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I've always heard you shouldn't use anything like that. It can interfere

with the ingredients in the suppository as well as absorption.

With any suppository we've ever used (for anything), I've always dipped it

in warm water for a second or two and they've always gone right in.

Kerrie

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> We will use DMSA suppository this week.To smooth the progress of putting

the suoppository in, I want to use grease.But which grease I should choose

but not affect the effect of DMSA?

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> We will use DMSA suppository this week.To smooth the progress of putting the

suoppository in, I want to use grease.But which grease I should choose but not

affect the effect of DMSA?

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Vaseline is what is used for that type of thing.

Rethink suppository chelation. There are many reasons why suppositories are not

a suitable dosage form for chelation. If DMSA is given at intervals longer than

every 4h there will be redistribution and regression that will be difficult to

correct with proper chelation. The dose in suppositories is usually too high

for a single dose, rectal absorption rate is erratic, leading to more

redistribution and worsening. Imagine what it would be like to be the child who

has a suppository placed every 4h around the clock for 3 days per week for

years. Oral chelation is much better and less expensive. Use www.onibasu.com

to search for past discussions.

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I'm guessing this is some large dose prescribed to you by your DAN doctor, to

give once a day.

This will harm your child even more.

Forget the grease, don't do it.

Chelate properly following the AC protocol.

Read about it in the files section of the group.

TJ

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Subject: [ ] Which Grease can be used for DMSA suppository?

 

We will use DMSA suppository this week.To smooth the progress of putting the

suoppository in, I want to use grease.But which grease I should choose but not

affect the effect of DMSA?

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We did suppository because it doesn't kick up yeast like oral. We did the

dosage based on his height/weight every 8 hours...NOT once a day. Don't assume,

please.

We used Emu Oil to help.

I only stopped when it became an emotional issue around 5, and he wasn't dumping

anymore in huge amounts.

We now use OSR with no side effects.

HTH,

Kersten

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> I'm guessing this is some large dose prescribed to you by your DAN doctor, to

give once a day.

> This will harm your child even more.

> Forget the grease, don't do it.

> Chelate properly following the AC protocol.

> Read about it in the files section of the group.

> TJ

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suoppository in, I want to use grease.But which grease I should choose but not

affect the effect of DMSA?

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The yeast comes from the metals moving through the gut, not the chelator.

Doesn't matter how you get it into the body.

The half life of DMSA is 4 hours, so you need to give it every 4 hours, day and

night, to avoid metal re-distribution and more harm to your child or yourself.

Not my opinion, just science. Read the book.

OSR is an experimental supplement, with no published half-life, so it cannot be

dosed safely.

TJ

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From: Kersten <kerstenrojas@...>

Sent: Sat, May 15, 2010 7:42:49 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Which Grease can be used for DMSA suppository?

 

We did suppository because it doesn't kick up yeast like oral. We did the dosage

based on his height/weight every 8 hours...NOT once a day. Don't assume, please.

We used Emu Oil to help.

I only stopped when it became an emotional issue around 5, and he wasn't dumping

anymore in huge amounts.

We now use OSR with no side effects.

HTH,

Kersten

Educate the Tribune! Blog with me...

www.chicagonow.com/fightingautism

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> I'm guessing this is some large dose prescribed to you by your DAN doctor, to

give once a day.

> This will harm your child even more.

> Forget the grease, don't do it.

> Chelate properly following the AC protocol.

> Read about it in the files section of the group.

> TJ

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affect the effect of DMSA?

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