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

[Guest guest]

I can't comment on the reflux, but I don't believe chelation will adversely

effect it.

The main thing to do when chelating is to take antioxidants. Vitamin C and E are

good ones.

A good multi is helpful, we use Jarrow multi easy.

Also, chelation can kick up the yeast due to the metals traveling though the gut

on the way out, so a good yeast protocol is recommended.

We use biotin and Grapefruit Seed Extract, plus probiotics.

TJ

________________________________

From: <twins_oh_my@...>

Sent: Fri, March 19, 2010 7:45:20 AM

Subject: [ ] New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

 

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:

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

chelations effects on reflux?

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.

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

information on this site!

[Guest guest]

my boy had bad reflux. The cure was strict diet. We now do a GFCF with low

oxalates veggies and low phenol fruits. Whole, organic foods. Follow the

inverted pyramid thing with meats at the bottom, veggies at the top. Also used

lots of digestive enzymes, probiotics, and something with L-glutamine in it.

I'd bet its food intolerances, allergies, or a phenol/oxalate reaction. How

does she react to apple juice - does she ever throw up ?

>

> I can't comment on the reflux, but I don't believe chelation will adversely

effect it.

> The main thing to do when chelating is to take antioxidants. Vitamin C and E

are good ones.

> A good multi is helpful, we use Jarrow multi easy.

> Also, chelation can kick up the yeast due to the metals traveling though the

gut on the way out, so a good yeast protocol is recommended.

> We use biotin and Grapefruit Seed Extract, plus probiotics.

> TJ

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: <twins_oh_my@...>

>

> Sent: Fri, March 19, 2010 7:45:20 AM

> Subject: [ ] New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

>

>  

> 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:

>

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

about chelations effects on reflux?

>

> 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.

>

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

information on this site!

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

She never would drink apple juice, but used to eat applesauce everyday with no

problems. We are on a GFCFSF diet and trying to implement Body Ecology which

I'm hoping will help.

> >

> > I can't comment on the reflux, but I don't believe chelation will adversely

effect it.

> > The main thing to do when chelating is to take antioxidants. Vitamin C and E

are good ones.

> > A good multi is helpful, we use Jarrow multi easy.

> > Also, chelation can kick up the yeast due to the metals traveling though the

gut on the way out, so a good yeast protocol is recommended.

> > We use biotin and Grapefruit Seed Extract, plus probiotics.

> > TJ

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > ________________________________

> > From: <twins_oh_my@>

> >

> > Sent: Fri, March 19, 2010 7:45:20 AM

> > Subject: [ ] New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

> >

> >  

> > 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:

> >

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

about chelations effects on reflux?

> >

> > 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.

> >

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

information on this site!

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Any reflux I feel can be food allergies. Have you had any allergy testing done?

I'm doing chelation on my nt 7.5 year old for food allergies only. My next step

with him will be NEAT. Digestive enzymes, supplements, probiotics, all to help

resolve his issues.

Tammy

[ ] New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

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:

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

about chelations effects on reflux?

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.

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

information on this site!

[Guest guest]

Tammy, yes we've done allergy testing and adjusted their diet. My DAN is also

an ENT and has recommended NAET I'm just not sure that's the way to go for us.

Do you know if you can do the shots at the same time as chelation?

>

> Any reflux I feel can be food allergies. Have you had any allergy testing

done?

>

> I'm doing chelation on my nt 7.5 year old for food allergies only. My next

step with him will be NEAT. Digestive enzymes, supplements, probiotics, all to

help resolve his issues.

>

> Tammy

>

> [ ] New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

>

>

>

> 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:

>

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

about chelations effects on reflux?

>

> 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.

>

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

information on this site!

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks TJ, we do all of those and more with the exception of C, we give very

little C--only what is in their multi--because I think it irritates my

daughter's reflux.

>

> I can't comment on the reflux, but I don't believe chelation will adversely

effect it.

> The main thing to do when chelating is to take antioxidants. Vitamin C and E

are good ones.

> A good multi is helpful, we use Jarrow multi easy.

> Also, chelation can kick up the yeast due to the metals traveling though the

gut on the way out, so a good yeast protocol is recommended.

> We use biotin and Grapefruit Seed Extract, plus probiotics.

> TJ

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: <twins_oh_my@...>

>

> Sent: Fri, March 19, 2010 7:45:20 AM

> Subject: [ ] New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

>

>  

> 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:

>

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

about chelations effects on reflux?

>

> 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.

>

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

information on this site!

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I think you are probably smart to do chelation before naet. we did naet without

much luck for my son, and are now starting chelation.

>

> Any reflux I feel can be food allergies. Have you had any allergy testing

done?

>

> I'm doing chelation on my nt 7.5 year old for food allergies only. My next

step with him will be NEAT. Digestive enzymes, supplements, probiotics, all to

help resolve his issues.

