Re: What is the longest a round can be?

[Guest guest]

Some have gone a lot longer than 7 days. For me, it is more the wear and tear

from night waking rather than the wear and tear from metal mobilization. As

long as your doses are low/frequent I think you'll be fine to chelate for

longer, but since that means you have to take longer off... doesn't it kind of

lead to a 'wash' as far as total time goes?

Still, my opinion is Go For It if you've seen benefits from longer rounds.

Pam

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> Hi all!

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> With spring break right around the corner, I was hoping to get as many doses

in this round as possible. Especially since we saw such HUGE gains when we did a

long round over the Christmas break. I thought the most you could go was 7 days

(so long as you do equal days off)...am I right? What is the longest a round can

be?

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> Thanks

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[Guest guest]

Thanks for your input, Pam. For some reason, I thought that I was seeing

positive gains from longer rounds (i.e. a week long or so-longer than the

typical Friday through Monday morning routine) because you are not getting that

5 day break in between and continuing through-therefore it is more intensive. Is

that right? I usually stop during a longer round when I see the boys

lethargic...and I'm using OJ in my cereal instead of milk

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> Some have gone a lot longer than 7 days. For me, it is more the wear and tear

from night waking rather than the wear and tear from metal mobilization. As

long as your doses are low/frequent I think you'll be fine to chelate for

longer, but since that means you have to take longer off... doesn't it kind of

lead to a 'wash' as far as total time goes?

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> Still, my opinion is Go For It if you've seen benefits from longer rounds.

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> Pam