Is that too late to start chelation for my 10-year old daughter?

[Guest guest]

Hello,

I am newbie and just joined in the group today. My 10-year old daughter is

asd. I heard the chelation 5 years ago. But that time I feel it is too risky.

So I never give it a shot and just think through the intensive training, my

daughter will be getting better. Now I have to come back to re-consider the

chelation approach because my daughter is in 4-grade now, the academics is

getting much harder and challenging for her. Even though she is a very hard

worker and she is willing to do whatever you ask her, since her brain is a

starving brain, she could not get a lot of stuff especially in terms of

comprehension. Her communication and language skills still are not good. So my

question here is that too late to start chelation for my 10-year old daughter?

I know the younger, the better for chelation. Does someone have any experience

of chelation for a little old kid like my daughter's age? What's the progress

and change?

Thanks a lot,

Yanping

[Guest guest]

>

> Hello,

>

> I am newbie and just joined in the group today. My 10-year old daughter is

asd. I heard the chelation 5 years ago. But that time I feel it is too risky.

So I never give it a shot and just think through the intensive training, my

daughter will be getting better. Now I have to come back to re-consider the

chelation approach because my daughter is in 4-grade now, the academics is

getting much harder and challenging for her. Even though she is a very hard

worker and she is willing to do whatever you ask her, since her brain is a

starving brain, she could not get a lot of stuff especially in terms of

comprehension. Her communication and language skills still are not good. So my

question here is that too late to start chelation for my 10-year old daughter?

No.

Get on with it.

>I know the younger, the better for chelation.

That's a common opinion among incompetent doctors who don't know how to chelate

properly. They need the kids to be young so they can recover from the damage

doing it wrong causes. If you do it properly you can start at any age and

expect benefits.

>Does someone have any experience of chelation for a little old kid like my

daughter's age? What's the progress and change?

I've heard everything from infants to people with ASD (autism, asperger's) since

birth who only started to chelate as adults. They did fine.

>

> Thanks a lot,

>

> Yanping

>

Andy

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[Guest guest]

We began chelating our two 13 yr old dds last February. One has not had much

change (her problems are mostly anxiety related), but the other, ADHD/some

autism symptoms has improved remarkably - we will be doing this for a long time,

but wow, am I glad we tried this (despite how hard it is on top of

homeschooling and having cancer myself this year) after so much time & money

wasted on other things.

Blessings,

>

> Hello,

>

> I am newbie and just joined in the group today. My 10-year old daughter is

asd. I heard the chelation 5 years ago. But that time I feel it is too risky.

So I never give it a shot and just think through the intensive training, my

daughter will be getting better. Now I have to come back to re-consider the

chelation approach because my daughter is in 4-grade now, the academics is

getting much harder and challenging for her. Even though she is a very hard

worker and she is willing to do whatever you ask her, since her brain is a

starving brain, she could not get a lot of stuff especially in terms of

comprehension. Her communication and language skills still are not good. So my

question here is that too late to start chelation for my 10-year old daughter?

I know the younger, the better for chelation. Does someone have any experience

of chelation for a little old kid like my daughter's age? What's the progress

and change?

>

> Thanks a lot,

>

> Yanping

>

[Guest guest]

Wow, , and I thought I had a lot on my plate with home schooling and a

lot of other stuff. We stopped IV chelation forever last summer. I wish I

had listened years ago when I first found this site, but we are getting

ready to start as soon as I finish reading Andy's book again, refreshing my

memory. My son winds up having a lot of yeast problems as due to his immune

system and repeat infections, he has had to be on antibiotics a lot. We

just finished that for another bout of cellulitis.

For your own health, have your iodine levels checked. I have had a lot of

cancer scares over twenty years with the last round about five years ago

where I had to have dysplastic cells removed. Then I had my iodine level

checked. It was very low, so I went on Iodoral. I threw out any

antiperspirants and use only natural deodorants, gave up aluminum foil and

foods from cans, and have had great reports ever since. No more fibrocystic

breast condition either. Once getting going on the iodine, that disappeared

too. I think iodine really helps in preventing cancer, thyroid health

etc.. I'm no doctor here, but even my radiologist asked what I changed to

have turned around so well.

You are an inspiration to us all!

[Guest guest]

>>So my question here is that too late to start chelation for my 10-year old

daughter? I know the younger, the better for chelation. Does someone have any

experience of chelation for a little old kid like my daughter's age? What's the

progress and change?

I chelated myself when I was in my 30s. Major improvements here with chelation

and several supplements.

Age 10 is definitely not too old.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Till they are growing,physically and mentally its the best time,after that it

still is a good time.Just start as soon as you can and remember,if you dont try

it no else will try it for her.My friend started for her son age 14.He was doing

well and seeing progress after about 10 rounds.

Its so worth a try

Laila

From: danasview <danasview@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: Is that too late to start chelation for my 10-year

old daughter?

Received: Monday, October 18, 2010, 9:28 AM

 

>>So my question here is that too late to start chelation for my 10-year old

daughter? I know the younger, the better for chelation. Does someone have any

experience of chelation for a little old kid like my daughter's age? What's the

progress and change?

I chelated myself when I was in my 30s. Major improvements here with chelation

and several supplements.