>

> Tammy

>

> [ ] New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

>

>

>

> 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:

>

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

about chelations effects on reflux?

>

> 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.

>

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

information on this site!

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Are you asking about the MB12 shots during chelation? We've never done shots,

maybe someone else can comment on that.

Personally it would try oral if at all possible or Brainchild Liquid. Many have

good results with MB12, I've just never been in that place to look into it much.

Sorry, can not help there.

Tammy

[ ] New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

>

>

>

> 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:

>

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

about chelations effects on reflux?

>

> 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.

>

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

information on this site!

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Great comment. Andy recommended trying chelation on him to see if it helps. So

far, not, but have only done 4 true rounds, 2 failed. Once too strong, another,

he got sick. But I'm in Wis and the weather is getting nice. Been thinking

about starting? No luck for you?

Tammy

[ ] New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

>

>

>

> 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:

>

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

about chelations effects on reflux?

>

> 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.

>

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

information on this site!

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

More time to write. Have you had any success with NAET? Gosh, in Wis and with

spring, I have to travel 180 miles round trip to see an NAET person. Do you

think better to go another year with chelation, I'm doing ALA only, worried

about DMSA even though it looks safe for allergens. I may back up and

add.....Thoughts to share there?

Thanks

Tammy

[ ] New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

>

>

>

> 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:

>

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

about chelations effects on reflux?

>

> 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.

>

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

information on this site!

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Tammy, no I was asking about NAET during chelation. Thanks!

> >

> > Any reflux I feel can be food allergies. Have you had any allergy testing

done?

> >

> > I'm doing chelation on my nt 7.5 year old for food allergies only. My next

step with him will be NEAT. Digestive enzymes, supplements, probiotics, all to

help resolve his issues.

> >

> > Tammy

> >

> > [ ] New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

> >

> >

> >

> > 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:

> >

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

about chelations effects on reflux?

> >

> > 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.

> >

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

information on this site!

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Can anyone shed some light on the glutathione issue?

>

> 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:

>

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

about chelations effects on reflux?

>

> 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.

>

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

information on this site!

>

[Guest guest]

I haven't done shots with chelation either.  I just wanted to mention that MB12

nasal spray is another option besides shots or oral.

________________________________

From: Tammy Kuhn <tkuhn1@...>

Sent: Sat, March 20, 2010 6:09:07 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

 

Are you asking about the MB12 shots during chelation? We've never done shots,

maybe someone else can comment on that.

Personally it would try oral if at all possible or Brainchild Liquid. Many have

good results with MB12, I've just never been in that place to look into it much.

Sorry, can not help there.

Tammy

[ ] New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

>

>

>

> 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:

>

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

about chelations effects on reflux?

>

> 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.

>

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

information on this site!

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

NAET isn't shots. So I guess I'm not following.

Let's see what 's response is to my question. He thought a good idea to do

some chelation since I understand he wasn't having much luck with NAET. We will

do our 5th round only this coming weekend.

Tammy

[ ] New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

> >

> >

> >

> > 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:

> >

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

about chelations effects on reflux?

> >

> > 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.

> >

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

information on this site!

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Tammy, sorry, I thought NAET was the allergy shots that are taken for several

years, my mistake.

> > >

> > > Any reflux I feel can be food allergies. Have you had any allergy

testing done?

> > >

> > > I'm doing chelation on my nt 7.5 year old for food allergies only. My

next step with him will be NEAT. Digestive enzymes, supplements, probiotics, all

to help resolve his issues.

> > >

> > > Tammy

> > >

> > > [ ] New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > 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:

> > >

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

advice about chelations effects on reflux?

> > >

> > > 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.

> > >

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

information on this site!

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Tammy- we did over a year of NAET treatments for myself and my son, both with

many food intolerances. Overall I have to be honest, the treatment was not

sucessful and was rather time consuming and costly. If I were to start over, I

would chelate until finished, then, if we still had issues, try NAET. I think

that NAET can and does work, but not for people who have major issues that need

attention first. metals would be a major issue, as would parasites. In fact

the two go hand in hand and both require treatment. Parasites is not a topic

that gets much discussion, but for us, it was a huge issue. Something to think

about on this, some infections are known to use metals and disable the body's

ability to rid itself of metals. the SV40 virus being one, but also things like

Lyme bacteria, which according to Dr. Klinghardt is now present in about 90% of

Americans. Does not mean you have raging lyme disease, but the bacteria are

present. I can't point you to much published research here, because I don't

think too many people want to look at this issue, but can tell you from personal

experience that treating parasties caused huge metal dumps in me, lead and

mercury, but also flouride. this was the primary reason I started chelating

recently. Since I only started chelation recently, I can't speak yet to the

effect on food allergies/intolerances... but I will report on it over time.

