Chelation related question

[Guest guest]

I want to start her chelation process but have one dilemma:

1. She may have to go for a surgery to fix her urinary reflux problem late this

summer. So if I start chelation process with her, can I chelate her while she is

going through recovery right after her surgery? Or if required, can I take a

break for two weeks and start again and not have adverse effect of stopping

chelation for two weeks to let her body heal from surgery?

Or should I wait all together till its done and then start chelation?

Thank you!

Shruti.

[Guest guest]

l would not think it is a good idea to chelate while you are recovering from a

urinary tract surgery, regardless of what a surgery that is, any surgery is

great stress for the body.

just my 0.02

isa

--- El lun 14-jun-10, shrutidoshi79 <shrutidoshi79@...> escribió:

De: shrutidoshi79 <shrutidoshi79@...>

Asunto: [ ] Chelation related question

A:

Fecha: lunes, 14 de junio de 2010, 10:13

 

I want to start her chelation process but have one dilemma:

1. She may have to go for a surgery to fix her urinary reflux problem late this

summer. So if I start chelation process with her, can I chelate her while she is

going through recovery right after her surgery? Or if required, can I take a

break for two weeks and start again and not have adverse effect of stopping

chelation for two weeks to let her body heal from surgery?

Or should I wait all together till its done and then start chelation?

Thank you!

Shruti.

[Guest guest]

You may want to start chelation and see if the reflux improves before

deciding upon surgery.

On Mon, Jun 14, 2010 at 11:13 AM, shrutidoshi79 <shrutidoshi79@...>wrote:

>

>

> I want to start her chelation process but have one dilemma:

>

> 1. She may have to go for a surgery to fix her urinary reflux problem late

> this summer. So if I start chelation process with her, can I chelate her

> while she is going through recovery right after her surgery? Or if required,

> can I take a break for two weeks and start again and not have adverse effect

> of stopping chelation for two weeks to let her body heal from surgery?

>

> Or should I wait all together till its done and then start chelation?

>

> Thank you!

> Shruti.

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Ive had this surgery on myself.................its a major procedure.id say wait

for her to recover

From: Aleida Isabel Guzman <isaguzmandiaz2@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] Chelation related question

Received: Monday, June 14, 2010, 11:27 AM

 

l would not think it is a good idea to chelate while you are recovering

from a urinary tract surgery, regardless of what a surgery that is, any surgery

is great stress for the body.

just my 0.02

isa

--- El lun 14-jun-10, shrutidoshi79 <shrutidoshi79@...> escribió:

De: shrutidoshi79 <shrutidoshi79@...>

Asunto: [ ] Chelation related question

A:

Fecha: lunes, 14 de junio de 2010, 10:13

 

I want to start her chelation process but have one dilemma:

1. She may have to go for a surgery to fix her urinary reflux problem late this

summer. So if I start chelation process with her, can I chelate her while she is

going through recovery right after her surgery? Or if required, can I take a

break for two weeks and start again and not have adverse effect of stopping

chelation for two weeks to let her body heal from surgery?

Or should I wait all together till its done and then start chelation?

Thank you!

Shruti.