Re: What if I exceed 3000 mcg of molybdenum?

[Guest guest]

See " Hair Test Interpretation " p 256. " High copper levels suggests

the possibility of gall bladder or biliary tract disease which should

be explored. "

> I have tried everything.

There must be some other things to try. What about restricting high

copper foods, supplements such as ox bile, glycine, more B vitamins, a

'liver friendly' diet?

I believe W was having similar problems with copper. Perhaps

she will give us an update after summer holidays.

J

>

> I'm currently at 2750 mcg of molybdenum and this is the first time I

> feel like I am somewhat getting close to curing the copper poisoning.

>

> What do you think would happend if I went up to 3500-4000mcg of

> molybdenum?

>

> I have tried everything.

>

> Taurine

> Lecithin

> milk thistle

> 50 mg of zinc w/ each meal

> 1000 mcg chromiun (not an Andy Cutler recommendation)

> B-6

> Manganese (I only tried this briefly, it appeared to make my liver

> hurt and didn't seem to do much)

> 2 grams of vitamin c with each meal (this didn't seem to make any

> difference at all)

>

>

> I've chelated for almost a year.

>

[Guest guest]

See " Hair Test Interpretation " p 256. " High copper levels suggests

the possibility of gall bladder or biliary tract disease which should

be explored. "

> I have tried everything.

There must be some other things to try. What about restricting high

copper foods, supplements such as ox bile, glycine, more B vitamins, a

'liver friendly' diet?

I believe W was having similar problems with copper. Perhaps

she will give us an update after summer holidays.

J

>

> I'm currently at 2750 mcg of molybdenum and this is the first time I

> feel like I am somewhat getting close to curing the copper poisoning.

>

> What do you think would happend if I went up to 3500-4000mcg of

> molybdenum?

>

> I have tried everything.

>

> Taurine

> Lecithin

> milk thistle

> 50 mg of zinc w/ each meal

> 1000 mcg chromiun (not an Andy Cutler recommendation)

> B-6

> Manganese (I only tried this briefly, it appeared to make my liver

> hurt and didn't seem to do much)

> 2 grams of vitamin c with each meal (this didn't seem to make any

> difference at all)

>

>

> I've chelated for almost a year.

>

[Guest guest]

>

>

>

> See " Hair Test Interpretation " p 256. " High copper levels suggests

> the possibility of gall bladder or biliary tract disease which should

> be explored. "

Do you know the symptoms of these problems? I tried searching and got

mixed results. I have really felt any pain in that area.

> There must be some other things to try. What about restricting high

> copper foods, supplements such as ox bile, glycine, more B vitamins, a

> 'liver friendly' diet?

Well I have a reaction to glycine and b vitamins, it's very similar to

all these drug/food interactions that copper toxicity causes.

I am very very very sensitive to supplements that increase bile. I

can only tolerate 500 mg of taurine a day. I come down with intense

mercury symptoms that can can last for 5-7 days if I push bile to

hard. This is why I can't tolerate ox bile or milk thistle at all (I

forgot to mention I've tried ox bile).

A low copper diet is difficult to follow but I could try again. I've

never tried a liver helpful diet.

I honestly still think I haven't cut off my exposure to mercury. I

think there are some sources of mercury that aren't listed in The AI

book. I just don't understand why I can still come down with intense

mercury symptoms (even auditory hallucination and intense depression)

1 year and 3 months after the removal of my fillings.

[Guest guest]

>

> >

> > See " Hair Test Interpretation " p 256. " High copper levels suggests

> > the possibility of gall bladder or biliary tract disease which should

> > be explored. "

>

> Do you know the symptoms of these problems? I tried searching and got

> mixed results. I have really felt any pain in that area.

>

No, I don't know much about liver problems. A doctor would be the one

to ask.

>

> > There must be some other things to try. What about restricting high

> > copper foods, supplements such as ox bile, glycine, more B vitamins, a

> > 'liver friendly' diet?

>

> Well I have a reaction to glycine and b vitamins, it's very similar to

> all these drug/food interactions that copper toxicity causes.

>

> I am very very very sensitive to supplements that increase bile. I

> can only tolerate 500 mg of taurine a day. I come down with intense

> mercury symptoms that can can last for 5-7 days if I push bile to

> hard. This is why I can't tolerate ox bile or milk thistle at all (I

> forgot to mention I've tried ox bile).

>

It does sound like there is some problem that needs to be addressed

(and that I wouldn't know much about).

> A low copper diet is difficult to follow but I could try again. I've

> never tried a liver helpful diet.

>

> I honestly still think I haven't cut off my exposure to mercury. I

> think there are some sources of mercury that aren't listed in The AI

> book. I just don't understand why I can still come down with intense

> mercury symptoms (even auditory hallucination and intense depression)

> 1 year and 3 months after the removal of my fillings.

>

I tend to agree with what you just said. If not mercury there may be

some exposure to some other heavy metal.

J