Re: Lead in a very little one

[Guest guest]

I've read journal articles about the difference between kids in high

lead areas with problems v/s those who don't show problems is their

blood vitamin C levels. So keep them up in both and it may help.

Do you live near a major road? I've read that lead is in the

dust/dirt near intersections, highways, and the hazard from inhaling

it is much higher than from ingesting it. Just something to think

about. All from leaded gasoline, which was a very bad idea.

For Mom, French Green Clay may be beneficial, she could read up on

it. Some things would stir it up and make more circulate, but that

one seems to just absorb it and get it out.

>

> Friends,

> Our little boy came back with slightly elevated lead levels (11

mg/dl),

> where m is for micro, not milli I believe).

>

> He is 12 months old. Our main question is how can we bring this

down

> via diet and supplements? We plan to have him take raw liver twice

to

> three times per week in small quantities, he already drinks

kombucha,

> etc.

>

> There is very little we can do about our overall environmental

factors

> more than what we have done - we basically know where all our food

> comes from and how it is raised, make all our own cleaners form

known

> sources, ingredients, etc. Part of the problem is that my wife is

> probably high in heavy metals and is still nursing him, so what can

we

> do while she is still nursing him to help?

>

> Input is much appreciated!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Dr. Flechas of Flechas Family Practice (

http://cypress.he.net/~bigmacnc/drflechas/index.htm) recommends iodine to

help chelate heavy metals. I had a urine analysis done and was very high in

arsenic. I also had tingling in my hands, heart palpitations and anxiety.

I spoke to Jerry Brunetti at the Deidre Currie Festival last week and he

concurred, Iodoral is good for kicking out the heavy metals.

I am taking 50 mg per day of Iodoral. Since your wife is nursing, she might

want to take less Iodoral and slowly work up to a larger dose. You could

call Dr. Flechas and do a consultation -- he can tell you how much she would

need to take. The baby will get the iodine via the breastmilk.

She could also take a probiotic to help the body detox. Dr. -McBride

talked about this at the conference. She said if a mom is toxic and

breastfeeding a little one, it is important for her to take a therapeutic

grade probiotic -- the good bacteria in the gut help the body detox. She

said to go slow though. Work up to a larger dose over time. Going to fast

can cause the baby to be affected by the detoxification.

Juicing of fresh vegetables and fruits, epsom salt baths, and enemas are

also recommended by Dr. -McBride to assist in detoxification.

Ann Marie

On Thu, Sep 18, 2008 at 2:02 PM, louisvillewapf <louisvillewapf@...>wrote:

> Friends,

> Our little boy came back with slightly elevated lead levels (11 mg/dl),

> where m is for micro, not milli I believe).

>