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	I am hoping that everyone that has been doing Chelation (of any type) will post some updates here, we tried TTFD and Glutathione  for 2 months with regression - gave it a rest and did a mixture of NAET/BioSET to eliminate allergies and help heal his immune system and are just now awaiting bloodworks results with the intent to start a suppository form of chelation. I am interested in all stories good or bad! Thanks!   Lynn, We did the Glutathione for high lead for over 3 months..her lead values have been normal ever since...we had no regressions or side effects of it other than it was extremely smelly! *Your son is adorable! After several failed attempts at DMSA suppositories last year we have strengthened our sons immune system through treating viral issues and are starting again.  We have seen phenomenal results with rx transdermal glutathione, and six weeks ago we started liver life and ndf plus.  I have been very pleased with the progress.  Last night I started up the DMSA supps again and Adam has had a phenomenal day!!  I know that's crazy to say that after one suppository, but he asked me if I got new shoes today and he has NEVER noticed anybody else's shoes or clothes or anything (only his)  Even his ABA therapist was excited to tell me he was doing things he had never done before all of a sudden.  Maybe it is the combo of all three.  We shall see....I will update in a month or so. Thanks for your updates!! It sounds like you both are getting good great results! I hope that we can find something that will help our little guy start making progress. I can't say he hasn't made any, he was not even able to walk independently or stand before we started the biomedical approach last October - and he starting standing within 1 month of starting mb12 shots and cod liver oil, he soon was walking back and forth to us and a week before Christmas he walked out of the room - so that has been huge! But nothing as far as language has changed yet and he is still way behind in motor development.
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