Re:Techniques to stop redistribution

[Guest guest]

Would it make any sense to taper off a round, by using progressively lower

doses?

Bob

[Guest guest]

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> Would it make any sense to taper off a round, by using progressively

lower doses?

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Andy advises against this. Apparently it just spreads the

redistribution out over a longer time and leads to more total

redistribution.

J

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[Guest guest]

How about lots of vitamin C, citrate forms of vitamins, activated

charcoal? Other than that, it's par for the course. We find that we

need more vitamins after a round to help with redistribution.

But there is essentially no way to stop it entirely.

Tapering is a bad idea. As long as you take a chelator, your still

pulling and at some point when you stop taking it, you will still

have redistribution. The way I think of it, to help ease the

uneasiness of redistribution, is this:

If you dont chelate at all, the mercury will stay where it is and

continue to cause damage and disease. Of which you eventually will

have an earlier death than what was genetically designed for you.

You will also be plagued with diseases along the way. If you remove

the mercury and go through minor distributions in the process, as

long as you continue to chelate, you will at some point remove those

redistributions as well. Ultimately, having little to no metals left

to cause damage. In essence, prolonging your life and avoiding many

diseases.

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> > Would it make any sense to taper off a round, by using

progressively

> lower doses?

>> > Bob

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[Guest guest]

How about lots of vitamin C, citrate forms of vitamins, activated

charcoal? Other than that, it's par for the course. We find that we

need more vitamins after a round to help with redistribution.

But there is essentially no way to stop it entirely.

Tapering is a bad idea. As long as you take a chelator, your still

pulling and at some point when you stop taking it, you will still

have redistribution. The way I think of it, to help ease the

uneasiness of redistribution, is this:

If you dont chelate at all, the mercury will stay where it is and

continue to cause damage and disease. Of which you eventually will

have an earlier death than what was genetically designed for you.

You will also be plagued with diseases along the way. If you remove

the mercury and go through minor distributions in the process, as

long as you continue to chelate, you will at some point remove those

redistributions as well. Ultimately, having little to no metals left

to cause damage. In essence, prolonging your life and avoiding many

diseases.

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> > Would it make any sense to taper off a round, by using

progressively

> lower doses?

>> > Bob

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[Guest guest]

> Would it make any sense to taper off a round, by using progressively lower

doses?

No.

The correct technique is to run adequately long rounds.

3 days seems to be enough, less often isn't, more is better.

Andy