Re: ALA or DMSA - how to start chelation healing?

[Guest guest]

Hi Shruti,

Please email me at " kumaabh@... " . I have an entire plan set up for our

son. I would like to cross check with you and compare chelation notes.

Thanks

Rochelle.

>

> Dear parents,

>

> Hello. So I have the chelators with me and I plan to begin this weekend.

> I want to know what should be the best game plan for us. I read many

> saying they prefer just ALA vs. DMSA.

>

> Here are our facts, I'm still waiting for hair test results:

>

> 1. My daughter is 3 yrs old, weighs 30 lbs.

> 2. She has urinary reflux problem and may need a surgery in near future.

> 3. Due to reflux, her right side kidney is damaged, but still

> functioning. So our primary concern is to not stress her kidneys.

> 4. She also has absent seizures and is on medication for that. With

> Taurine supplements I see her seizures are being controlled better.

> 5. Recently she had bad viral and/or fungal infection in mouth... not

> sure if it was yeast overgrowth or reaction to giving her way more GSE

> ... so any advise on that is appreciated as we are to start chelation

> process.

>

> Based on the above facts, what would be our best game plan? How should I

> plan my dosage? 1/8 mg /lb?

>

> Thank you all!!

>

> Shruti.

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dear Shruti

whichever you decide, go slow at first. sometimes chelation promotes yeast and

you may be seeing that already in her mouth. the chelation should help with

seizures over time, but go slowly.

you probably have already looked at her foods, sweet things make yeast worse,

GSE helps but avoiding it helps as well.

also with urinary issues, watch out for high oxalate foods.

best of luck to you and your daughter.

>

> Dear parents,

>

> Hello. So I have the chelators with me and I plan to begin this weekend.

> I want to know what should be the best game plan for us. I read many

> saying they prefer just ALA vs. DMSA.

>

> Here are our facts, I'm still waiting for hair test results:

>

> 1. My daughter is 3 yrs old, weighs 30 lbs.

> 2. She has urinary reflux problem and may need a surgery in near future.

> 3. Due to reflux, her right side kidney is damaged, but still

> functioning. So our primary concern is to not stress her kidneys.

> 4. She also has absent seizures and is on medication for that. With

> Taurine supplements I see her seizures are being controlled better.

> 5. Recently she had bad viral and/or fungal infection in mouth... not

> sure if it was yeast overgrowth or reaction to giving her way more GSE

> ... so any advise on that is appreciated as we are to start chelation

> process.

>

> Based on the above facts, what would be our best game plan? How should I

> plan my dosage? 1/8 mg /lb?

>

> Thank you all!!

>

> Shruti.

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you so much for your reply!! I will sure watch out for yeast and for high

oxalate foods. Is there any supplement that helps with high oxalate food?

Shruti.

> >

> > Dear parents,

> >

> > Hello. So I have the chelators with me and I plan to begin this weekend.

> > I want to know what should be the best game plan for us. I read many

> > saying they prefer just ALA vs. DMSA.

> >

> > Here are our facts, I'm still waiting for hair test results:

> >

> > 1. My daughter is 3 yrs old, weighs 30 lbs.

> > 2. She has urinary reflux problem and may need a surgery in near future.

> > 3. Due to reflux, her right side kidney is damaged, but still

> > functioning. So our primary concern is to not stress her kidneys.

> > 4. She also has absent seizures and is on medication for that. With

> > Taurine supplements I see her seizures are being controlled better.

> > 5. Recently she had bad viral and/or fungal infection in mouth... not

> > sure if it was yeast overgrowth or reaction to giving her way more GSE

> > ... so any advise on that is appreciated as we are to start chelation

> > process.

> >

> > Based on the above facts, what would be our best game plan? How should I

> > plan my dosage? 1/8 mg /lb?

> >

> > Thank you all!!

> >

> > Shruti.

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Calcium Citrate will both bind oxalates if taken 20-30 mins before meals.

Magnesium Citrate also binds them as well.

Avoid high doses of Vit C. Vit C converts to oxalates. With her kidney issues,

Id go low dose Vit C and look for other means of antioxidant support, maybe Vit

E and A which also inhibit oxalates.

VSL 3 is a probiotic that degrades oxalates pretty effectively.

Biotin. Start low and work up. Will help control yeast, which produces

oxalates.

Karla

> > >

> > > Dear parents,

> > >

> > > Hello. So I have the chelators with me and I plan to begin this weekend.

> > > I want to know what should be the best game plan for us. I read many

> > > saying they prefer just ALA vs. DMSA.

> > >

> > > Here are our facts, I'm still waiting for hair test results:

> > >

> > > 1. My daughter is 3 yrs old, weighs 30 lbs.

> > > 2. She has urinary reflux problem and may need a surgery in near future.

