AC Chelation

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_http://www.autismpedia.org/wiki/index.php?title=Protocols/Cutler_

(http://www.autismpedia.org/wiki/index.php?title=Protocols/Cutler)

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HTH

Mandi in UK

In a message dated 27/10/2010 03:54:42 GMT Daylight Time,

pominvillek@... writes:

My sons doctor asked me today if I could get some information for her today

regarding AC chelation vs. standard DAN. I was hoping to get some feedback

from you guys to help explain the benefits(in a nut shell). I am going to

print these out and mail them to her. I am still working on her to

prescribe DMPS son for little guy. Thanks in advance, Kathy

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I am wondering if any parent who has been doing chelation for some time seen any

change in a picky eater? Kathy

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My son has undergone the opposite change: He used to eat literally *any* food,

but now groans ( " Uggggh! " ) and refuses things such as leeks, okra, sauerkraut,

and liverwurst -- which he jokingly calls " liver waste. "

If he sees any unidentifiable bits of green vegetable, such as in a soup, he now

asks what it is. This seems so normal!

We used to get compliments like " He's such a good eater! " from people who didn't

know better, when in reality his eating was pathological.

I hope someone with a formerly *picky* child will respond to your question.

Ann

P.S. He's 8 and we've done close to 60 rounds of chelation, Cutler style.

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> I am wondering if any parent who has been doing chelation for some time seen

any change in a picky eater? Kathy

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Mine has gotten better. He's had 110 rounds. He's doesn't eat everything but he

eats a lot more than he used too. Sometimes this is an oral sensory problem and

that may need to be addressed in addition to chelation.

Jan

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> I am wondering if any parent who has been doing chelation for some time seen

any change in a picky eater? Kathy

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