Hey guys,

I have another chelating question. I am interested in doing the TransDermal DMPS (TD-DMPS) chelation (if my doctor agrees to it) and I'm wondering if anyone has any experience with it. It's the DMPS cream that you rub on your skin, and it is supposed to be a much more safe and gentle chelator....they use it a lot with autistic children.

I've read some really good things about it, but I wanted to see if you guys had any personal experiences with it. I'll likely start with the EDTA chelation pushes for now, but depending on what my doctor thinks, I might use that in between pushes...

Thanks,
~Tia

Anyone?.... Anyone?.....Bueller......Bueller......Bueller......

Just thought I would check in again, because I'm going to the doctor in a few days and I want to ask him about this....

~Tia

I don't know much about it. But you might want to ask the same question on this forum - http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/frequent-dose-chelation/

People on there are very informed over a lot of these different chelation methods and might be able to help.

Bex,

Thanks for the tip - I signed up for the group and will ask on there.

~Tia

Hi Tia, no problem. Hope you get some answers.

I am getting DMPS IV's, and for me it's been working way better than EDTA IV or DMSA protocol. I suppose TD DMPS is similar, but it delivers a lower dose.