Re: Re: TOXIC HEAVY METALS SOURCES AND EFFECTS

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Modified citrus pectin is supposed to be a mild chelator, that works in the blood stream. But when my wife takes it her symptoms get worse.

RO

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From: alanms1579

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Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2004 9:36 PM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: TOXIC HEAVY METALS SOURCES AND EFFECTS

Interesting posts on Heavy Metals and Chelation. Were both from a Biomark site?I just had my 11th chelation treatment for metals. My 10th provided a set of numbers via a "challenge" and blood tests that showed marked improvement for Mercury, Copper and others that were high for me. Mercury was well over 100 and is now 30 with 50 being "toxic". It should be "0" in the human body. Anyone wanting specifics can email me. Have had 75% of my denatal Metal (amalgams have all sorts of metals in addition to Mercury) removed to date.A word of advice on chelation. Not all Doctors that chelate are created equal. It is all about what is "in the bag" and how often you are monitored via testing. Several being chelating with me can confirm this throuh personal experience.A side effect of my chelation and supplements has been better cholesterol numbers and no more lipitor. I know that there has been some pro statin and MS stuff, but overall I am not liking what I read about statins, your liver and brain. A new book about Lipitor talks about some of the scary side effect including memory issues and how there is a disclaimer on statins saying that there is no clear link to heart disease (and lower cholesterol numbers via statin use). In fact, it seems the negative health effects may outway the positives, even for MSers. "Lipitor, Thief of Memory" - It is written by Dr. Graveline, a former US Astronaut, career Air Force Flight Surgeon, and Family Doctor, retired. Taking Charge of My Health and Wellness.Alan

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RO,

Her worsening symptoms might be confirmation that the citrus pectin is indeed moving heavy metals...

JT

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From: Olin

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Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2004 10:00 PM

Subject: Re: [low dose naltrexone] Re: TOXIC HEAVY METALS SOURCES AND EFFECTS

Modified citrus pectin is supposed to be a mild chelator, that works in the blood stream. But when my wife takes it her symptoms get worse.

RO

----- Original Message -----

From: alanms1579

low dose naltrexone

Sent: Tuesday, July 27, 2004 9:36 PM

Subject: [low dose naltrexone] Re: TOXIC HEAVY METALS SOURCES AND EFFECTS

Interesting posts on Heavy Metals and Chelation. Were both from a Biomark site?I just had my 11th chelation treatment for metals. My 10th provided a set of numbers via a "challenge" and blood tests that showed marked improvement for Mercury, Copper and others that were high for me. Mercury was well over 100 and is now 30 with 50 being "toxic". It should be "0" in the human body. Anyone wanting specifics can email me. Have had 75% of my denatal Metal (amalgams have all sorts of metals in addition to Mercury) removed to date.A word of advice on chelation. Not all Doctors that chelate are created equal. It is all about what is "in the bag" and how often you are monitored via testing. Several being chelating with me can confirm this throuh personal experience.A side effect of my chelation and supplements has been better cholesterol numbers and no more lipitor. I know that there has been some pro statin and MS stuff, but overall I am not liking what I read about statins, your liver and brain. A new book about Lipitor talks about some of the scary side effect including memory issues and how there is a disclaimer on statins saying that there is no clear link to heart disease (and lower cholesterol numbers via statin use). In fact, it seems the negative health effects may outway the positives, even for MSers. "Lipitor, Thief of Memory" - It is written by Dr. Graveline, a former US Astronaut, career Air Force Flight Surgeon, and Family Doctor, retired. Taking Charge of My Health and Wellness.Alan