Age 10 is definitely not too old.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Jumping in here, hope you don't mind. Just adding a " Thank You " for clarifying

this, Andy. Can't help but feel like I'm too late for so many mile stones in

development. My son is eight and a wonderful child. Even so,keeping positive

and passionate in this journey can be a challenge at times. It is advantageous

for us all to encourage each other to keep going.

Theodora

> >

> > Hello,

> >

> > I am newbie and just joined in the group today. My 10-year old daughter

is asd. I heard the chelation 5 years ago. But that time I feel it is too

risky. So I never give it a shot and just think through the intensive training,

my daughter will be getting better. Now I have to come back to re-consider the

chelation approach because my daughter is in 4-grade now, the academics is

getting much harder and challenging for her. Even though she is a very hard

worker and she is willing to do whatever you ask her, since her brain is a

starving brain, she could not get a lot of stuff especially in terms of

comprehension. Her communication and language skills still are not good. So my

question here is that too late to start chelation for my 10-year old daughter?

>

> No.

>

> Get on with it.

>

> >I know the younger, the better for chelation.

>

> That's a common opinion among incompetent doctors who don't know how to

chelate properly. They need the kids to be young so they can recover from the

damage doing it wrong causes. If you do it properly you can start at any age

and expect benefits.

>

> >Does someone have any experience of chelation for a little old kid like my

daughter's age? What's the progress and change?

>

> I've heard everything from infants to people with ASD (autism, asperger's)

since birth who only started to chelate as adults. They did fine.

>

> >

> > Thanks a lot,

> >

> > Yanping

> >

> Andy

>

> http://www.noamalgam.com/index.html

> Amalgam Illness: Diagnosis and Treatment

>

> http://www.noamalgam.com/hairtestbook.html

> Hair Test Interpretation: Finding Hidden Toxicities

>

> http://www.noamalgam.com/nourishinghope.html

> Nourishing Hope for Autism: Nutrition Intervention for Healing Our Children

>

> http://www.noamalgam.com/biologicaltreatments.html

> Biological Treatments for Autism and PDD

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Yanping,

Welcome. It's never too late to start chelation. You're in the right place.

Please learn about Andy's protocol. If your daughter has ANY mercury amalgam

dental fillings they will need to be safely removed according to proper protocol

before you can start chelation with her.

S S

Is that too late to start chelation for my 10-year old daughter?

Posted by: " cutemiranda2000 " cutemiranda2000@... cutemiranda2000

Sun Oct 17, 2010 8:47 am (PDT)

Hello,

I am newbie and just joined in the group today. My 10-year old daughter is asd.

I heard the chelation 5 years ago. But that time I feel it is too risky. So I

never give it a shot and just think through the intensive training, my daughter

will be getting better. Now I have to come back to re-consider the chelation

approach because my daughter is in 4-grade now, the academics is getting much

harder and challenging for her. Even though she is a very hard worker and she is

willing to do whatever you ask her, since her brain is a starving brain, she

could not get a lot of stuff especially in terms of comprehension. Her

communication and language skills still are not good. So my question here is

that too late to start chelation for my 10-year old daughter? I know the

younger, the better for chelation. Does someone have any experience of chelation

for a little old kid like my daughter's age? What's the progress and change?

Thanks a lot,

Yanping

[Guest guest]

I started in my 30s too and one of my boys started at age 9. Age 10 is as good

a time as any; the brain goes through a new growth phase during puberty so

getting the metals out now will prevent problems later.

Jo

> >

> > >

> > > Hello,

> > >

> > > I am newbie and just joined in the group today. My 10-year old

daughter is asd. I heard the chelation 5 years ago. But that time I feel it is

too risky. So I never give it a shot and just think through the intensive

training, my daughter will be getting better. Now I have to come back to

re-consider the chelation approach because my daughter is in 4-grade now, the

academics is getting much harder and challenging for her. Even though she is a

very hard worker and she is willing to do whatever you ask her, since her brain

is a starving brain, she could not get a lot of stuff especially in terms of

comprehension. Her communication and language skills still are not good. So my

question here is that too late to start chelation for my 10-year old daughter?

> >

> > No.

> >

> > Get on with it.

> >

> > >I know the younger, the better for chelation.

> >

> > That's a common opinion among incompetent doctors who don't know how to

chelate properly. They need the kids to be young so they can recover from the

damage doing it wrong causes. If you do it properly you can start at any age

and expect benefits.

> >

> > >Does someone have any experience of chelation for a little old kid like my

daughter's age? What's the progress and change?

> >

> > I've heard everything from infants to people with ASD (autism, asperger's)

since birth who only started to chelate as adults. They did fine.

> >

> > >

> > > Thanks a lot,

> > >

> > > Yanping

> > >

> > Andy

> >

> > http://www.noamalgam.com/index.html

> > Amalgam Illness: Diagnosis and Treatment

> >

> > http://www.noamalgam.com/hairtestbook.html

> > Hair Test Interpretation: Finding Hidden Toxicities

> >

> > http://www.noamalgam.com/nourishinghope.html

> > Nourishing Hope for Autism: Nutrition Intervention for Healing Our Children

> >

> > http://www.noamalgam.com/biologicaltreatments.html

> > Biological Treatments for Autism and PDD

> >

>