> > > 3. Due to reflux, her right side kidney is damaged, but still

> > > functioning. So our primary concern is to not stress her kidneys.

> > > 4. She also has absent seizures and is on medication for that. With

> > > Taurine supplements I see her seizures are being controlled better.

> > > 5. Recently she had bad viral and/or fungal infection in mouth... not

> > > sure if it was yeast overgrowth or reaction to giving her way more GSE

> > > ... so any advise on that is appreciated as we are to start chelation

> > > process.

> > >

> > > Based on the above facts, what would be our best game plan? How should I

> > > plan my dosage? 1/8 mg /lb?

> > >

> > > Thank you all!!

> > >

> > > Shruti.

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

[Guest guest]

Thanks so much!! Taking notes and putting in effect tomorrow

> > > >

> > > > Dear parents,

> > > >

> > > > Hello. So I have the chelators with me and I plan to begin this weekend.

> > > > I want to know what should be the best game plan for us. I read many

> > > > saying they prefer just ALA vs. DMSA.

> > > >

> > > > Here are our facts, I'm still waiting for hair test results:

> > > >

> > > > 1. My daughter is 3 yrs old, weighs 30 lbs.

> > > > 2. She has urinary reflux problem and may need a surgery in near future.

> > > > 3. Due to reflux, her right side kidney is damaged, but still

> > > > functioning. So our primary concern is to not stress her kidneys.

> > > > 4. She also has absent seizures and is on medication for that. With

> > > > Taurine supplements I see her seizures are being controlled better.

> > > > 5. Recently she had bad viral and/or fungal infection in mouth... not

> > > > sure if it was yeast overgrowth or reaction to giving her way more GSE

> > > > ... so any advise on that is appreciated as we are to start chelation

> > > > process.

> > > >

> > > > Based on the above facts, what would be our best game plan? How should I

> > > > plan my dosage? 1/8 mg /lb?

> > > >

> > > > Thank you all!!

> > > >

> > > > Shruti.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

[Guest guest]

Karla,

How much Calcium Citrate is recommended for a 5 year old?

Thanks,

sasmita

> > > >

> > > > Dear parents,

> > > >

> > > > Hello. So I have the chelators with me and I plan to begin this weekend.

> > > > I want to know what should be the best game plan for us. I read many

> > > > saying they prefer just ALA vs. DMSA.

> > > >

> > > > Here are our facts, I'm still waiting for hair test results:

> > > >

> > > > 1. My daughter is 3 yrs old, weighs 30 lbs.

> > > > 2. She has urinary reflux problem and may need a surgery in near future.

> > > > 3. Due to reflux, her right side kidney is damaged, but still

> > > > functioning. So our primary concern is to not stress her kidneys.

> > > > 4. She also has absent seizures and is on medication for that. With

> > > > Taurine supplements I see her seizures are being controlled better.

> > > > 5. Recently she had bad viral and/or fungal infection in mouth... not

> > > > sure if it was yeast overgrowth or reaction to giving her way more GSE

> > > > ... so any advise on that is appreciated as we are to start chelation

> > > > process.

> > > >

> > > > Based on the above facts, what would be our best game plan? How should I

> > > > plan my dosage? 1/8 mg /lb?

> > > >

> > > > Thank you all!!

> > > >

> > > > Shruti.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

[Guest guest]

My son (6 yrs) was taking 1200 mg, but we are slowly increasing. His hair test

showed low calcium, which makes me think its being tied up with the oxalates and

we need to supplement away from the meals.

Karla

> > > > >

> > > > > Dear parents,

> > > > >

> > > > > Hello. So I have the chelators with me and I plan to begin this

weekend.

> > > > > I want to know what should be the best game plan for us. I read many

> > > > > saying they prefer just ALA vs. DMSA.

> > > > >

> > > > > Here are our facts, I'm still waiting for hair test results:

> > > > >

> > > > > 1. My daughter is 3 yrs old, weighs 30 lbs.

> > > > > 2. She has urinary reflux problem and may need a surgery in near

future.

> > > > > 3. Due to reflux, her right side kidney is damaged, but still

> > > > > functioning. So our primary concern is to not stress her kidneys.

> > > > > 4. She also has absent seizures and is on medication for that. With

> > > > > Taurine supplements I see her seizures are being controlled better.

> > > > > 5. Recently she had bad viral and/or fungal infection in mouth... not

> > > > > sure if it was yeast overgrowth or reaction to giving her way more GSE

> > > > > ... so any advise on that is appreciated as we are to start chelation

> > > > > process.

> > > > >

> > > > > Based on the above facts, what would be our best game plan? How should

I

> > > > > plan my dosage? 1/8 mg /lb?

> > > > >

> > > > > Thank you all!!

> > > > >

> > > > > Shruti.

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

> > > > >

[Guest guest]

>>Is there any supplement that helps with high oxalate food?

B6 and magnesium.

Dana