Guest guest Posted July 8, 2010 Report Share Posted July 8, 2010 Hi Sandy, Comments interspersed. LInda S S Chelation IV vs Oral Posted by: " sandy " sandy@... pickleandpopcorn Thu Jul 8, 2010 3:44 am (PDT) Hello everyone, We are ready to start chelating. Our PA is open to different kinds of chelation. She can do EDTA IV every two weeks. *EDTA is contraindicated for mercury toxic folks. IV is contraindicated in general, every two weeks is contraindicated because it doesn't take half-life into account. (She said this would help get aluminum, which we know is a problem for us). Or she said we could do oral DMSA, 3days on, 4 days off. With both of these, she said we could add the ALA later after we know she is tolerating it. She also said there is an order to the way the metals come out. *Go with the oral but make sure to use appropriate dosing (1/8-1/2 mg/lb) and schedule every 4 hrs day and night for DMSA, every 3 day and night for ALA, every 3 for both together. I am afraid if I give the DMSA, it won't pull anything because of all the Aluminum. I would appreciate any info you can give me. *Have you identified and reduced/ removed sources of exposure? www.danasview.net/metals My daughter is 14 and does well. She is a yeasty kid, so I am concerned about the oral chelation making it worse. *Moving mercury increases yeast, regardless of route. Also, should I do the hair test that Andy recommends before I start? *That would help you have a baseline and know what you're dealing with. Make sure to apply the counting rules. Thanks, Sandy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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