Re: Re: Lowering DMSA and ALA

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It usually has to do with his mood, ocd and lack of patience, but it varies.

Some rounds he does great and others he doesn't, but for the most part he

does do better on the weekends during the rounds.

One thing that seems to be consistent is the dark circles during chelation.

I dont' know what this could be.

Zurama

On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 10:54 AM, Pamela H <phaselow@...> wrote:

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> Zurama,

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> Are these behaviors only seen when you chelate or are they his typical

> ASD-like behaviors that seem exaggerated when you are chelating?

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> Sometimes, it is tempting to create a problem where no problem exists. We

> watch like hawks for *issues* to arise and jump the gun?

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> Could that be the case here? When things go 'bad', what do you mean?

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> Pam

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> > > > > I am wondering if perhaps it would be a good idea to lower the DMSA

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> > > > > ALA.

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> > > > > Since restarting ACP Chelation I have been giving Mickie 25mg DMSA

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> > > 25mg

> > > > > ALA, but though he is 13, only weights 60 pounds.

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> > > > > Would it be a good idea to split the dosages in half? He is a

> severe

> > > gut

> > > > > kid also. I always hear good things about low doses......

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> > > > > Zurama

> > > > > Mickie 13yrs

> > > > > Round #34

> > > > > 25mg DMSA 25mg ALA

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> > > > Zurama

> > > > Mickie 13yrs

> > > > Round #34

> > > > 25mg DMSA 25mg ALA

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