and making him feel better. It is satisfying

> and makes you not mind getting

> up every 3 hours in the night to administer the ALA.

>

> Irene

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I thought it meant non toxic

> We have had the same experience. We did DMSA chelation alone for a

> couple of months and

> our son was always happy and loving on round. Once we added ALA

> into the mix, he became

> very calm and very NT seeming on round. My thoughts always are that

> are kids are metal

> toxic, and that ALA is doing its job crossing the BBB pulling out

> metals. In a way, it is like the

> curtain is lifted for a brief period to see what might have been

> but for the metal toxicity.

> Hopefully, when we have all chelated enough rounds, the curtain

> will be permanently lifted.

>

> My friend told me this week after a round, her son told her " I can

> talk now. " So our kids are

> definitely in there, and chelation is one of the major means, for a

> lot of our kids anyway, to

> emerge. They are fully conscious of what goes on, no matter how it

> seems, so we have to

> forge on. My son will even ask for the chelator sometimes, and it

> is nasty tasting, so I know

> it is doing its job and making him feel better. It is satisfying

> and makes you not mind getting

> up every 3 hours in the night to administer the ALA.

>

> Irene

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

It means neurotypical. 

> We have had the same experience. We did DMSA chelation alone for a

> couple of months and

> our son was always happy and loving on round. Once we added ALA

> into the mix, he became

> very calm and very NT seeming on round. My thoughts always are that

> are kids are metal

> toxic, and that ALA is doing its job crossing the BBB pulling out

> metals. In a way, it is like the

> curtain is lifted for a brief period to see what might have been

> but for the metal toxicity.

> Hopefully, when we have all chelated enough rounds, the curtain

> will be permanently lifted.

>

> My friend told me this week after a round, her son told her " I can

> talk now. " So our kids are

> definitely in there, and chelation is one of the major means, for a

> lot of our kids anyway, to

> emerge. They are fully conscious of what goes on, no matter how it

> seems, so we have to

> forge on. My son will even ask for the chelator sometimes, and it

> is nasty tasting, so I know

> it is doing its job and making him feel better. It is satisfying

> and makes you not mind getting

> up every 3 hours in the night to administer the ALA.

>

> Irene

>

>

>