Re: Re: New and getting ready to start chelation, have questions

March 22, 2010

- Thanks! I don't have extra time and money to waste so maybe I'll plan on

doing it next summer. Give him another year.

This is for my nt son with food allergies. He's allergic to milk, soy, wheat,

gluten, oats, peanuts, eggs, alovera, cranberry for sure. We seem to tolerate

strawberries, apples, bananas, green beans and pork fine.

I haven't tried a parasite protocol on him yet. Been scared too. I did

humaworm on my 10 year old PPD-NOS and he told me he felt better. Worried about

reactions with my food allergy guy. Can you share your parasite protocol,

allergens, age? Would appreciate you sharing your experiences.

Thank you in advance.

Tammy

[ ] New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

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> > Hi all, just wanted to do a quick introduction and also ask some questions

before we get started with chelation. My ID twins daughters are 3 1/2, and have

been on a DAN protocol for 1 year with slow, steady improvements. Along with a

PDD-NOS dx we also deal with severe anxiety, no speech, and global development

delays (example: they didn't walk independently until 21 months). I have backed

out of starting DAN chelation several times, but after researching AC I really

think it is the way to go for us. I do have a couple of specific questions that

I am hoping someone can address for me:

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> > One dd has reflux and aside from the usual treatments is there any advice

about chelations effects on reflux?

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> > We are on several supplements and after I get Andy's book I will tweak

that to match what he suggests, but I am concerned about glutathione in

particular. Three months ago we added L-Glutamine (500 mg 2xday), then two weeks

later added TD Glutathione (250 mg 1xday), then one month after that added NAC

to the MB12 injections. I have researched until I am exhausted and still don't

know how to proceed with these particular supplements. I do have to say that

since adding these we have seen really nice gains with no adverse effects.

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> > I'm really excited to get started with chelation and am loving all the

information on this site!

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