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Re: [LPAE] dying to know

I have chelated for lead off and on for three years.  When the levels go down, I tolerate heat.  The first sign of lead levels rising, is the burning in my feet and ankles, the intolerance to heat and no endurance in any sport.  The EDTA IV's worked wonders for me, but I couldn't afford to continue them.  I have recently started oral chelation and hope it works, soon.
 
Susan P.

--- On Sun, 4/19/09, classylady0828 <classylady0828@...> wrote:
From: classylady0828 <classylady0828@...>
Subject: [LPAE] dying to know
To: LPAE@yahoogroups.com
Date: Sunday, April 19, 2009, 12:45 PM

greetings: my husband has been infected with l.p since he was one. it was so bad they had to drain his foot for days in the hospital now as an adult hes, gifted, articulate . The only thing is , the temper and the slight add/Bi-polar thing going on. On hot days he has to stay inside , if you touch him hes burning up. is there anything i could do . he wont talk to anyone. but he knows theres something off. I'm dying to know if anyone else experiences this? thanks..
Sun Apr 19, 2009 5:30 pm

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greetings: my husband has been infected with l.p since he was one. it was so bad they had to drain his foot for days in the hospital now as an adult hes,... 		classylady0828
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4:45 pm

I have chelated for lead off and on for three years.  When the levels go down, I tolerate heat.  The first sign of lead levels rising, is the burning in my...
SUSAN PRATT
brindle222
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5:30 pm

Thank you for sharing that. Now you've given me a reason for the way my feet feel!! What is your lead level now, if you know and I may ask. Thanks again ...
Susan Bernard
sbernard12
Offline Send Email 		Apr 19, 2009
10:00 pm

My lead levels are at 66.  They have been higher and lower and the only certainty that I have discovered is that doctor's know practically nothing about lead...
SUSAN PRATT
brindle222
Offline Send Email 		Apr 20, 2009
1:51 am

I agree with your statement about the amount of ignorance out there regarding lead poisoning. I've found allot on children but not so much on adults. The...
Susan Bernard
sbernard12
Offline Send Email 		Apr 20, 2009
11:17 am

When you say your lead level is at 66, how was this measured? Are you talking about blood Lead, or from a provoked test? My Lead was 72 after a DMSA provoked...
salc2414
Offline Send Email 		Apr 20, 2009
1:00 pm

The 66 level was the reading after a provoked 6 hour urine test although my blood levels were considered within normal range.  My acute symptoms started 10...
SUSAN PRATT
brindle222
Offline Send Email 		Apr 21, 2009
3:02 pm

my temper was pretty bad when I was first diagnosed. It's gotten a bit softer the cleaner I get. Won't he consider chelation? Even Chlorella will detox him...
Susan Bernard
sbernard12
Offline Send Email 		Apr 19, 2009
9:57 pm

Hi Susan and other "classy lady", I can relate very well to some of what you describe but not the "burning up problem". Here is some of my journey I hope it...
humphriesdoug
Offline Send Email 		Apr 21, 2009
4:34 pm
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