Metal Chelation

Anyone else here use Andy Cutler chelation method? Basically taking DMSA every 4 hrs (including at night) for 3 days. Goal is to keep the chelator level in blood so metals do not redistribute. Then take a certain amount of days off (i think at least 4). I have done 3 rounds of this, taking about a week off in between. The last two rounds I have gotten severe migraines starting the second day. I was worried about this and not sure if I should try again. My LLNP doesn't get back to me very quickly so thought I would bounce the question here. I'm supposed to add in ALA after the first month so maybe adding that will help (ALA crosses BBB while DMSA alone cannot).

I have used it! It helped with my brainfog and memory.
I had a minor detox reaction for a few days, but after the first 2 rounds I started feeling better.
I used DMSA, on just ALA/NAC now.

The only thing I did not like is how involved it is, Its so important to not miss a dose especially at night. at the moment I am on a break from it, but I am going to start again.

I had confirmed lead poisoning, this protocol knocked it out.

I wrote a blog post about it if you want more details about me specifically.

I didn't really get headaches, but I got some killer stomach aches. It almost felt like something serious, like my appendix had burst. After the first 3 rounds it stopped, it only hurt on the days I was chelating.

I did several rounds, counting each group of 3 days as a round I did about 15.

I started ALA 3 months after getting my amalgams removed. In the beginning it made me feel extremely fatigued, cut down the dose which helped.

DMSA caused me to really dehydrate, which could cause headaches. Are you drinking enough water and getting enough minerals??