Metal-Free for detox

[Guest guest]

Is anyone familiar with Metal-Free (www.bodyhealth.com) for heavy metal

detox? My doctor recommended it to me. I used a bottle but never like it was

doing anything, mainly because it tasted just like water. (Though I

acknowledge that is not the best test of effectiveness...) Then I found a

similar product online, PCA-Rx (Maxam Nutraceutics). In their literature

they basically slam Metal-Free, saying it hasn't used its originial

successful formula since 2002.

http://ssl.maxamlabs.com/MAXAM_ASP_CMS_Templates_STD_HTML.asp?PageINDX=18

And again, I tried PCA-Rx and was not convinced it was doing anything

either. Does anyone have any experience with either product, good or bad?

Thanks much, Sharon

[Guest guest]

Hi Sharon:

I tried Metal Free in 2002 or 2003 as part of a heavy metal detox. I became

so horribly ill with dehydration from diahrea that I was home for a week. I

only got through about 20% of the bottle.

Apparently there was a recall of the product during that period and the

mixture was adjusted.

I was too afraid to try it again.

vsp

On 1/27/06, Sharon Conti <sharflin@...> wrote:

>

> Is anyone familiar with Metal-Free (www.bodyhealth.com) for heavy metal

> detox?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Definitely not a ringing endorsement...

Thanks for the information!

> I tried Metal Free in 2002 or 2003 as part of a heavy metal detox. I

> became

> so horribly ill with dehydration from diahrea that I was home for a week.

> I

> only got through about 20% of the bottle.

> Apparently there was a recall of the product during that period and the

> mixture was adjusted.

> I was too afraid to try it again.

> vsp

[Guest guest]

I don't know anything about the product that you are asking about,

but recently received this information from a friend who both she and

her husband are going through the heavy metal detox.

" The two better systems we have found are drawing the heavy metals

through the skin, from saunas and skin brushing, to keep a quick

turnover of skin cells, and modifilan, which is a seaweed from the

north sea which is an excellent binder with heavy metals (how the

mercury begins to be in the fish cycle, in fact!) but the modofilian

seaweed binds with the metals in the digestive tract, which is a

longer and more delicate method of excreting it. "

They had terrible results with chelation.

Cyndy

>

> Is anyone familiar with Metal-Free (www.bodyhealth.com) for heavy

metal

> detox?

[Guest guest]

I don't know anything about the product that you are asking about,

but recently received this information from a friend who both she and

her husband are going through the heavy metal detox.

" The two better systems we have found are drawing the heavy metals

through the skin, from saunas and skin brushing, to keep a quick

turnover of skin cells, and modifilan, which is a seaweed from the

north sea which is an excellent binder with heavy metals (how the

mercury begins to be in the fish cycle, in fact!) but the modofilian

seaweed binds with the metals in the digestive tract, which is a

longer and more delicate method of excreting it. "

They had terrible results with chelation.

Cyndy

>

> Is anyone familiar with Metal-Free (www.bodyhealth.com) for heavy

metal

> detox?

[Guest guest]

Thanks much, Cyndy.

>I don't know anything about the product that you are asking about,

> but recently received this information from a friend who both she and

> her husband are going through the heavy metal detox.

>

>

> " The two better systems we have found are drawing the heavy metals

> through the skin, from saunas and skin brushing, to keep a quick

> turnover of skin cells, and modifilan, which is a seaweed from the

> north sea which is an excellent binder with heavy metals (how the

> mercury begins to be in the fish cycle, in fact!) but the modofilian

> seaweed binds with the metals in the digestive tract, which is a

> longer and more delicate method of excreting it. "

>

> They had terrible results with chelation.