回�： Re: share some experience of DMSA chelation on my son (7 years old)

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I used ALA (200mgs) to cut down the usage of DMSA (reduce 100mgs to 50mgs) to

stablize my son in the last round of the AC. In hindsight, ALA should not be

used, especially with a short chelation history. I'm not planning to use ALA in

the future. If you decide to use DMSA, make sure your kid is always happy when

he/she is on or off DMSA. Otherwise, mobile Hg could attack his/her nerve

system.

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> > > > > > I do not recommend this. We did IV chelation for seven months about

once a

> > > > > > week. then my son starting having asthma attacks after treatment.

The

> > > > > > second time, it spiraled into pneumonia. We stopped. Then this past

summer

> > > > > > we did one month of IV with EDTA and again, on the third round, he

had an

> > > > > > asthma attack while we were stuck in traffic on the highway. It was

SCARY.

> > > > > > We will never again do IV chelation.

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> > > > > > Read Andy's book. We are preparing to do the AC Protocol.

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> > > > > > Our son made steady and sometimes phenomenal gains early on by

cleaning up

> > > > > > the diet and adding supplementation. Reduce your child's toxic load

(what

> > > > > > he eats, wears, sleeps on, puts on his body) as much as you can.

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