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Dr. Stoll,
2 days ago I had my 1st I.V. magnesium. They included some vitamin C and some B vitamins in the mix. However, I feel no different. Do you usually have to wait until all of them are done to feel a difference? I'm curious because I'm hoping this doesn't mean that the magnesium won't work for me.
Also, the doctor I'm going to only does chelation/I.V. therapies once a week, so I will be going once a week for 6 weeks. Do you think that this will be OK? I know your protocol was 3x a week for 2 weeks, but he doesn't do it.
Is it still worth a try, or is it a waste to space the treatments so far apart?
Each I.V. is costing me $100.00, which I think is alot, but at least the exam/consultation cost me nothing.
Thanks again,
Renee
P.S. Just an item of interest; this doctor is treating several patients with chelation as part of the NIH study. He has been using chelation for 15 years in his practice.
In Reply to: Dr. Stoll: had my 1st I.V. magnesium posted by Renee [932.1366] on May 21, 2005 at 08:49:52:
Thanks, Renee.
It is a matter of percentages. One a week for 6 weeks might give you the results we are looking for but the % will be lower. Probably stil worth while, though. I hope you are persisting with your oral magnesium.
An example of what you are avoiding with thiw doc was posted the day before yesterday and I responded yesterday. Her docs are insisting that she be put on a monitor, IN THE HOSPITAL, during the infusion of this perfectly safe material. Their ignorance is making the cost out of anyone's reach.
I think the $100 is high but remember at least half of that is put away to serve as a legal bank account to protect the doc from his colleagues' ignorance. That $50 cost can be placed directly at the feet of the allopathic monopoly!
Rarely would anyone notice a difference after one IV but sometimes it happens. Usually it takes several and the highest % is there towards the end of the series. I have had no experience with weekly but it makes sense that it might take longer.
Hope this helps.
Walt
In Reply to: Re: Dr. Stoll: had my 1st I.V. magnesium (The process.) Archive. posted by Walt Stoll [93.1889] on May 22, 2005 at 06:37:22:
Dr. Stoll,
Thanks for the answers, as usual. You have been a lifesaver for me.
I did read the post the other day about the woman not finding a doctor to do the I.V., except in the hospital. I feel for her, since I have met (and paid) my fair share of that type of doctor. I hope she persists. Even though this doctor has never used magnesium for pvc's, he is open minded and willing to do a trial with me.
A strange thing occured 2 days after the I.V. I woke up in the morning with my depression almost totally gone. I cannot believe the way I feel emotionally. I still have the pvc's, and they are scaring and annoying me, but the postpartum depression is more than 50% better. With my other 2 kids, Prozac was the only thing that helped, and that took months. I have not taken anything for the depression. What do you think? Could the magnesium have done this?
I am keeping up with the oral, it seems I can take a little more now without loose bowels. I am up to 875 mg (elemental) a day of magnesium taurate.
I will keep you posted after the next I.V.
God Bless you and your work.
Renee
In Reply to: Re: Dr. Stoll: had my 1st I.V. magnesium (The process.) Archive. posted by Renee [932.1366] on May 23, 2005 at 10:59:34:
Thanks, Renee.
When you are on the right track, frequently MANY unsuspected symptoms will improve as a side effect of the process.
Walt
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