juice fasting and elimination diet questions

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From: " Suze Fisher "

> >Suze, if you think your problem may be mercury toxicity, is the haddock

a

> >good idea, especially at this stage? I think I'd stay away from all

> >fish/seafood at this point.

> >

> >~ Fern

>

> Well, I'm eating white fish because Bob recommended it for the

elimination

> diet AND haddock is one of the ones the FDA lists as lowest in mercury.

I'm

> on the fence about the seafood issue. I ate a LOT of seafood before my 6

day

> fast because I've had such a craving for it lately. I'd really LIKE to

have

> it 2-3x/week or more on a regular basis, but am not sure if I should wait

> til my amalgams are out. I know some seafood is much more contaminated

than

> others and I mostly try to eat wild alaskan salmon or haddock or

flounder,

> all of which are supposed to be low in mercury. But I honestly don't know

if

> I should avoid it all or not.

At one time I thought perhaps the amount of mercury in seafood was

negligible enough considering many of us already have it lodging in our

teeth. However, my mother's blood pressure shot up one time without any

seeming cause and she went to the doctor I mentioned before, who said it

was a result of mercury in her system. Turns out it had come from a can of

sardines she had eaten the day before. Once that was chelated from her

system, her BP went back down.

Ever since then I have avoided all seafood. I already have some amalgam

fillings (as does my mother BTW) and don't want to add any more to my

system than is there already!

~ Fern

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--- In , " Fern " <readnwrite@f...>

wrote:

However, my mother's blood pressure shot up one time without any

> seeming cause and she went to the doctor I mentioned before, who

said it was a result of mercury in her system. Turns out it had come

from a can of> sardines she had eaten the day before

Was this an actual chemical test, or was it some kind of applied

kinesiology test?

(Applied kinesiology is not a scientific test and has no physical

basis or evidence to support it. It is a variation on dowsing with a

pendulum or other " energy-based " (non-physical energy) psychic

phenomena.)

Marty