Guest guest Posted February 23, 2010 Report Share Posted February 23, 2010 I've seen more than one post where someone has said that increasing the amount of ALA does not increase the amount of mercury excreted. Is this true (maybe I read that wrong)? If it does not increase the excretion, then why would you increase the amount of ALA? Wouldn't you just stay at the 1/8 amount? I started at 10 mg (son is approx 75 pounds). I did first 5 rounds at this then moved up to 20 mg next 2 rounds. I've seen no negatives except a ton of yeast and very noticeable improvements in his speech(I'm so ecstatic). Was I too quick to increase? Son also has some lead which was detected by a blood serum test so I know I need to add DMSA at some point. The yeast is really bad right now so I'm going to hold off but I was wondering if I should wait a certain amount of rounds before introducing it. I'm also concerned about adding this because he does not tolerate any form of sulfur (magnesium supplements, epsom salts, ...). Is there anything to counteract this with the DMSA? thanks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2010 Report Share Posted February 24, 2010 Maybe it was more like increasing the amount of ALA doesn't proportionally increased the amount of ALA excreted (ie; double the dose doesn't mean double the amount excreted). Increasing after 5 rounds isn't a bad move. I can't help you on the sulfur issue since we never dealt with it. Congrats on seeing the language improvmements; those are always so encouraging. Pam > > I've seen more than one post where someone has said that increasing the amount of ALA does not increase the amount of mercury excreted. Is this true (maybe I read that wrong)? If it does not increase the excretion, then why would you increase the amount of ALA? Wouldn't you just stay at the 1/8 amount? > > I started at 10 mg (son is approx 75 pounds). I did first 5 rounds at this then moved up to 20 mg next 2 rounds. I've seen no negatives except a ton of yeast and very noticeable improvements in his speech(I'm so ecstatic). Was I too quick to increase? > > Son also has some lead which was detected by a blood serum test so I know I need to add DMSA at some point. The yeast is really bad right now so I'm going to hold off but I was wondering if I should wait a certain amount of rounds before introducing it. I'm also concerned about adding this because he does not tolerate any form of sulfur (magnesium supplements, epsom salts, ...). Is there anything to counteract this with the DMSA? > > thanks > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 24, 2010 Report Share Posted February 24, 2010 > > > > I've seen more than one post where someone has said that increasing the amount of ALA does not increase the amount of mercury excreted. Is this true (maybe I read that wrong)? If it does not increase the excretion, then why would you increase the amount of ALA? Wouldn't you just stay at the 1/8 amount? > > > > I started at 10 mg (son is approx 75 pounds). I did first 5 rounds at this then moved up to 20 mg next 2 rounds. I've seen no negatives except a ton of yeast and very noticeable improvements in his speech(I'm so ecstatic). Was I too quick to increase? > > No, that's ok. I would get the yeast under control before increasing further. And, be sure that the symptoms you are seeing are really yeast and not yeast and some other things that can be treated separately (like possibly adrenal fatigue). > > Son also has some lead which was detected by a blood serum test so I know I need to add DMSA at some point. The yeast is really bad right now so I'm going to hold off but I was wondering if I should wait a certain amount of rounds before introducing it. There should be a file called Neutrophils, yeast and DMSA. Use that to get the yeast under control. Then try a round with 1/8 mg/lb DMSA. It would be good to add DMSA as soon as possible to start moving the lead out. It takes longer to chelate lead because it is stored in bones and will only come out gradually as the body burden is lowered. J > I'm also concerned about adding this because he does not tolerate any form of sulfur (magnesium supplements, epsom salts, ...). Is there anything to counteract this with the DMSA? > > > > thanks > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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