> >

> > Any reflux I feel can be food allergies. Have you had any allergy testing

done?

> >

> > I'm doing chelation on my nt 7.5 year old for food allergies only. My next

step with him will be NEAT. Digestive enzymes, supplements, probiotics, all to

help resolve his issues.

> >

> > Tammy

> >

> > [ ] New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

> >

> >

> >

> > 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:

> >

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

about chelations effects on reflux?

> >

> > 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.

> >

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

information on this site!

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Tammy- my son is alleric/intolerant to dairy, egg, shellfish, nuts, wheat, soy

and even reacts other things in food. we feed him a very controlled diet to

avoid issues.

the parasite cleanses, I have to say that most are way too weak to do the job.

I did a few rounds of human worm myself. I think for a very mild case, it might

be ok. did nothing for me, but I didn't know it until much later. I ended up

turning to rife technology, and it really worked, in combination with other

things. if you really want to learn about parasites, go to the " rife " forum on

curezone. there are a few posters there who know more about parasites than just

about anyone I have ever seen. the talk is often about conspiracies etc, but

the information about parasites is dead on. best yet, the real story about how

to use rife technology can be found there, and almost no where else. to clear

my parasite issues (and my sons) took many months of using rife, with herbs and

other supplementns. I tried many different things before landing on the rife

forum, none of them did much. if you go to that forum, keep an open mind, the

discussions can be a bit far out, but sometimes, the truth is scary. The beauty

of rife, no allergy issues to worry about. its only frequency. no one is

allergic to frequency. there is a bit of up front cost getting the right

machines, but honestly, compared to the money we spent on NAET treatments, the

rife equipment cost only a fraction, and did much more for us. a bargain in my

mind.

> > >

> > > Any reflux I feel can be food allergies. Have you had any allergy

testing done?

> > >

> > > I'm doing chelation on my nt 7.5 year old for food allergies only. My

next step with him will be NEAT. Digestive enzymes, supplements, probiotics, all

to help resolve his issues.

> > >

> > > Tammy

> > >

> > > [ ] New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > 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:

> > >

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

advice about chelations effects on reflux?

> > >

> > > 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.

> > >

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

information on this site!

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

How did you know you had parasites? I'm not convinced yet an issue here.

My PPD-NOS guy at like 2 1/2 contracted campylobacter (sp?). Never sure how he

got it but he was always putting something in his mouth. Not a huge surprise

even though I'm a clean freak!

Thanks

Tammy

[ ] New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > 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:

> > >

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

advice about chelations effects on reflux?

> > >

> > > 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.

> > >

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

information on this site!

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Maybe direct me to your rife purchasing place and support too? I'm over at

curezone now too.

Tammy

[ ] New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > 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:

> > >

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

advice about chelations effects on reflux?

> > >

> > > 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.

> > >

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

information on this site!

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Well it was a long process in figuring it out. Two years ago my son and I were

seeing a kinesiologist/chiropracter. I had been having health issues for

awhile, and my son had allergies. One day I printed out a long list of

parasites I found somewhere on the net, thinking that she would muscle test and

that I would find one or two that were the problem, and treat them. Well that

day she went down the list and I muscle tested positive for several dozen,

including lyme. Of course I was not ready for that and had a melt down.

Thinking it was BS and that her testing was not accurate, I stopped going to see

her. Found a new chiro/kinesiologist, very well respected and conservative in

approach. He did the testing, and only found one or two. we started treating

them with accupuncture and herbs. passed some dead ones and knew it was real.

but it was really slow. After many months, he told me that I was clear of those

two, but I was still struggling with issues. Had someone else test me using

another form of kinesiology. More like the first test, he found a long list of

pathogens, viral, bacterial and larger parasites. same for my son. Started

using rife more at about that time, and saw lots of physical evidence, in both

my son and I (sorry to be graphic). Suffered the massive metal dumps during

treatment. Learned a lot from the rife forum about parasites, and recently made

great progress clearing them out. turns out that my first doc was probably

right in her testing, I just was not ready to believe it. Also learned a fair

amount about kinesiology. Some people are much better at testing than others.

Also, parasites are very very adept at hiding, both from traditional medical

testing (which is almost useless for most parasites) and even kinesiology. Lead

and mercury hide or cloak parasites from even kinesiology testing. Metals have

the same effect on the immune system.

most people of course will not believe this, and I don't blame them. I didn't

until fairly recently. but I saw them as treatment progressed, and I don't

think there is anything special about my case. I had flukes, several different

types, and others. several virus. Still have lyme bactria to deal with.

anyway, none of that really answers your question, how did I know. the short

answer is that I saw them. Also, got very sick while treating them. That is how

I know. Don't bother with medical testing, they won't show. a very skilled

kinesiology tester maybe will find them, but not always. They have to know what

they are looking for, and they have to know " how " to look.

