Guest guest Posted December 4, 2008 Report Share Posted December 4, 2008 First DDL hair analysis 2/06. Are main issue is arsenic for both kids. We focused on our daughter who had PDD. Started chelating Andy's Protocal - 7/06 It will be three years of chelating this summer. In 2/06 arsenic was at .38 reference <0.080 in the red In 11/08 it had gone down to .11 reference <0.060 - still half way thru the yellow. Is it going to take three years to get the arsenic out? Really!! That LONG!!! We did many rounds of DMPS seven days on seven days off, then added in ALA every three hours in the middle of the round. Last summer we dropped the DMPS and using only ALA. We have had 49 rounds of DMPS total and 40 rounds of ALA total. I don't know the count of how many rounds total. Tin has crept further up into the yellow. I just threw away our old silverwear.... What chelates tin? I don't believe we have mineral transport derangement and mercury has gone down with just a small remainder at 0.05 reference range .40. Before the mercury was in the green at .20. My typical son's arsenic level was 2.2 reference range 0.080 in 4/06 and he does not tolerate DMPS or DMSA. Bacteria issues are impossible to control on ALA. We are still batteling the mycroplasm so have not been able to chelate. I am sure we have not made much progress but removing him from the exposure. I think exposure was from old house built on top of land used to be owned by a brick and tile company and next to train tracks. Did I hear right that B6 helps with arsenic? Doesn't sound like anything I would hear on this list. Was I foolish to think my daughters arsenic level would be lower? How many years will it take to get my son's extremely high level out? How do people cope with knowing there is crap in their kids and not do anything about it? I am not sure how I will cope with getting this out of our son when we haven't even started. We are getting another analysis done anyway so we know where we are. Maybe removing him from the exposure 2 and 2/2 years ago will cause the level to go down? Disappointed, Melinda Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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