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Chapter 7. Step Two, Part Two For doctors working with autism and other neurological ailments, understandably, there has been an emphasis on mercury, lead and aluminum. However, toxic levels of other metals can also be dangerous. For example, cadmium has the ability to enhance the toxic level of lead. I’ve also seen cases where children excrete exceedingly high levels of uranium and tin. One can only speculate as to the cumulative effects of these metal levels in conjunction with even minor levels of mercury. We therefore need to address the total metal body burden. As you may know, different practitioners use different agents and products to promote the release of metals from the body. While I won’t be going into the pros and cons of any of these methods, I recommend that in undertaking this program you use the Metals RNAs and other products and methods I suggest and not add in any others. Preparing for the Metals Program Prior to beginning this phase of the detoxification program via the Metals Program, I would expect that you have already been through Step One support and the first part of Step Two methylation cycle support and have run MAP, UAA, UTM/UEE, CSA and the GI Function Profile. If you have not, and are going directly into the Metals Program in conjunction with your doctor then I would recommend getting the following tests as a baseline. MAP, UAA, UTM/UEE, CSA and GI Function Profile. I don’t recommend that you proceed aggressively without having gone through Steps One and Two with all the recommended testing. But I mention this in case someone were to elect to do proceed more rapidly, and again, in such a case, you would be well advised to work with a doctor who understands detoxification protocols. Remember that you will be continuing your pre-existing Step One and Two supports. In particular, you should revisit the following: First of all, revisit mineral support as covered in previous chapters, since the excretion of metals can cause the body to release minerals concurrently, and you want to maintain proper levels of key minerals. Next, make sure that you have gut support in place to help the immune system and excretion pathways release non-ideal flora and microbes. The gut can be a reservoir of chronic bacterial infection. Herbs and herbal mixtures containing any or all of the following can be helpful: neem, myrrh, golden seal, cranberry, Oregon grape, barberry, and uva ursi. You can use ½capsule of each three times per day for one month. Cranberry is also excellent for addressing E.coli while neem helps to address both bacteria and parasites. Once again, low levels of BH4 can result both from high aluminum and certain mutations (MTHFR A1298C + or CBS C699T +), creating a vicious circle that leads to more severe parasitic infections. Autism: Pathways to Recovery 171
If a CSA test indicates that the undesirable organisms are resistant to some of the natural herbs you use, replace a few of them with caprylic acid or Oregamax. Using a mix of seven or more herbs simultaneously will be less likely to lead to resistance than using single herbs. I have also recently added in some specific RNAs to help with bacterial issues. Based on the results of a CSA and GI Function Profile you may want to consider Microbial ECX, Microbial PCX, Microbial KLX, Microbial STRX, Microbial STAX, Microbial SALX, and/or Microbial CLX RNA as part of a more complete program to address bacteria in the system. In earlier chapters I mentioned the use of CCK for pancreatic support. It may also help to address chronic bacterial loads. The proper dose depends in part on the systemic bacterial load, and that may be higher than the ¼ tablet used only for pancreatic support. To ascertain the right level of support, increase the dose slowly beginning with 1/4 tablet per day, along with 1/8 dropper CCK RNA Support. Eventually you’ll be able to judge the maximum dose necessary. You can find more supplement recommendations for organ support in chapter 5. In addition, here are some recommendations for supplements with specific antiviral and/or antibacterial activity which you can use along with the Metals RNAs to promote the release of microbes. Supplements to Promote Detoxification Viral Immune Support: Elderberry OraTriplex Immuno Forte Moducare Garlic Higher dose/multiple forms EDTA L-Lysine Cat’s claw Olive leaf extract Melissa (lemon balm) Transfer factor Policosanol Metals I RNA Metals II RNA Metals III RNA Metals IV RNA Specific IMFs Paradex 172 Autism: Pathways to Recovery
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