AC Chelation and hyperbarics?

[Guest guest]

Hi everyone,

   We did about 30 or so rounds of AC chelation before and my son's gut

inflammation was unbearable! He was is a lot of pain and the yeast was pretty

bad too. This was about a year ago. My DAN! wants to start chelation again

soon and since we've done IV's before and suppositories and nothings really

worked we don't really know what to try. We thought that since we now have a

Vitaeris hyperbaric chamber that maybe with doing the AC chelation again we can

take the inflammation down by using the chamber and successfully do this

protocol. What do you guys think?

Kate

[Guest guest]

Dr Andy Cutler does not recommend hyperbarics for anyone with merc toxcicity.

Remember it takes 100-300 rounds of ac chelation. What have you used to address

the yeast?

>

> Hi everyone,

>    We did about 30 or so rounds of AC chelation before and my son's gut

> inflammation was unbearable! He was is a lot of pain and the yeast was pretty

> bad too. This was about a year ago. My DAN! wants to start chelation again

> soon and since we've done IV's before and suppositories and nothings really

> worked we don't really know what to try. We thought that since we now have a

> Vitaeris hyperbaric chamber that maybe with doing the AC chelation again we

can

> take the inflammation down by using the chamber and successfully do this

> protocol. What do you guys think?

>

>

> Kate

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I really don't care how many rounds it takes to get the merc out if it's causing

him extreme pain I'll find another route.

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From: ideals04 <ideals04@...>

Sent: Sun, August 29, 2010 1:29:20 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: AC Chelation and hyperbarics?

 

Dr Andy Cutler does not recommend hyperbarics for anyone with merc toxcicity.

Remember it takes 100-300 rounds of ac chelation. What have you used to address

the yeast?

>

> Hi everyone,

>    We did about 30 or so rounds of AC chelation before and my son's gut

> inflammation was unbearable! He was is a lot of pain and the yeast was pretty

> bad too. This was about a year ago. My DAN! wants to start chelation again

> soon and since we've done IV's before and suppositories and nothings really

> worked we don't really know what to try. We thought that since we now have a

> Vitaeris hyperbaric chamber that maybe with doing the AC chelation again we

can

>

> take the inflammation down by using the chamber and successfully do this

> protocol. What do you guys think?

>

>

> Kate

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Sometimes a person has to feel pain before they get better. No pain no gain.

Think about the pain your autistic child is going to suffer mentally if they

have to live their life as a disabled person. I think I'd try anything to

prevent that from happening. The AC protocol is very successful for some people.

> >

> > Hi everyone,

> >    We did about 30 or so rounds of AC chelation before and my son's gut

> > inflammation was unbearable! He was is a lot of pain and the yeast was

pretty

> > bad too. This was about a year ago. My DAN! wants to start chelation again

> > soon and since we've done IV's before and suppositories and nothings really

> > worked we don't really know what to try. We thought that since we now have a

> > Vitaeris hyperbaric chamber that maybe with doing the AC chelation again we

can

> >

> > take the inflammation down by using the chamber and successfully do this

> > protocol. What do you guys think?

> >

> >

> > Kate

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Using Dmsa thro suppository does not cause yeast...........as the medicine does

not go to gut in particular............however i dont know if it is available in

low dose

From: Kate Grayce <kategrayce11@...>

Subject: [ ] AC Chelation and hyperbarics?

autism treatment

Received: Sunday, August 29, 2010, 1:13 PM

 

Hi everyone,

   We did about 30 or so rounds of AC chelation before and my son's gut

inflammation was unbearable! He was is a lot of pain and the yeast was pretty

bad too. This was about a year ago. My DAN! wants to start chelation again

soon and since we've done IV's before and suppositories and nothings really

worked we don't really know what to try. We thought that since we now have a

Vitaeris hyperbaric chamber that maybe with doing the AC chelation again we can

take the inflammation down by using the chamber and successfully do this

protocol. What do you guys think?

Kate

[Guest guest]

Kate,  Does the chelation cause the gut inflamation??

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From: <jamieleesmith88@...>

Sent: Mon, August 30, 2010 7:02:47 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: AC Chelation and hyperbarics?

 

Sometimes a person has to feel pain before they get better. No pain no gain.

Think about the pain your autistic child is going to suffer mentally if they

have to live their life as a disabled person. I think I'd try anything to

prevent that from happening. The AC protocol is very successful for some people.

> >

> > Hi everyone,

> >    We did about 30 or so rounds of AC chelation before and my son's

gut

> > inflammation was unbearable! He was is a lot of pain and the yeast was

pretty

>

> > bad too. This was about a year ago. My DAN! wants to start

chelation again

> > soon and since we've done IV's before and suppositories and nothings

really

> > worked we don't really know what to try. We thought that since we now have a

> > Vitaeris hyperbaric chamber that maybe with doing the AC chelation again we

>can

>

> >

> > take the inflammation down by using the chamber and successfully do this

> > protocol. What do you guys think?

> >

> >

> > Kate

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

That is not true. Any way the chelator gets into the bloodstream causes yeast.

Chelation causes yeast, not DMSA or ALA.

Another DAN fallacy.

TJ

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From: laila aziz <lailamalik2n1@...>

Sent: Mon, August 30, 2010 8:42:45 AM

Subject: Re: [ ] AC Chelation and hyperbarics?

 

Using Dmsa thro suppository does not cause yeast...........as the medicine does

not go to gut in particular............however i dont know if it is available in

low dose

From: Kate Grayce <kategrayce11@...>

Subject: [ ] AC Chelation and hyperbarics?

autism treatment

Received: Sunday, August 29, 2010, 1:13 PM

 

Hi everyone,

   We did about 30 or so rounds of AC chelation before and my son's gut

inflammation was unbearable! He was is a lot of pain and the yeast was pretty

bad too. This was about a year ago. My DAN! wants to start chelation again

soon and since we've done IV's before and suppositories and nothings really

worked we don't really know what to try. We thought that since we now have a

Vitaeris hyperbaric chamber that maybe with doing the AC chelation again we can

take the inflammation down by using the chamber and successfully do this

protocol. What do you guys think?

Kate