Re: Question about DMSA protocol

The guy's name is Andrew Levin, he has quite a reputation for causing controversy on messageboards. In fact he's banned from most of them. If you search for his name on the yahoo groups related to chelation or onibasu etc you will find some info....

Not to say that he is wrong though, i think he has been vilified because he is so rude to people. I'm interested in his perspective and he seems intelligent but he seems to make his views deliberately inacessible. It's a clever way of getting people to pay attention i reckon, by making out he doesn't care if you listen to him and being deliberately inflamatory.
In fact Andy Cutler uses a similar (albeit less extreme) tactic on message boards himself. He dispenses with any formalities and niceness in favour of a harsh factual way of saying things and it does make people listen.

The difference though is that there are a lot of people out there using Andy's approach and many seem to be successful. I don't see anyone using this guy's aproach. It might be the absolute best thing to do for your health but we only have his word for it..

As for chelation, i dont think it is the cure-all we would like it to be but it seems to help people if done correctly. I also think it is more dangerous than a lot of people realise.

All knowledge is incomplete and placing your faith blindly in one persons perspective is no different from religion....
My two cents....

What i'm starting to realise is if something seems to be helping, it probably is in my experience. If something is making you feel awful and you aren't improving then stop. It's easy to confuse a 'healing crisis' and a decline....