I never crashed once during IV chelation. Just got better all the time. I am sorry to hear you feel that way about it Sunshine. Probably there are a few rare people who have experienced problems with it but the large majority have done quite well with it, myself included.

well, expect several months of <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/censored.gif" alt="" />feeling like you got run over by a truck on the <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/censored.gif" alt="" /> highway then. Because no matter which method you use, it feels the same pretty much. One is just egads quicker than the other.

You will eventually get better somehow or another I guess.

if you are taking 150 mgs of dmsa per week, you are lucky if you are actually absorbing half of that amount.

Chelation hurts like heck the first few to several weeks I know that for sure. Glad I didn't have to put up with months of it.

was a tad expensive, the IV, though. I guess more cost effective in the long run since I was feeling almost back to normal by early summer. saved me the pain and strain of finding other ways to cope.

Even when I was real sick though, I always felt terrible the day of IV chelation but marvelous the next. And i am not having to suffer all these longterm downswings like people using dmsa here either sooo... whatever.

I met a good few dozen people going through IV chelation at my doctors' office. They all raved about it. The EDTA IV does more than just chelate, it actually opens up your arteries and capillaries so your bloodflow works better. There were a good number of older people there who avoided surgery, angioplasties and bypasses by using it instead for heart problems and stuff after suffering a stroke or congestive heart failure . I would definitely do it again... I may go in for more downline at some point just to keep my blood running good and clean, depends on the budget.