RE: Cutler protocol - 46 rounds and pausing

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[ ] Cutler protocol - 46 rounds and pausing

Good evening

Hope things are going well We have done 46 straight rounds, 84 on / 84 off

We have decided we will stop for 4 weeks and see what happens

Any comments regarding if we are doing the right thing?

Best wishes

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Not the right thing, there is a stall period everyone experiences between 30-50

rounds or more where no gains are seen, the Gains will begin again. It takes

anywhere from 150-300 Rounds to realize all gains why prolounge the process??

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> Good evening

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> Hope things are going well We have done 46 straight rounds, 84 on / 84 off

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> We have decided we will stop for 4 weeks and see what happens

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> Any comments regarding if we are doing the right thing?

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> Best wishes

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It was becasue many people say gains appear when you stop for a few weeks, and

we have not stopped for nearly a year. Also we think there may be some benefit

in letting her body have a break and simply to see what happens

From: ideals04@...

Date: Tue, 22 Feb 2011 03:38:37 +0000

Subject: [ ] Re: Cutler protocol - 46 rounds and pausing

Not the right thing, there is a stall period everyone experiences between 30-50

rounds or more where no gains are seen, the Gains will begin again. It takes

anywhere from 150-300 Rounds to realize all gains why prolounge the process??

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> Good evening

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> Hope things are going well We have done 46 straight rounds, 84 on / 84 off

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> We have decided we will stop for 4 weeks and see what happens

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> Any comments regarding if we are doing the right thing?

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> Best wishes

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[Guest guest]

I agree, taking a break can refresh everybody and help maintain the long

term commitment required

Mandi in UK

In a message dated 22/02/2011 14:43:22 GMT Standard Time,

phaselow@... writes:

I feel differently than the others who have posted. I think it is not the

WRONG thing. Go for a short break as long as you are committed to

restarting it again.

[Guest guest]

I feel differently than the others who have posted. I think it is not the WRONG

thing. Go for a short break as long as you are committed to restarting it

again.

Perhaps start something new like an antiviral? Use the time to do other things?

I say 'no harm'.

Pam

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[Guest guest]

There is no harm in stopping but your just prolonging the process unecessairily.

A break and restart will not bring about some miraculous gains that would not

appear if you just continuie chelating.

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[Guest guest]

If I hadn't taken a break, I'd no longer be chelating because the physical side

effects/yeast, etc., were so hard on my girl that I could not see the gains or

even tell that it was doing anything other than making her miserable. Six weeks

off round showed me that yes, it was. I think some children, especially more

severe children like mine, need breaks, actually. I'm even planning on a four

week break in April when my husband gets back from his deployment just to let

her body heal. I want to get this garbage out of her, but I don't want to

unnecessarily make her miserable, either.

and , just turned 8, 23 rounds completed since last spring

[Guest guest]

I think you are doing the right thing , we have had good results taking

breaks and I think there is value in allowing some rest and renewal. I know it

sounds funny, but when I am on a regular chelating schedule and take a break, my

body feels like it is chelating when I am " supposed to " do it again. I think to

a lesser extent, the chelation continues on break. I would suggest starting at

a slightly lower dose IF your child is quite reactive/sensitive to the

chelators. Our startups after breaks have been worse rounds than those rounds

before the breaks, but it goes okay after that. I will continue allowing my

child to take breaks, periodically.

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> Good evening

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> Hope things are going well We have done 46 straight rounds, 84 on / 84 off

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> We have decided we will stop for 4 weeks and see what happens

>

> Any comments regarding if we are doing the right thing?

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> Best wishes

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