Re: Side Effects of IV DMPS

[Guest guest]

Haven't you been on this board for a while? Any challenge test is bad. An IV

challenge test is probably the worst.

http://www.dmpsbackfire.com/default.shtml

TJ

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From: grandmadd <denise.mcquade@...>

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Sent: Fri, March 12, 2010 8:44:19 AM

Subject: [ ] Side Effects of IV DMPS

 

Can anyone please share with me any side effects you have heard of or seen with

an IV DMPSChelation Challenge test. Our 4year old grandson began suffering from

terrible increased stimming behavior following an IV Chelation challenge with

DMPS. We were doing so well with calm behavior and increase cognition until the

day after the IV challenge test with DMPS. Its now been over a week and the

increased stimming is still through the roof not to mention his increased

irritability and loss of appetite. Do you think this is due to the challenge

test or could his Clostridia/yeast be back up? If it is the Clostridia/yeast

than its such a coincidence that the stimming increased so dramatically the day

after the IV although we did stop giving him Vancomycin since he seemed to be

doing so well. Thanks for your help as always we don't know what we would do

without the many great folks who share their good and bad experiences.

[Guest guest]

DMPSbackfire.com is a good site to look at.

Karla

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> Can anyone please share with me any side effects you have heard of or seen

with an IV DMPSChelation Challenge test. Our 4year old grandson began suffering

from terrible increased stimming behavior following an IV Chelation challenge

with DMPS. We were doing so well with calm behavior and increase cognition

until the day after the IV challenge test with DMPS. Its now been over a week

and the increased stimming is still through the roof not to mention his

increased irritability and loss of appetite. Do you think this is due to the

challenge test or could his Clostridia/yeast be back up? If it is the

Clostridia/yeast than its such a coincidence that the stimming increased so

dramatically the day after the IV although we did stop giving him Vancomycin

since he seemed to be doing so well. Thanks for your help as always we don't

know what we would do without the many great folks who share their good and bad

experiences.

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[Guest guest]

The IV DMPS enters the bloodstream directly and pulls lots of mercury which is

then circulating around until the DMPS wears off. His kidneys and liver

processed a bit but the rest got redistributed - usually blocking enzyme

receptors involved with digestion and gravitating to organs like the gut, liver,

brain, nerves, etc. Then candida usually flares up, binding some of the toxins

preventing them for circulating freely and doing additional damage. What was

his dose?

My suggestion is start chelating the correct way. DMSA every four hours, or get

an r/x for low dose oral DMPS if you can't manage the frequent DMSA dosing just

yet. Give oral DMPS every 8 hours or less if you see negative behaviors (we

found 6-7 hours was better here). Then if he tolerates that after a few rounds

you can split the DMPS doses and give every three hours, adding in a very low

dose of ALA to each.

In the meantime, he may need digestive enzymes, adrenal support and liver

support.

Good luck,

P

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> From: grandmadd <denise.mcquade@...>

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> Sent: Fri, March 12, 2010 8:44:19 AM

> Subject: [ ] Side Effects of IV DMPS

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> Can anyone please share with me any side effects you have heard of or seen

with an IV DMPSChelation Challenge test. Our 4year old grandson began suffering

from terrible increased stimming behavior following an IV Chelation challenge

with DMPS. We were doing so well with calm behavior and increase cognition until

the day after the IV challenge test with DMPS. Its now been over a week and the

increased stimming is still through the roof not to mention his increased

irritability and loss of appetite. Do you think this is due to the challenge

test or could his Clostridia/yeast be back up? If it is the Clostridia/yeast

than its such a coincidence that the stimming increased so dramatically the day

after the IV although we did stop giving him Vancomycin since he seemed to be

doing so well. Thanks for your help as always we don't know what we would do

without the many great folks who share their good and bad experiences.

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