>

>

>

> How did you know you had parasites? I'm not convinced yet an issue here.

>

> My PPD-NOS guy at like 2 1/2 contracted campylobacter (sp?). Never sure how

he got it but he was always putting something in his mouth. Not a huge surprise

even though I'm a clean freak!

>

> Thanks

>

>

[Guest guest]

Tammy- check out the " rife " forum. All the info is there. most of the forum

members are using the same basic equipment. The Atelier Robin f165 frequency

generator, combined with a device called the SC-1A sending device. This latter

machine is like something out of science fiction. The guy that sells it won't

even really tell you what it is for, just that it is an experimetal device,

because of fear of the FDA. But the machine works, just ask the people who use

them. they swear by it, as do I. and no, I don't sell them or anything else

for that matter. I just know they work and am happy to put people on to

something that worked for me. Because, other than chelation which we are doing

now, there is almost nothing we have not tried.

If you check out the rife forum, be skeptical, but keep an open mind. the info

can take you aback at first because of some of what is discussed as far as

conspiracies etc. whether true or not, I don't know. but I do know that the

machines work, and no one in the that forum is trying to sell anything to

anyone.

As far as support, with rife, you pretty much have to rely on other forum

members. There is a blog with all the pathogen specific frequencies posted.

really all you need. no one out there is brave enough to charge for rife

treatment for surely they would get prosecuted.

> > > >

> > > > Any reflux I feel can be food allergies. Have you had any allergy

testing done?

> > > >

> > > > I'm doing chelation on my nt 7.5 year old for food allergies only. My

next step with him will be NEAT. Digestive enzymes, supplements, probiotics, all

to help resolve his issues.

> > > >

> > > > Tammy

> > > >

> > > > [ ] New and getting ready to start chelation,

have questions

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > 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:

> > > >

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

advice about chelations effects on reflux?

> > > >

> > > > 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.

> > > >

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

information on this site!

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

[Guest guest]

Thanks for all the info.

I'm there a little. I did a 30 day round on my now 10.3 year old PPD-NOS. It

was a morning and night dose. He said he felt better. I thought it couldn't

hurt, especially with his past. He's doing so good now but .... we'll see.

I do have a name locally of a chiro that does kinesiology here I could try.

Better than driving. Appreciate all the info!

Tammy

[ ] Re: New and getting ready to start chelation, have

questions

Well it was a long process in figuring it out. Two years ago my son and I were

seeing a kinesiologist/chiropracter. I had been having health issues for awhile,

and my son had allergies. One day I printed out a long list of parasites I found

somewhere on the net, thinking that she would muscle test and that I would find

one or two that were the problem, and treat them. Well that day she went down

the list and I muscle tested positive for several dozen, including lyme. Of

course I was not ready for that and had a melt down. Thinking it was BS and that

her testing was not accurate, I stopped going to see her. Found a new

chiro/kinesiologist, very well respected and conservative in approach. He did

the testing, and only found one or two. we started treating them with

accupuncture and herbs. passed some dead ones and knew it was real. but it was

really slow. After many months, he told me that I was clear of those two, but I

was still struggling with issues. Had someone else test me using another form of

kinesiology. More like the first test, he found a long list of pathogens, viral,

bacterial and larger parasites. same for my son. Started using rife more at

about that time, and saw lots of physical evidence, in both my son and I (sorry

to be graphic). Suffered the massive metal dumps during treatment. Learned a lot

from the rife forum about parasites, and recently made great progress clearing

them out. turns out that my first doc was probably right in her testing, I just

was not ready to believe it. Also learned a fair amount about kinesiology. Some

people are much better at testing than others. Also, parasites are very very

adept at hiding, both from traditional medical testing (which is almost useless

for most parasites) and even kinesiology. Lead and mercury hide or cloak

parasites from even kinesiology testing. Metals have the same effect on the

immune system.

most people of course will not believe this, and I don't blame them. I didn't

until fairly recently. but I saw them as treatment progressed, and I don't think

there is anything special about my case. I had flukes, several different types,

and others. several virus. Still have lyme bactria to deal with.

anyway, none of that really answers your question, how did I know. the short

answer is that I saw them. Also, got very sick while treating them. That is how

I know. Don't bother with medical testing, they won't show. a very skilled

kinesiology tester maybe will find them, but not always. They have to know what

they are looking for, and they have to know " how " to look.

>

>

>

> How did you know you had parasites? I'm not convinced yet an issue here.

>

> My PPD-NOS guy at like 2 1/2 contracted campylobacter (sp?). Never sure how

he got it but he was always putting something in his mouth. Not a huge surprise

even though I'm a clean freak!

>

> Thanks

>

>