Re: Re: Gentle heavy metal detox

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Thanks so much for getting back to me. I do feel the key to healing the gut is

the proper acid level and probiotics colonizing, etc. 

NOW- please pardon my denseness, but what you wrote confused me, so could you

help so that I could understand better? You wrote that " low acid means many

probiotics will even survive the gut acid. " Did you mean " high " acid?? Or do you

mean low acid as in the opposite of alkaline? I'm so confused. I thought I had

low acid, so I take Betaine HCI, but if you're saying the pro-biotics won't

survive the gut acid, I'm confused... Do you mind explaining?

THanks so much!

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From: angeladunlavey <angeladunlavey@...>

Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2012 10:59 PM

Subject: Re: Gentle heavy metal detox

 

Stomach acid may be a big factor since low acid means many probiotics, aside

from live ones, will even survive the gut acid. We used Yasko's stomach PH RNA

for about 3-4 months to get the PH up a but more and the veggies and fruits

seemed to take better along with the probiotics. Types O's and I think, type

A's tend to have more acid. I'm an O so its been a problem until then.

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> > Hi all -

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> > It's very clear that heavy metals are a huge problem for me. I have ongoing

hormonal issues and no matter what I do, systemic candida does not want to go

away. I tried to stay away from western meds - but Diflucan and Nystatin really

do help me - particularly with pain, chem sensitivities and food issues.

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> > SO- my homeopath is trying very gently to get the metals out of my kidney

etc, but was wondering, if anyone has any other recommendations. I am highly

sensitive and must do the most gentle and slow of protocols.

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> > And also - does EDTA fall in this category and if so, what is they best

recommendation to use it?

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> > Thanks for any help.

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