was Dan Protocol feedback Now: Improper chelation reactions

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Any parents who wish to write up something about their experience that was

negative can email that to me. Please specify if you wish to remain anonymous.

TJ when you get time...if you wish, no hurry.

Thank you for those who gave some feedback.

To be fair I guess I should not call it " DAN protocol " because it really isn't

specific to any one DAN or to all DAN's. Each doctor seems to have their own

protocol. So in light of that, I'd call this " Improper chelation reactions " . I

was not in any way intending to go after DAN doctors. My main goal is

documenting the reactions from improper chelation in order to give parents some

comparison to low frequent chelation and also to allow them to realize there may

be some risk in using the higher dose infrequent protocols often suggested by

doctors.

In light of that...if you're a parent or adult who has done improper chelation

(high dose infrequent: IV, Td, suppository or oral) I'd like to hear from you on

what problems it posed that caused you to stop it.

Thank you everyone!

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> > I am working on collecting some parent accounts of negative reactions with

DAN

> >protocols. I'd like to put these in one place for parents who are asking the

> >question " what can happen with these protocols " .

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> > If you had used a DAN protocol and had problems with it, regressions, etc,

or

> >it made your child sick and are willing to share your experience with me

please

> >contact me. I plan to put these accounts together on a webpage. Your names

can

> >be left out if you wish. I can also share this file with this list if

everyone

> >would like it for future reference.

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> > Please specify what protocol the DAN prescribed, any relevant information

about

> >how the rounds went, what happened, is your child ok now or are they still

left

> >with the negative effects. Anything you feel another parent would want to

know

> >up front before choosing to to follow their DAN's protocol. You can also just

> >look up an older post that details your experience.

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> > Thank you in advance to those who wish to participate.

> > Jan

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