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Interessanter Artikel über DMSA, DMPS etc.
Es soll wohl gerade ein DAN-Doktor "angeklagt" worden sein weil ein autistisches Kind unter seiner Behandlung gestorben ist. Im ZUge des Artikels lese ich das hier:
Quelle: Charges Dropped Against Doctor in Case of Autistic Boy's Death - Articles
Ich verstehe mit meinem nicht vorhanden Biochemie-Wissen natürlich nur 90 %, aber anscheinend ist DMSA doch nicht ohne?
Es soll wohl gerade ein DAN-Doktor "angeklagt" worden sein weil ein autistisches Kind unter seiner Behandlung gestorben ist. Im ZUge des Artikels lese ich das hier:
As you know, DMSA is not a good chelator and DMPS is far superior for pulling mercury, for many of the reasons you mentioned as well as the reasons I testified to congress.
Specifically, DMSA stands for Di Mercapto Succinic Acid. Succinic Acid happens to be the largest substrate in the Citric acid cycle (Kreb's cycle). The only difference between Succinic Acid and DMSA is 2 hydroxyl groups instead of 2 sulfhydryl groups. Otherwise the two compounds are identical.
Therefore, in your body, DMSA is seen as a substitue for succinic acid and via competitive inhibition, actually appears to slow down or inhibit the Kreb's cycle. By being picked up in the Kreb's cycle, DMSA violates the first rule of any chelator, i.e., a chelator by definition should be inert, meaning: what ever goes in should come out, but it's bound to a metal when it comes out.
DMSA violates that since it is uptaken and used partially in the Kreb's cycle.
Furthermore, succinic acid normally leads to FADH2+ production, which is directly coupled to the electron transport chain and leads to ATP production. The competitive inhibition of this succinic acid by DMSA (when picked up in the place of succinic acid) causes an inhibition of FADH2+, futher inhibiting the electron transprot chain and eventually, creating an inhibition of ATP production.
Quelle: Charges Dropped Against Doctor in Case of Autistic Boy's Death - Articles
Ich verstehe mit meinem nicht vorhanden Biochemie-Wissen natürlich nur 90 %, aber anscheinend ist DMSA doch nicht ohne?