Re: Lymes Disease and Chelation question!

[Guest guest]

Lori,

We did do IV but our son developed asthma attacks afterward and it really

scared me, so we have quit again. I've been at this a long time, and in

hindsight I wish we had followed Andy's protocol. I think it is safer and I

think it is less expensive too. I also want to say that in 2001, this was

the only board I could find at the time, and the people here put me on the

right track for so many things that helped my son.

My son was completely non-verbal, moderate/severe, and he is now

high-functioning and very verbal.

This is just my opinion. I am feeling a little regret about not having done

Andy's protocol in the beginning. IV chelation did get out a lot of metals,

but I was always very nervous about it, and then when the asthma attacks

started..... I just think we have to find the safest way possible to help

our kids. There is risk in everything, but Andy has always made a lot of

sense to me and given me very good advice over the years.

Hope this helps,

Haven

[Guest guest]

Please don't do IV chelation or suppositories. Look into AC protocol chelation.

( Hall Cutler) IV chelation can be dangerous and all it does is free's up

a bunch of metals and drops them. AC protocol doses chelators at their half

life. You dose small amounts every few hours for 3 days and then take a break

(usually for 4 days), and repeat. This keeps the metals steadily moving out of

the body. And, when you stop, you are only redistributing small amounts of

metals (we're using 5 mg right now).

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> Hello,

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> I am new on this board. Basically, we met with a DAN doctor and my son's test

results came back. He has a leaky gut, yeast overgrowth, heavy metals

(mercury), and an infection (she doesn't know what, but she thinks it's Lymes

disease).

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> We need to get my son's body to a healing place with a very restrictive diet.

We are following the IGG tests. Then she wanted us to come back in a month to

talk about chelation and testing for Lymes. This is all out of pocket, so we

have already spent a ton of money.

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> So, she want to do IV chelation because it's most effective. She also

mentioned suppositories. The IV is twice a month.

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> The test for Lymes will determine whether or now he has it. Then we go for

treatment. This is going to be thousands upon thousands of dollars.

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> So, I guess what I want to ask is, is there any other way to do chelation

besides such an invasive and expensive route? Any recommended oral way?

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> Has anyone dealt with Lyme's disease? He tested 1054 on the Neopterin level.

Any advice?

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> Thanks!

> Lori

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