Re: Re: Chelation - celiac disease cure?

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This is kind of a pet peeve of mine, when someone can't eat something and

decides that particular food is evil and should not be eaten by anyone. I'm glad

that people find what works for them.

If you can't eat something fine, but save your opinion about whether others

should eat " normal " good food. On A-M it's milk that is often the villian, food

is not evil or bad, food is innocuous, it's the fault of the digestion system.

Re: Chelation - celiac disease cure?

>From what I

> understand many people who have chelated have ridden themselves of

> food allergies including gluten.

There is evidence of the above in autism mercury archives. Many

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In frequent-dose-chelation wrote:

>From what I

> understand many people who have chelated have ridden themselves of

> food allergies including gluten.

There is evidence of the above in autism mercury archives. Many

parents have reported that their children lose their food

sensitivities the longer they chelate.

In my own case, the symptoms of gluten intolerance started immediately

after a huge exposure to mercury (and stopped immediately after I

stopped eating gluten).

>I have not seen any

> > research/literature stating that celiac disease is due to mercury

> > poisoning.

------------Bernie Windham (either is or was President of DAMS, and I believe

is a chemical engineer, or something like that) has compiled tons of information

on mercury, and here's an excerpt from the following link of his.-------Jackie

http://www.flcv.com/kidshg.html

2. Mercury and toxic metals block enzymes required to digest milk casein

and wheat gluten, resulting in dumping morphine like substances in the blood

that are neurotoxic and psychotic, as a major factor in schizophrenia, autism,

and ADHD.

A direct mechanism involving mercury's inhibition of cellular enzymatic

processes by binding with the hydroxyl radical(SH) in amino acids appears to be

a major part of the connection to these allergic/immune reactive

conditions(15-23,36,47,51,98). For example mercury has been found to strongly

inhibit the activity of xanthine oxidase and dipeptyl peptidase (DPP IV) which

are required in the digestion of the milk protein casein or wheat protein gluten

(15,16,17,19,20,22b,23-26,98,105), and the same protein that is cluster

differentiation antigen 26 (CD26) which helps T lymphocyte activation. CD26 or

DPPIV is a cell surface glycoprotein that is very susceptible to inactivation by

mercury binding to its cysteinyl domain. Mercury and other toxic metals also

inhibit binding of opioid receptor agonists to opioid receptors, while magnesium

stimulates binding to opioid receptors(15). Studies involving large samples of

patients with autism, schizophrenia, or mania found that over 90 % of those

tested had high levels of the milk protein beta-casomorphine-7 in their blood

and urine and defective enzymatic processes for digesting milk

protein(24,25,27), and similarly for the corresponding enzyme needed to digest

wheat gluten(24,26). Like casein, gluten breaks down into molecules with opioid

traits, called gluteomorphine or gliadin. As with caseomorphin, it too can

retain biological activity if the enzymes needed to digest it are not

functioning properly..

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It is not likely that we will find connections that researchers aren't

looking for.

J

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