Re: What happens to mercury released from last dose in round?

[Guest guest]

>

>.. what happens after the last dose of DMSA/ALA is given during the round?

Does it get redistributed ...

>

> Kareen

>

Kareen, I'll leave it to the experienced members to answer your question, but

related to that question, is fiber valuable during chelation, especially after

the last dose of a round?

There is an extremely interesting paper by J Rooney presented in 2007 proposing

that fiber could be valuable. The paper is available in Files at

http://f1.grp.fs.com/v1/oEeuSwoGA9DWpr3v_hP3mKjCHB8dyH-yWbJd1VuUIuHn5g6iIJ7\

UVHNZcWcBs4BVz4yZaHqstimzMVKYZ1MGSuooFPKsBKQd/Rooney2007.pdf

The following are a few quotes from p.152.

" in vitro studies have shown that wheat bran can effectively bind mercury "

" a 30% bran diet was seen to increase the rate of elimination of mercury from

the body and to reduce the level of mercury present in the brain... "

" it is proposed that fibre in the diet interrupts the entero-hepatic

recirculation [esp methylmercury]by binding the mercury and undergoing

excretion, thus leading to an increased rate of elimination of mercury. "

Has anyone seen any additional information on the possible role of fiber in

reducing redistribution?

Joe

[Guest guest]

There is always a certain amount of redistribution at the end of each

round. But is the blood levels have been constant throughout the round,

it is relatively small.

See Amalgam Illness pp 199-201.

kareenk wrote:

>

> Read Andy's book but cannot digest all the info.

>

> Can anyone explain what happens after the last dose of DMSA/ALA is

> given during the round? Does it get redistributed or does the momentum

> of the frequent low dose flush it out?

>

> We are starting tomorrow am. Learning alot from this group.

>

> Thanks!

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Kareen

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> >

> >.. what happens after the last dose of DMSA/ALA is given during the round?

Does it get redistributed ...

> >

> > Kareen

> >

> Has anyone seen any additional information on the possible role of fiber in

reducing redistribution?

>

> Joe

>

I've seen some info suggesting apple pectin is helpful for binding loose metals.

Since it doesn't have the high sulfur issues of chlorella/algins and stays in

the gut, we use it at the end of rounds. I theorize it might prevent

reabsorption of remaining toxic metals contained in the bile, but haven't seen

anything that specifically confirms that. These are some reports on pectin

though

(http://www.springerlink.com/content/h274504752m30735/)

(http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=973732)

[Guest guest]

pjthreeboys wrote:

>

>

> >

> > >

> > >.. what happens after the last dose of DMSA/ALA is given during the

> round? Does it get redistributed ...

> > >

> > > Kareen

> > >

>

> > Has anyone seen any additional information on the possible role of

> fiber in reducing redistribution?

> >

> > Joe

> >

>

> I've seen some info suggesting apple pectin is helpful for binding

> loose metals.

>

Apple Pectin is _not_ a chelator.

> Since it doesn't have the high sulfur issues of chlorella/algins and

> stays in the gut, we use it at the end of rounds. I theorize it might

> prevent reabsorption of remaining toxic metals contained in the bile,

> but haven't seen anything that specifically confirms that. These are

> some reports on pectin though

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you. I went back and reread the pages.

From your experience, is it better to chelate 3 on/ 11 off or 5 on/9 off?

I understand the crucial point is the frequent dosage but wondering if pushing a

few more days would make a difference.

Also, how do we determine the upper limit of the dosage? From what I've read

the dosage is 1/8 to 1/2 mg per pound. Is 1/2mg the maximum?

We started in the afternoon today due to asthma in the morning. But so far, so

good. Only side effects we are seeing is a little dry lips and constipation.

Thank you for taking the time to post!

Kareen

> >

> > Read Andy's book but cannot digest all the info.

> >

> > Can anyone explain what happens after the last dose of DMSA/ALA is

> > given during the round? Does it get redistributed or does the momentum

> > of the frequent low dose flush it out?

