Re: Zinc supplementation driving copper levels down?

[Guest guest]

Interesting, thanks .

writes:

>However, mercury toxic people generally need and

> tolerate high levels of zinc supplementation, as recommended in

> Amalgam Illness.

Yes, and somewhere along the line I got to thinking, well, isn't that in the

beginning? If the

kids and I are moderately poisoned, and we've done 65 rounds, when do we begin

to ease up

on some of the supplement recommendations, like zinc?

[Guest guest]

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> Yes, and somewhere along the line I got to thinking, well, isn't

that in the beginning? If the

> kids and I are moderately poisoned, and we've done 65 rounds, when

do we begin to ease up

> on some of the supplement recommendations, like zinc?

Andy says in AI to reduce to 50 mg dose after you start using ALA.

I suppose later in chelation, you would have to use some judgment

about when to reduce it more. The goal eventually is to remove many

supplements. How are your symptoms? How much more chelation do you

think you need to do? I think you mentioned taking an extended break

from chelation - are you able to do that comfortably without a lot of

mercury symptoms?

I am not sure how to take the answers to those questions and make a

decision about this, but those are the kind of things I would consider.

I have no experience with removing supplements yet, and I haven't

observed anyone else going through it. Maybe someone who has done

this can comment.

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[Guest guest]

>

> Yes, and somewhere along the line I got to thinking, well, isn't

that in the beginning? If the

> kids and I are moderately poisoned, and we've done 65 rounds, when

do we begin to ease up

> on some of the supplement recommendations, like zinc?

Andy says in AI to reduce to 50 mg dose after you start using ALA.

I suppose later in chelation, you would have to use some judgment

about when to reduce it more. The goal eventually is to remove many

supplements. How are your symptoms? How much more chelation do you

think you need to do? I think you mentioned taking an extended break

from chelation - are you able to do that comfortably without a lot of

mercury symptoms?

I am not sure how to take the answers to those questions and make a

decision about this, but those are the kind of things I would consider.

I have no experience with removing supplements yet, and I haven't

observed anyone else going through it. Maybe someone who has done

this can comment.

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