Guest guest Posted April 19, 2007 Report Share Posted April 19, 2007 I have many bad health problems for years, like these: -very foggy thinking and other cognitive problems. -tiredness -poor liver function -> often yellow color around mouth. -strange vision (tunnel, blurry, difficult to have overview) -weak adrenals (I use low dose hydrocortisone now) -slight joint pain in hand and feet -bad digestion -chronic fungal problems They are so bad that I can only work part time and even have difficulty with that. A year ago I did some testing. This were the 'high' results in URINE (all in mcg/g Creatinine): Copper: 836,400 Mangenese: 20,301 Lead: 27,696 Mercury: 32,520 Nickel: 16,113 For this test, I got an IV dose of 'DMPS & Zn-DTPA'. It was analysed by microtrace.de (Germany). I live in the Netherlands. I also did hair testing: 'Elemental Analysis Hair' at GSDL. All except Uranium where within reference range: Uranium: 0.0162 mcg/g (Ref= <0.0057) Is uranium problematic for health? As I did not really trust the clinic where I did the Urine testing (they offer expensive IV chelation) I did not start chelation. I had only 2 amalgam fillings which I had removed about a year ago. At that time I could not imagine that heavy metals might be the root cause of my problems. Now I am quite in doubt. I would be very grateful if someone could advise me about this. I have just ordered Andy's book today. Do the data above indicate a problem? I discovered that the 'reference range' of the urine test was based on urine without provocative chelation agent; so these reference ranges are not representative, because I got IV DMPS & Zn- DTPA. I am in doubt because also my copper level seemed to be quite high. I must say that in that time I was using a Multi-supplement with high Copper (1000mcg per day) and high manganese (5mg per day). That might have influenced the urine test? I did quit that Multi-supplement. I think that the detox-capacity of my body is quite low at this moment. I have chronic obstipation for years. I know that disposal of heavy metals is mainly through bile/gut, so I am afraid that I am re- absorbing a lot of it. Is it possible that my liver is poor because of heavy metals? Or do I have these metals because my liver is not optimal? Recently I did my first liver flush. Do you think I should start chelation? What about copper as ALA seems to increase that? Thank you so much for any advice!!! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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