Can I mix premix ALA in juice with other supplements?

[Guest guest]

I would like to premix ALA in a juice mixture. Will it remain stable

mixed up in juice for about 12 hours? I find it really hard to manage

all my sons supplements and like to premix bottles of juice, where

possible and pour out small servings at certain times through out the

day. Also, it is easier for me to measure out the 12 hour period's

amount of ALA and then just shake and use a measuring cup for the

immmediate dosage.

Also, we are not doing DMSA at the time, but would be interested in

tips to premix this as well. All tips are appreciated. Thanks.

[Guest guest]

FYI- There is a study showing ALA much better absorbed with 1-4 oz

apple or white grape (Japanese study I think)...

Anyway I know apples are dangerous, but I give my ALA with a little

grape juice.

I don't know if premixibg would " reduce " the ALA sorry.

Carolyn

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[Guest guest]

it's really a catch 22, I can see it being better absorbed with juice,

but juice really feeds yeast something horrible. Maybe you could buy a

small bottle of acai juice and mix it in something not so sweet that

has supplement (vitamin/mineral) value. Don't know if you could taste

it in there. I would also think applesauce would be a better choice.

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> I would like to premix ALA in a juice mixture. Will it remain stable

> mixed up in juice for about 12 hours? I find it really hard to

manage

> all my sons supplements and like to premix bottles of juice, where

> possible and pour out small servings at certain times through out the

> day. Also, it is easier for me to measure out the 12 hour period's

> amount of ALA and then just shake and use a measuring cup for the

> immmediate dosage.

>

> Also, we are not doing DMSA at the time, but would be interested in

> tips to premix this as well. All tips are appreciated. Thanks.

>

[Guest guest]

What we do is pre measure all the doses of chelator before beginning

the round. I measure them out and put them into larger empty capsules

and keep them in a ziplok bag. When it's time to dose, you open that

capsule and mix it into whatever your going to give it in. That way

it's fresh, there is no risk of it degrading in potency..nor does it

taste worse from sitting around. Also pear juice does not feed yeast

quite like other juices, so if you must use a lot of juice....see if

pear will work. we don't use apple or applesauce because it's

forbidden on Feingold.

But you can give the ala in a tiny bit of juice in a medicine syringe.

Others give it on a spoon mixed into something.

I did try premixing int he beginning, but found that it tasted worse

when the stuff had time to sit in the juice.

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> > I would like to premix ALA in a juice mixture. Will it remain stable

> > mixed up in juice for about 12 hours? I find it really hard to

> manage

> > all my sons supplements and like to premix bottles of juice, where

> > possible and pour out small servings at certain times through out the

> > day. Also, it is easier for me to measure out the 12 hour period's

> > amount of ALA and then just shake and use a measuring cup for the

> > immmediate dosage.

> >

> > Also, we are not doing DMSA at the time, but would be interested in

> > tips to premix this as well. All tips are appreciated. Thanks.

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[Guest guest]

Thanks. My son and I are both chelating, so I think I will start 1

round before him so that I am prepared to handle my own symptoms and

also so that I can taste the ALA and experiment with methods to

administer. )

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> > > I would like to premix ALA in a juice mixture. Will it remain

stable

> > > mixed up in juice for about 12 hours? I find it really hard to

> > manage

> > > all my sons supplements and like to premix bottles of juice,

where

> > > possible and pour out small servings at certain times through

out the

> > > day. Also, it is easier for me to measure out the 12 hour

period's

> > > amount of ALA and then just shake and use a measuring cup for

the

> > > immmediate dosage.

> > >

> > > Also, we are not doing DMSA at the time, but would be

interested in

> > > tips to premix this as well. All tips are appreciated. Thanks.

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