Q. Is Chlorophyll safe to use?

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

I might have done something very silly over the weekend. I got some

liquid chlorophyll and thought I'd try see if it would help with ds'

bowels.

With just one tsp,he became extremely hyper, lots of energy which is

completely out of character, he seemed uncomfortable, pulse racing,

slamming himself against the sofa, rocking, could not keep still. This

is a child who is always lethargic and prefers to lie down in same

position if allowed and has to be prompted and supported to get up! I

didn't give him anymore chlorophyll after this but gave two doses of

charcoal, he is now calmed down (back to his lethargic state the

following morning). During the " hyper " state, he did not have any

seizures which I'd have thought might happen with his epilepsy. I

hardly ever seen a " die-off " / " detox " reaction with him, on anything, so

was really caught off guard. I read later that besides helping with

bowels, it can help raise haemoglobin levels and improving oxygen.

Is anyone got any ideas, is chlorophyll a bad thing to give, would it

move metals?

thanks for your help.

emily

[Guest guest]

Chorophyll is fine, its very high in magnesium (the type that spins that methylation cycle per Dr N) which somewhat immobile kids find relaxing for their muscles. I would try again with a very very tiny amount

Mx

Is anyone got any ideas, is chlorophyll a bad thing to give, would itmove metals?

[Guest guest]

Thank you for your reply Mandi.

I'll try again with the tiny tiny amount. Yes it was really weird

seeing him suddenly move so much when he is so immobile most of time but

also scary too as he did not appear to be comfortable (appeared more

like trying to shake off something!)

Would you have a link for the methylation cycle per Dr N please?

Thanks,

emily x

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> Chorophyll is fine, its very high in magnesium (the type that spins

that

> methylation cycle per Dr N) which somewhat immobile kids find relaxing

for

> their muscles. I would try again with a very very tiny amount

>

> Mx

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> In a message dated 04/07/2012 00:29:48 GMT Daylight Time, eans@...

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> Is anyone got any ideas, is chlorophyll a bad thing to give, would it

> move metals?

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[Guest guest]

Nope this was one of the few new things I learned when doing DAN practitioner Training ages ago, Dr N, Usman, McCandless and Boyd Haley.

The type of magnesium we really need is in leafy green veg, probably why when we can finally get green veg juice into our kids it does them so much good, so its summat he said not that written down I thin k

Mx

Would you have a link for the methylation cycle per Dr N please?