Re: Chelating kids who are prone to elevated liver enzymes and weak kidney function????

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I am not sure what you mean when you say your son has both characteristics.

But, as far as damaging kidneys, you will not damage healthy kidneys with the AC

protocol. If you wish to check basic kidney/liver function prior to chelation,

you can have CBC and Metabolic Panel (bloodwork) run.

Does your child already have poor kidney function? Make sure he stays hydrated;

that is the best protection.

My guess is someone has told you chelation will damage the kidneys. Improper

chelation just might. Low dose/high frequency chelation should not.

Pam

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> Has anyone had experience with the a.m. Topics and chelating your kid??? My

DS has both " characteristics " and I am weary of damaging his kidneys even at low

dose AC protocol, what is the best way to protect kidneys while chelating? .

Comments will be appreciated.

> Isa

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No Pam, nobody has told me that, as a matter of fact, I know that both liver and

kidneys are damaged from the presence of HM, that's why I am so eager to

start....but yes, my kid tends to have elevated liver enzymes and right NOW, he

is having kidney problems of unidentified cause. I am really worried about him,

he drinks a lot of water, but pees more than he is drinking...not good.

Isa

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[ ] Re: Chelating kids who are prone to elevated liver

enzymes and weak kidney function????

I am not sure what you mean when you say your son has both characteristics.

But, as far as damaging kidneys, you will not damage healthy kidneys with the AC

protocol. If you wish to check basic kidney/liver function prior to chelation,

you can have CBC and Metabolic Panel (bloodwork) run.

Does your child already have poor kidney function? Make sure he stays hydrated;

that is the best protection.

My guess is someone has told you chelation will damage the kidneys. Improper

chelation just might. Low dose/high frequency chelation should not.

Pam

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> Has anyone had experience with the a.m. Topics and chelating your kid??? My

DS has both " characteristics " and I am weary of damaging his kidneys even at low

dose AC protocol, what is the best way to protect kidneys while chelating? .

Comments will be appreciated.

> Isa

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> Enviado desde mi oficina móvil BlackBerry® de Telcel

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What is HM? High mercury?

My son had shown an elevated liver enzyme from time to time but it was isolated

and seemingly nothing. I think it was AST but I cannot remember.

For the liver, milk thistle is good and ALA actually is protective to the liver.

Since you have the blood tests, that means you are under a doctor's care? DAN!?

Excessive urination isn't necessarily a sign of problems with the kidneys. The

pituitary gland is also involved.

What specific blood work is showing problems? Do you have measurement of

creatine clearance?

Personally, based solely on what you say, I'd delay chelating until I figured

out if any kidney or liver function problems exist.

Pam

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DS has both " characteristics " and I am weary of damaging his kidneys even at low

dose AC protocol, what is the best way to protect kidneys while chelating? .

Comments will be appreciated.

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[Guest guest]

What's an a.m. Topics?

TJ

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From: " isaguzmandiaz2@... " <isaguzmandiaz2@...>

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Sent: Thu, July 15, 2010 3:07:59 PM

Subject: [ ] Chelating kids who are prone to elevated liver enzymes

and weak kidney function????

Has anyone had experience with the a.m. Topics and chelating your kid??? My DS

has both " characteristics " and I am weary of damaging his kidneys even at low

dose AC protocol, what is the best way to protect kidneys while chelating? .

Comments will be appreciated.

Isa

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[Guest guest]

Isa,

Sorry to know about your kid's kidney problems.

I have few suggestions, if its suits you;)

Stop his Spinach intake, watch out for Calcium intake in all foods and may be

its wise to back off on Calcium supplementation for 3-5 days.

Good Luck!

Sasmita

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> No Pam, nobody has told me that, as a matter of fact, I know that both liver

and kidneys are damaged from the presence of HM, that's why I am so eager to

start....but yes, my kid tends to have elevated liver enzymes and right NOW, he

is having kidney problems of unidentified cause. I am really worried about him,

he drinks a lot of water, but pees more than he is drinking...not good.

> Isa

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> Enviado desde mi oficina móvil BlackBerry® de Telcel

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> [ ] Re: Chelating kids who are prone to elevated liver

enzymes and weak kidney function????

>

> I am not sure what you mean when you say your son has both characteristics.

>

> But, as far as damaging kidneys, you will not damage healthy kidneys with the

AC protocol. If you wish to check basic kidney/liver function prior to

chelation, you can have CBC and Metabolic Panel (bloodwork) run.

>

> Does your child already have poor kidney function? Make sure he stays

hydrated; that is the best protection.

>

> My guess is someone has told you chelation will damage the kidneys. Improper

chelation just might. Low dose/high frequency chelation should not.

>

> Pam

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DS has both " characteristics " and I am weary of damaging his kidneys even at low

dose AC protocol, what is the best way to protect kidneys while chelating? .

Comments will be appreciated.

> > Isa

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[Guest guest]

I second Sasmita's suggestions.

I know a traditional Indian (India's) Water Therapy that may be helpful. It is

very simple to follow. Just start low and slow (like Autism biomedical

intervention). Better talk to his doctor before.

Check out this link:

http://nitaai.net/forums/viewtopic.php?id=2024

Also, make sure to give enough Magnesium and Vitamin D when supplementing

Calcium.

HTH,

Ragha

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My DS has both " characteristics " and I am weary of damaging his kidneys even at

low dose AC protocol, what is the best way to protect kidneys while chelating? .

Comments will be appreciated.

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Look into the Low Oxalate Diet.  It is kinder on kidneys.

nancy j

a child is diagnosed with

asd every 20 seconds

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> No Pam, nobody has told me that, as a matter of fact, I know that both liver

and kidneys are damaged from the presence of HM, that's why I am so eager to

start....but yes, my kid tends to have elevated liver enzymes and right NOW, he

is having kidney problems of unidentified cause. I am really worried about him,

he drinks a lot of water, but pees more than he is drinking...not good.

> Isa

>

> Enviado desde mi oficina móvil BlackBerry® de Telcel

>

> [ ] Re: Chelating kids who are prone to elevated liver

enzymes and weak kidney function????

>

> I am not sure what you mean when you say your son has both characteristics.

>

> But, as far as damaging kidneys, you will not damage healthy kidneys with the

AC protocol. If you wish to check basic kidney/liver function prior to

chelation, you can have CBC and Metabolic Panel (bloodwork) run.

>

> Does your child already have poor kidney function? Make sure he stays

hydrated; that is the best protection.

>

> My guess is someone has told you chelation will damage the kidneys. Improper

chelation just might. Low dose/high frequency chelation should not.

>

> Pam

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> > Has anyone had experience with the a.m. Topics and chelating your kid??? My

DS has both " characteristics " and I am weary of damaging his kidneys even at low

dose AC protocol, what is the best way to protect kidneys while chelating? .

Comments will be appreciated.

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[Guest guest]

Excellent Link Ragha!

Thanks,

Sasmita

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low dose AC protocol, what is the best way to protect kidneys while chelating? .

Comments will be appreciated.

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Peeing too much can be corrected rather easily with herbs. You might want to

consider finding an herbalist in your area.

Libby

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low dose AC protocol, what is the best way to protect kidneys while chelating? .

Comments will be appreciated.

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