Re: Positive results after age 15

[Guest guest]

Hi Drissia,

I know a family that has started chelating their 13 year old. It has only been

a couple of months; they're not using AC protocol. Of my friends that are

chelating, my daughter was the oldest to start which was 8. So far the

results vary and I think the results depend on how severe the diagnosis.  My

daughter is the most severe of the group and although she is behind the

others, you can see the changes with her.

Hope this helps,

  S.

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From: drissia wright <ritzywright@...>

Sent: Tue, May 18, 2010 1:50:31 PM

Subject: [ ] Positive results after age 15

 

Has anyone tried starting chelation after age 15? Were there positive results?

Thanks,

D.

[Guest guest]

It's never too late. It just takes the brain and body longer to recover as we

get older, but you can recover.

Please consider AC protocol chelation if you would like to see results. The

other methods don't take into account the half life of the chelator and can

cause more problems than you already have.

TJ

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From: Strozier <imyconsulting@...>

Sent: Tue, May 18, 2010 11:10:19 AM

Subject: Re: [ ] Positive results after age 15

 

Hi Drissia,

I know a family that has started chelating their 13 year old. It has only been

a couple of months; they're not using AC protocol. Of my friends that are

chelating, my daughter was the oldest to start which was 8. So far the

results vary and I think the results depend on how severe the diagnosis.  My

daughter is the most severe of the group and although she is behind the

others, you can see the changes with her.

Hope this helps,

  S.

________________________________

From: drissia wright <ritzywright@...>

Sent: Tue, May 18, 2010 1:50:31 PM

Subject: [ ] Positive results after age 15

 

Has anyone tried starting chelation after age 15? Were there positive results?

Thanks,

D.

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your comments.

From: TJ Werth <tj_werth@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] Positive results after age 15

Date: Tuesday, May 18, 2010, 2:17 PM

 

It's never too late. It just takes the brain and body longer to recover as we

get older, but you can recover.

Please consider AC protocol chelation if you would like to see results. The

other methods don't take into account the half life of the chelator and can

cause more problems than you already have.

TJ

________________________________

From: Strozier <imyconsulting@...>

Sent: Tue, May 18, 2010 11:10:19 AM

Subject: Re: [ ] Positive results after age 15

 

Hi Drissia,

I know a family that has started chelating their 13 year old. It has only been

a couple of months; they're not using AC protocol. Of my friends that are

chelating, my daughter was the oldest to start which was 8. So far the

results vary and I think the results depend on how severe the diagnosis.  My

daughter is the most severe of the group and although she is behind the

others, you can see the changes with her.

Hope this helps,

  S.

________________________________

From: drissia wright <ritzywright@...>

Sent: Tue, May 18, 2010 1:50:31 PM

Subject: [ ] Positive results after age 15

 

Has anyone tried starting chelation after age 15? Were there positive results?

Thanks,

D.

[Guest guest]

> Has anyone tried starting chelation after age 15? Were there positive results?

I chelated myself along with my kids, I was in my late 30s when I started. It

was very helpful for me, resolved several issues.

Dana

[Guest guest]

> Did you do the same stuff for you that you did for them?

Yes

>>Is that info on your website anywhere?

Probably not. But you can read what I did for my son, because what I did for me

is very similar.

Dana

[Guest guest]

> ok. And that is on your website.

I need to update it, but here is my son's story

http://www.danasview.net/myson.htm

Dana

[Guest guest]

Dana,

I started reading your website-let me just simply say that you are an amazing

woman and mother! What you have accomplished is unbelievable. I also shared your

website with my new pedeatrican, who wants to know more about this group and

read parents' success stories. Thank yor for sharing your stories, knoweldege,

and experience with us! I just can't thank you enough!

Best

Mimoza

> > ok. And that is on your website.

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> Dana

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[Guest guest]

Hi Drissia

You might find the below link of interest.

http://www.healthy.net/scr/Column.aspx?Id=68

Also Andy has said that if mercury toxic then it is often better to be a bit on

the low side especially if after taking Iron things get a bit worse and ferritin

levels return to low.

Iron can cause oxidative stress which is already high in mercury toxicity the

body will then often dump Iron in a bid to lower oxidative stress.

Kenny

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[Guest guest]

> Dana,

> I was reading some of your information this morning. You were talking about

your son regressing with iron supplements. I have noticed a regression, but

never associated it with iron. In his last cbc, the iron and ferritin levels

were the only ones too low. His ped. put him on pretty hefty doses of

iron(3ml. 3xday). If the levels are too low, then they are not iron toxic,

right?

