Re: Brain Inflammation: What tests are used to confirm?

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The steroids we used was Prednisolone for two weeks full dose (10ml) then slow

down the dose for another 3 weeks. It gave no side effects other than the

classic moon face and increase in hapetite.

In return we got the inflammation down to normal range, and I tell you something

incredible, it was the first time that he was able to pull out lots of lead and

mercury during IV chelation. We had been doing IV chelation for 6 months with

poor excretions, but the weeks he was on prednisolone, the inflammation went

down and he was able to excrete a lot of metals, when the effect of prednisolone

was gone, then the metals were coming out poorly again. When the body is busy

fighting an inflammation, it will not have the ability to detoxify...

I had read this so many times, but I only believed it when it actually happened

to my son.

I stopped IV chelation and I only resume when he is in steroid, otherwise Chel

does not work for us.

You measure if there is any brain inflammation with the Anne Connolly test;

and you measure how high is the inflammation with the Neopterine test from the

lab in france (LAboratoire Philippe Auguste)

Hope it helps

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