Chelation question

[Guest guest]

Hi Folks (and expecially Alon):

I have a client who would like me to pass this along to the group.

I am going to send him some of the info from previous posts regarding chelation.

However since I am not a chelation expert, I told him I would post this here.

Also, I

am sure he would be happy to do a phone consult with an expert if necessary.

 

" Here is what I would like to be posted about

chelation:

Should a person with HCV (high viral load and slightly

elevated enzymes, but otherwise normal blood tests)who

comes from a very industrial city in Ukraine try a

chelation? What would be the safest agent to test and

then chelate? Is Captomer-250 (by Thorne Research) a

good and safe agent on the liver? "

 

Thanks,

Misha

[Guest guest]

Here's another on chelation therapy. You can ask the question here,

its moderator is Dr. Gordon

 

Brian

 

Chelation Discussion Group

 

Misha Cohen <TCMPaths wrote:

 

Hi Folks (and expecially Alon):

I have a client who would like me to pass this along to the group.

I am going to send him some of the info from previous posts regarding chelation.

However since I am not a chelation expert, I told him I would post this here.

Also, I

am sure he would be happy to do a phone consult with an expert if necessary.

 

" Here is what I would like to be posted about

chelation:

Should a person with HCV (high viral load and slightly

elevated enzymes, but otherwise normal blood tests)who

comes from a very industrial city in Ukraine try a

chelation? What would be the safest agent to test and

then chelate? Is Captomer-250 (by Thorne Research) a

good and safe agent on the liver? "

 

Thanks,

Misha

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

Hi Misha

Your question regarding chelation is a little complicated. The timing of

chelation and the need will depend a lot on other tests and his general health.

Captomer can be difficult to take, ie likely to cause side effects even in small

infrequent dosing. IV ozone may be a better first choice as it is highly anti

viral (but i also have to say that i am a little uncomfortable with the idea of

injection free radicals into our bodies, even though ozone is thought to react

with other free radicals). If the patient in SF? There are some good Dr there.