best pharmacy for TD ALA ?

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Has anyone had good results with a compunding pharmacy for Transdermal Ala ?

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Why waste the money, you can make it yourself.

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How do you make it?

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Unless you've already made up your mind on TD ALA, let me share my experience.

My son was 3.5 years, and we were very new to chelation and decided to start

after our first DAN consultation. The recommendation was pretty high dose and

once in 8 hours... that's when I seriously looked up this list and good sense

prevailed on us to do a very low dose of TD DMSA once every 4 hrs. It was

expensive on $$ too. We had that TD-DMSA/ALA mindset for another 6 months at

that time, and then we gave up mainly because all pharmacies would need a

prescription to get it done. So we started oral DMSA/ALA and never looked back.

Today my son is 7yrs and significantly better. Though nowhere close to recovery

- we're at 12mg DMSA/6mg ALA. Given the money spent on other supplements, I am

glad we didn't have to go TD-DMSA/ALA route. And oral DMSA/ALA is much simpler

once we get used to it. Also the fact that TD-DMSA/ALA has a shelf life of

6months was another problem for us.

On the technical side, if you're consulting someone knowledgeable on AC protocol

and he/she agrees to TD-ALA use, then it's fine.

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We make TD ALA ourselves at home by mixing the proper dose with a small amount

of hand lotion.

TD dmsa doesn't really work because it is suceptible to oxidation.

Like it is said below, oral method is the best, but if you must go TD you can

make it yourself.

TJ

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From: bikramkg <bikramkg@...>

Sent: Wed, January 26, 2011 10:33:01 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: best pharmacy for TD ALA ?

 

Unless you've already made up your mind on TD ALA, let me share my experience.

My son was 3.5 years, and we were very new to chelation and decided to start

after our first DAN consultation. The recommendation was pretty high dose and

once in 8 hours... that's when I seriously looked up this list and good sense

prevailed on us to do a very low dose of TD DMSA once every 4 hrs. It was

expensive on $$ too. We had that TD-DMSA/ALA mindset for another 6 months at

that time, and then we gave up mainly because all pharmacies would need a

prescription to get it done. So we started oral DMSA/ALA and never looked back.

Today my son is 7yrs and significantly better. Though nowhere close to recovery

- we're at 12mg DMSA/6mg ALA. Given the money spent on other supplements, I am

glad we didn't have to go TD-DMSA/ALA route. And oral DMSA/ALA is much simpler

once we get used to it. Also the fact that TD-DMSA/ALA has a shelf life of

6months was another problem for us.

On the technical side, if you're consulting someone knowledgeable on AC protocol

and he/she agrees to TD-ALA use, then it's fine.

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