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jpsmom
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My son & I are both high in metals
Me- highest is cadmium
him- gadolinium
we are on a budget, like many of us & what can I get a teenage boy to do easier IV or suppository? Ikkes :0
just not sure where to go from here. I originally got tested b4 I was going to get my amagalams out, however now I have no money to do so once I do have a compatibilaty test done, more $$$. This is all so confusing
Can I also chelate metals with IV abx's or should I do only one at a time??? [bow]

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I really don't know if Detoxamin works on those metals. I used it for lead, but my LLMD said other methods were used for mercury.

The suppository is easy. My teenage daughter did it .... I provided her with preparation H type wipes to clean up beforehand so she wasn't too grossed out.

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TU, more ???'s to be asked & hopefully with answers from Doc
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I've used Detoxamin and it is very easy, much easier than IV chelation. It's easy and very effective. It also works on biofilm.
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There are other suppositories as well as Detoxamin, for example, Zetpil DMSA ones. I haven't tried them, but they may be more broadspectrum in action than the EDTA ones.
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