Re: Andy - What about Newton Lab's detox products?

[Guest guest]

i too am interested in this company's products.... the heavy metal

detox #61 says it is for the removal of heavy metals including

cadmium, aluminum, lead, nickel, and mercury. the ingredients read

as follows....aluminum met 10x argentum met 10x mercuriur vivus 10x

niccolum met 10x plumbum met 10x stannum met 10x cadmium met 10x and

alcohol 15% it is a tincture... it does not contian ala... they say

to tkae it with detox #1 which helps to heal the body and get rid of

toxins in general.... thank you neva

[Guest guest]

> Are these ok to try? They have one for heavy metals and one for

> amalgam detox (homeopathic solutions sold in health food stores).

Homeopathic remedies specifically labeled for or intended for heavy

metal detoxification should never be used. They increase neurological

symptoms - and autism is primarily neurological.

Andy . .. . .

[Guest guest]

Andy,

Why is this? Is it because supplements are not regulated?

Aren't most items used in the normal way OTC? I thought homeopathy is

supposed to be safer and better on the system. I am quite hesitant to try it the

" normal " way as many are regressing (neurogically) and are having horrible

times with it. Isn't this the same result then?

I just want to find a safe way to detox my son. What can we do? There is so

much unknown. Suggestions are welcome.

> > Are these ok to try? They have one for heavy metals and one for

> > amalgam detox (homeopathic solutions sold in health food stores).

>

> Homeopathic remedies specifically labeled for or intended for heavy

> metal detoxification should never be used. They increase neurological

> symptoms - and autism is primarily neurological.

>

> Andy . .. . .

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

I hope you will excuse me for answering since I am not Andy.

> Why is this?

I believe it is because Andy has too many reports of negative

results/effects from it.

> Is it because supplements are not regulated?

no, this is not why.

> Aren't most items used in the normal way OTC? I thought homeopathy

is

> supposed to be safer and better on the system.

Andy thinks homeopathy is generally fine but NOT fine for

metal detox. Again, I believe this is based on results.

> I am quite hesitant

to try it the

> " normal " way as many are regressing (neurogically) and are having

horrible

> times with it.

You know of " many " who are regressing neurologically? This is

very interesting. You must be reading a different list than

I am??

best wishes,

Moria

> > Homeopathic remedies specifically labeled for or intended for

heavy

> > metal detoxification should never be used. They increase

neurological

> > symptoms - and autism is primarily neurological.

> >

> > Andy . .. . .

[Guest guest]

> Andy,

> Why is this? Is it because supplements are not regulated?

No. Regulation has nothing to do with it. Supplements would be much

MORE dangerous if regulated - consider how dangerous Rx drugs are, and

then pinch yourself and remember that over 80% of them would qualify

as nutritional supplements if they hadn't been registered as a drug

with the FDA prior to October 1994.

> Aren't most items used in the normal way OTC? I thought homeopathy

is

> supposed to be safer and better on the system. I am quite hesitant

to try it the

> " normal " way as many are regressing (neurogically) and are having

horrible

> times with it. Isn't this the same result then?

Yes. Any method of removing mercury can be dangerous and harmful if

you do it wrong. There is nothing magic about using one technique

versus another - either it is capable of moving mercury, and thus

capable of doing damage if you don't use it properly, or it is not

capable of moving mercury and thus not capable of causing any

improvement.

>

> I just want to find a safe way to detox my son. What can we do?

Accept the fact that there is no perfectly safe thing you can do. The

only way to avoid risk is to do nothing. If you want to help him you

have to accept some risk. . . .. . . . . .

> There is so

> much unknown. Suggestions are welcome.

[Guest guest]

I just now got to read your response. Is it also dangerous to use

their liver detox, bowel discomfort and food additive detox products

(not sure if your're familiar w/ingredients)? And - How about these

for someone w/mercury and no autism?

Lynda

> > Are these ok to try? They have one for heavy metals and one for

> > amalgam detox (homeopathic solutions sold in health food stores).

>

> Homeopathic remedies specifically labeled for or intended for heavy

> metal detoxification should never be used. They increase

neurological

> symptoms - and autism is primarily neurological.

>

> Andy . .. . .