Re: Re: Post-DMSA-round symptoms

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How do you know your son would not have achieved the gains he has if his doses

were smaller? He might have gotten to the same place with smaller doses at the

same rate, or it might have taken a little longer, but he could still reach the

point.

You really can't say that he would not have improved at the same rate with a

lower or higher dose since you didn't have a control group to compare it to.

 

I think that attributing anything to such a small dose of DMSA would be like

taking one sip of beer and worrying about being OK to drive.

You should trust Andy's decision to arrive at a minimum dose since Andy knows

what he is talking about. Check what Andy has to say in his protocol and use

that as your guide.

I went through a lot of horror before my son got better. He would not have

achieved the gains he has if I was giving doses that were too small to help him.

> >

> > Morning,

> >

> > we have completed the 2nd round (our first on just DMSA, using 2.5 mg

> > for a 40 lb boy). He did fine on the round, no big differences either

> > way. However, we're now 2 days post and he is an emotional mess! He

> > cries at the drop of a needle! Like if my husband goes upstairs to get

> > dressed before taking him to daycare - he's in tears " I miss daddy! "

> > Same thing at daycare - cries on and off all day long...

> >

> > His sleep has also gotten SO much worse... Like 10 times worse. He

> > can't fall asleep on his own. We have to stay in the room. He wakes up

> > constantly and now we HAVE to either sleep with him or bring him to

> > our bedroom and let him sleep with us. But he cries even in his sleep!

> >

> > I put him on GSE, followed by charcoal... thinking yeast? What are

> > your thoughts, guys? The DMSA dose that we used was so small, I can't

> > believe it is due to that?

> >

> > Should we just stick with it and hope that with each round his

> > symptoms will lessen little by little? Another round is coming up in

> > less than 2 days (we start each round mid-Fr and go until Mon morning)

> >

> >

>

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>

> ,

> For someone who pretends to be all-knowing regarding what Dr Cutler

> says, one would think you would recognize the words I quoted from

> Andy's protocol.

>

Oh, I recognize them alright. What I was pointing out is that YOU need

to backup your quotes for people here. Andy has said many times that he

does not want to be quoted without a reference to a post. So be a good

sport and just do it.

>

> Am I a bully for quoting Andy or for pointing out that you don't have

> a clue what you're talking about?

>

You are a bully in your general demeanor. Especially in private emails,

as we all now know.

> 1/40 is waaaay below what Andy says you need at 1/8,

>

Nope. And I said 1/30, not 1/40. Please get it right.

> . If a doctor told you to 5 parts of a medicine to knock out an

> infection, would you be safe and only take one part? I don't think you

> would do that .

>

You really don't seem to get it. The SAME " doctor " in this case says

it's OK to take 1, 5 or 20 parts, because the " doctor " , unlike you,

understands that everyone's body and reactions to medicine are different.

Honestly, your obsession with this small point is puzzling. Is it not

possible for you to let go of something when you are wrong?

>

>

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Morning,

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > we have completed the 2nd round (our first on just DMSA,

> using

> > > 2.5 mg

> > > > > > > for a 40 lb boy). He did fine on the round, no big

> differences

> > > either

> > > > > > > way. However, we're now 2 days post and he is an emotional

> > > mess! He

> > > > > > > cries at the drop of a needle! Like if my husband goes

> > > upstairs to

> > > > > get

> > > > > > > dressed before taking him to daycare - he's in tears " I miss

> > > daddy! "

> > > > > > > Same thing at daycare - cries on and off all day long...

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > His sleep has also gotten SO much worse... Like 10 times

> worse. He

> > > > > > > can't fall asleep on his own. We have to stay in the room. He

> > > > > wakes up

> > > > > > > constantly and now we HAVE to either sleep with him or bring

> > > him to

> > > > > > > our bedroom and let him sleep with us. But he cries even in

> > > his sleep!

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > I put him on GSE, followed by charcoal... thinking yeast?

> What are

> > > > > > > your thoughts, guys? The DMSA dose that we used was so small,

> > > I can't

> > > > > > > believe it is due to that?

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > > Should we just stick with it and hope that with each round his

> > > > > > > symptoms will lessen little by little? Another round is

> coming

> > > up in

> > > > > > > less than 2 days (we start each round mid-Fr and go until Mon

> > > morning)

> > > > > > >

> > > > > > >

> > > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > >

> > >

> > >

> >

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