Re:ALA-chelation (Re: Satellite versus Cable)

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> What is R ALA?
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> --- On Wed, 11/25/09, [hidden email] <skolyer%40vaughns.com> <
> [hidden email] <skolyer%40vaughns.com>> wrote:
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> From: [hidden email] <skolyer%40vaughns.com> <[hidden email]<skolyer%40vaughns.com>
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> Subject: [eSens] Re:ALA-chelation (Re: Satellite versus Cable)
> To: [hidden email] <eSens%40yahoogroups.com>
> Date: Wednesday, November 25, 2009, 4:06 PM
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> I think I have read a post by Andy Cutler where he points out that it is
> not certain that if you take a higher dose of ALA that it will get rid of
> more heavy metals than taking a smaller dose like the ones Marc takes. I
> just know that when I would take higher doses, in the early parts of the
> round, my memory and my brain would function like they did when I was young.
> The same wasn't true when I did small rounds. My memory was pretty far gone
> and even after two and a half years I'm just now getting my recall abilities
> back to where they once were. I'm going to keep doing what I'm doing and
> hope that eventually my memory and brain may be better than they ever where.
> I've always had a bad memory and I'm hoping for a big improvement if I
> continue. I may have been mercury poisoned at a very early age and my brain
> may not be wired like a lot of folks and may be similar in some ways to that
> of an autistic child. It is a spectrum and I may not have been so bad
> that I could be called autistic but I was a lot like an autistic kid whenI
> was very young. Always very quiet and had motor skill problems and they had
> to even give me"speical ed" type stuff to get me to walk straight when I was
> in kindergarten. When I became mercury poisoned again in my later thirties I
> had lots of the same kinds of problems I had when I was very young. When I
> first started chelating with ALA I got a lot of sensations in the back ofmy
> neck and head and I saw my balance improving. Next I saw my long term memory
> get better. But it was a long time before I saw improvements in the short
> term memory and my ability to recall stuff. If you talk to the people at the
> frequent dose chelation group I think the ALA is safer than other things
> which they say are riskier and might drive the heavy metals deeper into the
> brain. I think ALA is pretty safe. The thing that concerns me is that long
> term use might have negative effects on the mitochondria
> and for that reason I use mostly R-ALA. You would have to do a yahoo group
> search for lyme to find the name of that group. It's been a long time. You'd
> probably find it by using the search word lyme.
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> What is R ALA?
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> --- On Wed, 11/25/09, [hidden email] <skolyer%40vaughns.com> <
> [hidden email] <skolyer%40vaughns.com>> wrote:
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> From: [hidden email] <skolyer%40vaughns.com> <[hidden email]<skolyer%40vaughns.com>
> >
> Subject: [eSens] Re:ALA-chelation (Re: Satellite versus Cable)
> To: [hidden email] <eSens%40yahoogroups.com>
> Date: Wednesday, November 25, 2009, 4:06 PM
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>
>
> I think I have read a post by Andy Cutler where he points out that it is
> not certain that if you take a higher dose of ALA that it will get rid of
> more heavy metals than taking a smaller dose like the ones Marc takes. I
> just know that when I would take higher doses, in the early parts of the
> round, my memory and my brain would function like they did when I was young.
> The same wasn't true when I did small rounds. My memory was pretty far gone
> and even after two and a half years I'm just now getting my recall abilities
> back to where they once were. I'm going to keep doing what I'm doing and
> hope that eventually my memory and brain may be better than they ever where.
> I've always had a bad memory and I'm hoping for a big improvement if I
> continue. I may have been mercury poisoned at a very early age and my brain
> may not be wired like a lot of folks and may be similar in some ways to that
> of an autistic child. It is a spectrum and I may not have been so bad
> that I could be called autistic but I was a lot like an autistic kid whenI
> was very young. Always very quiet and had motor skill problems and they had
> to even give me"speical ed" type stuff to get me to walk straight when I was
> in kindergarten. When I became mercury poisoned again in my later thirties I
> had lots of the same kinds of problems I had when I was very young. When I
> first started chelating with ALA I got a lot of sensations in the back ofmy
> neck and head and I saw my balance improving. Next I saw my long term memory
> get better. But it was a long time before I saw improvements in the short
> term memory and my ability to recall stuff. If you talk to the people at the
> frequent dose chelation group I think the ALA is safer than other things
> which they say are riskier and might drive the heavy metals deeper into the
> brain. I think ALA is pretty safe. The thing that concerns me is that long
> term use might have negative effects on the mitochondria
> and for that reason I use mostly R-ALA. You would have to do a yahoo group
> search for lyme to find the name of that group. It's been a long time. You'd
> probably find it by using the search word lyme.
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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