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Treating GDD: Is DTPA as good as it gets?
The best chelators are agents that possess the highest stability constant (same as thermodynamic stability) and also kinetic stability...
Jan 31, 2019


Proliferative and Non-proliferative Enemy Combatants and the Immune System
In a prior blog I described the situations the immune system has to deal with using war-fare terminology. Actually it is both appropriate...
Jan 28, 2019


Clustered Chelation Sessions/Pauses/Concurrent Immune System Treatment: The Future Direction
DTPA is a fairly pure chelator of heavy metals, with very good stability constant for most of these, including/especially Gd. So on its...
Jan 24, 2019


When is: enough is enough? When to stop GDD treatment or what to keep doing
The below is a modification of an email I recently sent a client, and is a discussion that I have commonly had (extremely commonly). When...
Jan 22, 2019


Gadolinium in the water, how worried should we be?
​ For many years, the presence of gadolinium in the water supply has been described, especially around cities where many MRI systems are...
Jan 18, 2019


Affordable at Home Treatments for GDD: Sauna/Steam Bath, Drinking Alkaline Water
As I get to the point that I believe that an at-home is worth using for GDD, that appear to have a good basis in science, I will post...
Jan 16, 2019


The Skeleton for Global Risk Assessment in Radiology
I have mentioned on several occasions the need for a global information sheet on the risks inherent in all Radiology exams. This is a...
Jan 14, 2019


Publication Types and Stratifying their Importance
Peer-reviewed publications. 1. The gold standard for publication, the monarchy of publications, is the peer-reviewed literature. Amongst...
Jan 11, 2019


Pursue Whether Gd Depositions are in the Brain on MRI?
I am not infrequently asked if someone should get their brain MRI looked at again to see if they have Gd deposition. My general response...
Jan 9, 2019


Caveat Emptor: GDD
Caveat Emptor (Latin for buyer be aware). Many of my recent blogs are stimulated by very thought-provoking emails sent to me by...
Jan 7, 2019