Re: Difference between Andy Cutler method and other?

[Guest guest]

The two protocols could not be more different!

Cutler advocates low dose (1/2-1/8mg per pound)given every 3-4 hours based on

the half life of the drug so that there is a consistent amount in the blood

stream minimizin the redistribution period.

http://onibasu.com/wiki/Cutler_protocol

DAN! Protocol is large infrequent doses so and it is risky and can cause

redistribution. Also many psychologists warn against the frequent consistent

use of suppositories on children. High dose infrequent chelation has caused

permanent regression in some.

http://onibasu.com/wiki/Comments_on_other_protocols

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> Hi Group,

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> We are finally getting serious about starting chelation for our 3 1/2 year old

son. But what I'm still not entirely clear about is what is the difference

between the Cutler method and using a DMSA suppository as our DAN doctor is

recommending?

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> Thank you for your help,

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[Guest guest]

please seriously reconsider following the suppository protocol your doctor gave

you. I know that many parents have not had the opportunity to do chelation on

themselves like I have, but I cannot image taking chelators in such high doses

so infrequently. I will begin to feel sick on a round if my dose is late at all.

I can't imagine doing this to kids, since most of them can't really tell they

feel badly.

If you want to be safe..use frequent low dose as per Dr. Cutler.

There is no need to suppositories at all. By passing the gut does not reduce

yeast and who wants medicine administered in that method all the time?

I've seen to many people come to me later on after doing a DAN protocol that had

made their child worse or caused side effects....its harder to fix this after

the fact, than if you just begin safe low dose oral chelation from the start.

Jan

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> Hi Group,

>

> We are finally getting serious about starting chelation for our 3 1/2 year old

son. But what I'm still not entirely clear about is what is the difference

between the Cutler method and using a DMSA suppository as our DAN doctor is

recommending?

>

> Thank you for your help,

>

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[Guest guest]

Cutler method is low and slow--low doses, and generally 3-day rounds with the

DMSA given every four hours around the clock and then the ALA added--changing to

3 hours during the day and 4 at night.

Barb

[ ] Difference between Andy Cutler method and other?

Hi Group,

We are finally getting serious about starting chelation for our 3 1/2 year old

son. But what I'm still not entirely clear about is what is the difference

between the Cutler method and using a DMSA suppository as our DAN doctor is

recommending?

Thank you for your help,