Help please people with older kids

[Guest guest]

Iam writing for some advise my son is going to be 12 in march , weve been

at this for 5 years. My son is high functioning and doing well hes verbal

but cant hold a converstion, but he can learn and is basically happy kid, all

his supplements and yeast protocol is in place. Ok we have done dmps when

he was first dignosed and we have done ncd , ac for a little , tried liver

life and ndf plus did ok on that couldn't tolerate liver life made him

very emotional, as i said hes doing great on his supps and good in school but

not neally recovered still missing something, any advise on the ac protocol

for him will it help him keep improving or should i go back to the ndf

plus , with him doing well im thinking hes missing a good chelator to help him

to keep improving , do you guys think at this age it will him to start the

ac protcol . any one with older kids i would love to here from , feel free

to email me off or on list really need some advise thank you all in

advance. linda

[Guest guest]

Have you done any chelation using the Cutler 'low and slow' protocol. It is the

#1 intervention for helping my young adult daughter. We did not begin until she

was 16y so there is still time for marked improvement @ 12y. You can do the Hair

Elements Test[info in files] to see what are the problem areas or you can just

chelate. Make sure there is no amalgam in mouth before you do. The alcohol in

liver life would be a big problem for my child. Milk thistle is an alternative

liver support.

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> Iam writing for some advise my son is going to be 12 in march , weve been

> at this for 5 years. My son is high functioning and doing well hes verbal

> but cant hold a converstion, but he can learn and is basically happy kid, all

> his supplements and yeast protocol is in place. Ok we have done dmps when

> he was first dignosed and we have done ncd , ac for a little , tried liver

> life and ndf plus did ok on that couldn't tolerate liver life made him

> very emotional, as i said hes doing great on his supps and good in school but

> not neally recovered still missing something, any advise on the ac protocol

> for him will it help him keep improving or should i go back to the ndf

> plus , with him doing well im thinking hes missing a good chelator to help

him

> to keep improving , do you guys think at this age it will him to start the

> ac protcol . any one with older kids i would love to here from , feel free

> to email me off or on list really need some advise thank you all in

> advance. linda

>

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[Guest guest]

hi mary thank you for your response yes we have tried it i amit i didn't

stick to it but we did see improvements are you seeing any thing with your 16

yr old? ty linda

In a message dated 1/5/2011 1:30:23 P.M. Central Standard Time,

mbrookh@... writes:

Have you done any chelation using the Cutler 'low and slow' protocol. It is

the #1 intervention for helping my young adult daughter. We did not begin

until she was 16y so there is still time for marked improvement @ 12y. You

can do the Hair Elements Test[info in files] to see what are the problem

areas or you can just chelate. Make sure there is no amalgam in mouth before

you do. The alcohol in liver life would be a big problem for my child. Milk

thistle is an alternative liver support.

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> Iam writing for some advise my son is going to be 12 in march , weve

been

> at this for 5 years. My son is high functioning and doing well hes

verbal

> but cant hold a converstion, but he can learn and is basically happy

kid, all

> his supplements and yeast protocol is in place. Ok we have done dmps

when

> he was first dignosed and we have done ncd , ac for a little , tried

liver

> life and ndf plus did ok on that couldn't tolerate liver life made him

> very emotional, as i said hes doing great on his supps and good in

school but

> not neally recovered still missing something, any advise on the ac

protocol

> for him will it help him keep improving or should i go back to the ndf

> plus , with him doing well im thinking hes missing a good chelator to

help him

> to keep improving , do you guys think at this age it will him to start

the

> ac protcol . any one with older kids i would love to here from , feel

free

> to email me off or on list really need some advise thank you all in

> advance. linda

>

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[Guest guest]

You need to do AC protocol and STICK with it. It takes a very long time but it

does work. NCD- just search the archives or read the Onibasu Wiki about other

chelators and why not to use them.

supplements alone don't recover a child.

Social stuff comes by removing that mercury.

And I do think it will help him, it's not too late. Adults still regain/get

social skills and improve with chelation. I would also suggest social skills

therapy/group to help him beause at his age having social skills is becoming

more imperative to functioning in the world.

Jan

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> Iam writing for some advise my son is going to be 12 in march , weve been

> at this for 5 years. My son is high functioning and doing well hes verbal

> but cant hold a converstion, but he can learn and is basically happy kid, all

> his supplements and yeast protocol is in place. Ok we have done dmps when

> he was first dignosed and we have done ncd , ac for a little , tried liver

> life and ndf plus did ok on that couldn't tolerate liver life made him

> very emotional, as i said hes doing great on his supps and good in school but

> not neally recovered still missing something, any advise on the ac protocol

> for him will it help him keep improving or should i go back to the ndf

> plus , with him doing well im thinking hes missing a good chelator to help

him

> to keep improving , do you guys think at this age it will him to start the

> ac protcol . any one with older kids i would love to here from , feel free

> to email me off or on list really need some advise thank you all in

> advance. linda

>

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[Guest guest]

If he needs chelation, no age is too late. I haven't chelated my sons but have

treated other issues. My oldest was 14 when the biomed stuff began to get

addressed effectively and consistently (there were some stabs at vitamin

protocols and such before that which did help but I didn't know enough to make

major headway). He's 23 and so different from when he was a kid. I did some

chelation in my late thirties to help address life-long health issues and have

been resolving those issues. It is never too late. You just need to figure out

what specifically your child needs. *Proper* chelation does a lot of good for a

lot of people.

