Guest guest Posted January 1, 2010 Report Share Posted January 1, 2010 Check if ALA, in that suplemment, really stands for Alpha Lipoic Acid (a chelator; it could be harmful given daily in such amount). But it could be also Alpha Linolenic Acid (a polyunsaturated omega 3 fatty acid), and that would be just a safe addition to your diet. [ ] Re: ALA once daily in a multiple always harmful? " Since this kind of dosing is said to be so harmful for our kids, what does this do to say, an adult like me, with amalgams? " You shouldn't be taking any chelator with amalgams in. Try to find a multi with no ALA. If it were me, I would try saunas or fasting (water, fruit and veggie) if I couldn't afford to get my amalgams out right away. Liz > > Awaiting the hair element tests on my dds, who have no amalgams. > Have started with a Dr. of natural medicine for myself to get healthy so my cancer does not return. He said I test high for being very estrogen dominant, viral, and liver problems. > I DO have amalgams, but just can't deal with getting them out right now. > What I was always curious about is this: > Many supplements (multiples) contain ALA as an ingredient (up to 300mg, I've seen). You would only take the multiple once a day. > Since this kind of dosing is said to be so harmful for our kids, what does this do to say, an adult like me, with amalgams? > I never started to pay attention to ALA as an ingredient in a long list on a bottle until lately. I will say I've never noticed any ill effects, or any particular health problems springing up after dental work (but I will never add another amalgam!). > Is ALA as an ingredient always harmful as a once a day ingredient in a multiple? > I look forward to you experts enlightening me! > Happy New Year, > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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