Re: Dr. Cutler re: Beckers muscular dystrophy

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> Dr. Cutler,

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> Any reason that any chelating agent (using your protocol, of course) would

> be contraindicated in Beckers (apparently much milder than Duchenne's)

> muscular dystrophy?

Not that I know of.

I would of course suggest careful observation, and intimate familiarit with

figure 15 on page 52 of Amalgam Illness.

I've run across 'late onset' muscular dystrophy which I suspect is actually

environmental. Key questions are whether there is a specific genetic mutation

identified by PCR or other definitive testing, when onset occurs, and whether

any hormonal or lifestyle changes occurred before onset.

In my experience a lot of rare diseases are the misdiagnosis for iatrogenic

mercury poisoning but some people actually do have the rare diseases. Also

sometimes they have the rare disease and the not that rare mercury poisoning,

and genetic conditions may make them more likely to get it or have negative

effects at lower mercury levels.

Hope this helps.

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