Peace and good luck.

Michele

http://www.healthgazelle.com

http://www.kidslikemine.com

http://www.solanorail.com

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> Iam writing for some advise my son is going to be 12 in march , weve been

> at this for 5 years. My son is high functioning and doing well hes verbal

> but cant hold a converstion, but he can learn and is basically happy kid, all

> his supplements and yeast protocol is in place. Ok we have done dmps when

> he was first dignosed and we have done ncd , ac for a little , tried liver

> life and ndf plus did ok on that couldn't tolerate liver life made him

> very emotional, as i said hes doing great on his supps and good in school but

> not neally recovered still missing something, any advise on the ac protocol

> for him will it help him keep improving or should i go back to the ndf

> plus , with him doing well im thinking hes missing a good chelator to help

him

> to keep improving , do you guys think at this age it will him to start the

> ac protcol . any one with older kids i would love to here from , feel free

> to email me off or on list really need some advise thank you all in

> advance. linda

>

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[Guest guest]

My 15 yo boy is improving dramatically on this protocol and we just started this

past year. I highly recommend it. We stick to the exact doseage and the

schedule and just keep moving forward. Since my child got autism at age 19 mos,

this is the best thing that has ever happened to us.

Deb

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> Iam writing for some advise my son is going to be 12 in march , weve been

> at this for 5 years. My son is high functioning and doing well hes verbal

> but cant hold a converstion, but he can learn and is basically happy kid, all

> his supplements and yeast protocol is in place. Ok we have done dmps when

> he was first dignosed and we have done ncd , ac for a little , tried liver

> life and ndf plus did ok on that couldn't tolerate liver life made him

> very emotional, as i said hes doing great on his supps and good in school but

> not neally recovered still missing something, any advise on the ac protocol

> for him will it help him keep improving or should i go back to the ndf

> plus , with him doing well im thinking hes missing a good chelator to help

him

> to keep improving , do you guys think at this age it will him to start the

> ac protcol . any one with older kids i would love to here from , feel free

> to email me off or on list really need some advise thank you all in

> advance. linda

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you deb for your response ! What dosage do use for a 103 lb child ?

and is it every 3 hrs even at night or 4 hours at night ? thank you linda

In a message dated 1/5/2011 11:29:07 P.M. Central Standard Time,

misterboysmom@... writes:

My 15 yo boy is improving dramatically on this protocol and we just started

this past year. I highly recommend it. We stick to the exact doseage and

the schedule and just keep moving forward. Since my child got autism at age

19 mos, this is the best thing that has ever happened to us.

Deb

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> Iam writing for some advise my son is going to be 12 in march , weve

been

> at this for 5 years. My son is high functioning and doing well hes

verbal

> but cant hold a converstion, but he can learn and is basically happy

kid, all

> his supplements and yeast protocol is in place. Ok we have done dmps

when

> he was first dignosed and we have done ncd , ac for a little , tried

liver

> life and ndf plus did ok on that couldn't tolerate liver life made him

> very emotional, as i said hes doing great on his supps and good in

school but

> not neally recovered still missing something, any advise on the ac

protocol

> for him will it help him keep improving or should i go back to the ndf

> plus , with him doing well im thinking hes missing a good chelator to

help him

> to keep improving , do you guys think at this age it will him to start

the

> ac protcol . any one with older kids i would love to here from , feel

free

> to email me off or on list really need some advise thank you all in

> advance. linda

>

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[Guest guest]

I believe it's 1/4 mg per lb of body weight to start with. My boy is 134 lbs,

which would be about 33mg, so I use 25 mg because it is easy to buy that

doseage. It seems you might use the same doseage. Everyone told me LOW and

SLOW so I'm taking their advice.

I go every 3 hours around the clock. I think some people go 4 hours at night

but I just stick with 3. It's a lot easier than I had thought. I have a

kitchen timer and I just set it for 3 hours. When it goes off I re-set it for

another 3 hours, and take him the pill. At night I put the timer on a little

table near the bed - I don't use the bedside table because I don't want to turn

it off like an alarm and think that I've hit snooze. Anyway the whole thing

takes me less than a minute and back to bed again.

It's very easy and it's a lot easier than dealing with severe rage and

aggression before we started this protocol. My life has gone from misery to

happy in 8 rounds. I even had someone in to patch up all the holes in the walls

because things are going so well. Before I would just tape a piece of paper

over them because I knew patching was a waste of time.

I'm willing to get up any time, night or day, for this. I actually look forward

to each round because I know I'm helping my boy.

Deb

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> > Iam writing for some advise my son is going to be 12 in march , weve

> been

> > at this for 5 years. My son is high functioning and doing well hes

> verbal

> > but cant hold a converstion, but he can learn and is basically happy

> kid, all

> > his supplements and yeast protocol is in place. Ok we have done dmps

> when

> > he was first dignosed and we have done ncd , ac for a little , tried

> liver

> > life and ndf plus did ok on that couldn't tolerate liver life made him

> > very emotional, as i said hes doing great on his supps and good in

> school but

> > not neally recovered still missing something, any advise on the ac

> protocol

> > for him will it help him keep improving or should i go back to the ndf

> > plus , with him doing well im thinking hes missing a good chelator to

> help him

> > to keep improving , do you guys think at this age it will him to start

> the

> > ac protcol . any one with older kids i would love to here from , feel

> free

> > to email me off or on list really need some advise thank you all in

> > advance. linda

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