> >

> > We are starting tomorrow am. Learning alot from this group.

> >

> > Thanks!

> >

> > Sincerely,

> >

> > Kareen

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the info!

> > >

> > >.. what happens after the last dose of DMSA/ALA is given during the round?

Does it get redistributed ...

> > >

> > > Kareen

> > >

>

> > Has anyone seen any additional information on the possible role of fiber in

reducing redistribution?

> >

> > Joe

> >

>

> I've seen some info suggesting apple pectin is helpful for binding loose

metals. Since it doesn't have the high sulfur issues of chlorella/algins and

stays in the gut, we use it at the end of rounds. I theorize it might prevent

reabsorption of remaining toxic metals contained in the bile, but haven't seen

anything that specifically confirms that. These are some reports on pectin

though

>

> (http://www.springerlink.com/content/h274504752m30735/)

>

> (http://curezone.com/blogs/fm.asp?i=973732)

>

[Guest guest]

I though Cutler said 3 on 4 off - so a round every weekend - thats what we are

doing

From: kareenk@...

Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2010 06:56:28 +0000

Subject: [ ] Re: What happens to mercury released from last dose in

round?

Thank you. I went back and reread the pages.

From your experience, is it better to chelate 3 on/ 11 off or 5 on/9 off?

I understand the crucial point is the frequent dosage but wondering if pushing a

few more days would make a difference.

Also, how do we determine the upper limit of the dosage? From what I've read the

dosage is 1/8 to 1/2 mg per pound. Is 1/2mg the maximum?

We started in the afternoon today due to asthma in the morning. But so far, so

good. Only side effects we are seeing is a little dry lips and constipation.

Thank you for taking the time to post!

Kareen

> >

> > Read Andy's book but cannot digest all the info.

> >

> > Can anyone explain what happens after the last dose of DMSA/ALA is

> > given during the round? Does it get redistributed or does the momentum

> > of the frequent low dose flush it out?

> >

> > We are starting tomorrow am. Learning alot from this group.

> >

> > Thanks!

> >

> > Sincerely,

> >

> > Kareen

> >

> >

>

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>>3 days on is the minimum, 5 days can be better when you start, reducing

redistribution effects at the end of the round.

How ever many days you are ON you need to be at least that many off. Andy says

you can go to 14 days on as I recall.

My friend with highly Mercuy toxic CP lad has to go 7 on 7 off to keep him

conmfortable

Mandi in UK

I though Cutler said 3 on 4 off - so a round every weekend - thats what we are

oing

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dose in round?

though Cutler said 3 on 4 off - so a round every weekend - thats what we are

oing

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rom: kareenk@...

ate: Sun, 28 Mar 2010 06:56:28 +0000

ubject: [ ] Re: What happens to mercury released from last dose in

ound?

Thank you. I went back and reread the pages.

From your experience, is it better to chelate 3 on/ 11 off or 5 on/9 off?

I understand the crucial point is the frequent dosage but wondering if pushing a

ew more days would make a difference.

Also, how do we determine the upper limit of the dosage? From what I've read the

osage is 1/8 to 1/2 mg per pound. Is 1/2mg the maximum?

We started in the afternoon today due to asthma in the morning. But so far, so

ood. Only side effects we are seeing is a little dry lips and constipation.

Thank you for taking the time to post!

Kareen

>

> Read Andy's book but cannot digest all the info.

>

> Can anyone explain what happens after the last dose of DMSA/ALA is

> given during the round? Does it get redistributed or does the momentum

> of the frequent low dose flush it out?

>

> We are starting tomorrow am. Learning alot from this group.

>

> Thanks!

>

> Sincerely,

>

> Kareen

>

>

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>

> > I've seen some info suggesting apple pectin is helpful for binding

> > loose metals.

> >

> Apple Pectin is _not_ a chelator.

>

>

>

Since this has become a tangent to the original question I started a separate

discussion.

Fiber & Redistribution

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Joe