Was it a full body iron panel? If not, I would not supplement iron until I got

a full body iron panel.

My son regressed with iron supplements because he was iron toxic. I used IP6 to

eliminate the toxicity.

If you believe he is deficient and needs supplementation, be sure to give the

iron with vitamin C.

> Everything else was in the normal range, which surprised me, considering how

he eats.

If you don't believe a test result, ask that the test be run again, or disregard

it. Maybe the test is not accurate.

Dana

[Guest guest]

> ok thanks. This is one of my concerns. Seems like the more we do, the worse he

gets. For the last few weeks he has just been falling apart. Headbanging, and

when you try to stop him he turns on you. His doctor put him on 1mg. of

Risperdone until we can see the neurologist. Hasn't touched the anxiety. Also

sensory problems are out the roof. Today he went to pieces when the phone rang.Â

When I talk on the phone, he runs in the bedroom and covers his head with

pillows. Walks around with his eyes closed or squinting most of the day. The

only time he is calm is when he is swinging or riding.(that's been going on for

a couple of months now). Haven't seen this kind of sensory stuff since he was 8.

These were yeast symptoms at my house.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Dana,

Is it wrong to supplement Iron with only Serum Ferritin being low, about 23(ref

range-30-100)?

Thanks,

Sasmita

> > Dana,

> > I was reading some of your information this morning. You were talking about

your son regressing with iron supplements. I have noticed a regression, but

never associated it with iron. In his last cbc, the iron and ferritin levels

were the only ones too low. His ped. put him on pretty hefty doses of

iron(3ml. 3xday). If the levels are too low, then they are not iron toxic,

right?

>

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> Was it a full body iron panel? If not, I would not supplement iron until I

got a full body iron panel.

>

> My son regressed with iron supplements because he was iron toxic. I used IP6

to eliminate the toxicity.

>

> If you believe he is deficient and needs supplementation, be sure to give the

iron with vitamin C.

>

>

> > Everything else was in the normal range, which surprised me, considering how

he eats.

>

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> If you don't believe a test result, ask that the test be run again, or

disregard it. Maybe the test is not accurate.

>

> Dana

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[Guest guest]

>>Could it be that the probiotics just kept the yeast in check and when I added

vit. B and stopped the probiotics that the reactions I was getting was die off

stuff.

I would suspect overgrowth, because B vitamins tend to increase yeast. And if

he was not taking probiotics at the time you gave B vitamins, that would tend to

increase yeast.

>>How do I get to the part of your website that lists everything he can take for

yeast?

I probably don't have *everything* listed, but here is my yeast page

http://www.danasview.net/yeast.htm

>>Would you start again with probiotics that have been agreeable in the past or

try some Biotin?

I would start with something I knew had worked in the past.

Dana

[Guest guest]

> Dana,

> Is it wrong to supplement Iron with only Serum Ferritin being low, about

23(ref range-30-100)?

It was a long time ago that I worked on my son's iron toxicity. Several people

mentioned that their child had tested as low or normal iron levels on standard

tests, but the full body panel showed toxicity.

When you started giving the iron, did you notice improvements or problems?

Dana

[Guest guest]

Thanks Dana,

He is going thru very bad yeast die off right now, I know Iron feed yeast.

But because he had very low serum Ferritin(9) , I started supplementing it, now

its 23(I do it every other day, 1 tsp)

I again suspect its yeast that's benefitting more than him, but low Iron can

cause other serious problems too, right?

I read about your ABA, and I can identify myself with you.

I am thinking of putting in 100 mcg Biotin, any suggestion.

He is on Nystatin now+Falgyl for Clostridia...

Thanks,

Sasmita

> > Dana,

> > Is it wrong to supplement Iron with only Serum Ferritin being low, about

23(ref range-30-100)?

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> It was a long time ago that I worked on my son's iron toxicity. Several

people mentioned that their child had tested as low or normal iron levels on

standard tests, but the full body panel showed toxicity.

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> When you started giving the iron, did you notice improvements or problems?

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> Dana

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[Guest guest]

> Thanks Dana,

> He is going thru very bad yeast die off right now, I know Iron feed yeast.

> But because he had very low serum Ferritin(9) , I started supplementing it,

now its 23(I do it every other day, 1 tsp)

> I again suspect its yeast that's benefitting more than him, but low Iron can

cause other serious problems too, right?

Yes

> I read about your ABA, and I can identify myself with you.

> I am thinking of putting in 100 mcg Biotin, any suggestion.

> He is on Nystatin now+Falgyl for Clostridia...

100mcg biotin is not even USRDA. But you can start there if you want to.

Dana