Re: Metal in muscle tissue, body fat and brain Re: Meaning of high

[Guest guest]

For 20 years I've been told, by Dr. Rea and others, that toxins are also stored

in the fat, so whether it's mercury or something else, weight loss will release

these toxins into the system. It's the reason I never feel any significant or

noticeable energy boost when I lose weight. I always feel crappy. Of course,

drinking more water and adding more fiber, like psyllium, might help with that.

: Donna

>>david wrote: Some people who have lost weight rapidly have said

>>that it made them sicker. Burning fat probably

>>mobilizes mercury, whether you do it through exercise,

>>ketonia, of whatever...

[Guest guest]

Dean, my worst weight problems began as my health started to decline, largely

due to the increased cravings, etc. I also love food and it's my only real

immediate gratification. I'm also hypothyroid, but can lose weight when I eat

properly, though now that I'm perimenopausal, that will become harder to do.

I'm obese. I know a lot of toxic people who are also overweight, some severely.

I can't tell you about the adrenals yet 'cause I'm about to do the saliva test

tomorrow, but I suspect I must have some sort of adrenal problems due to being

mercury toxic for about 40 years. I'll be posting once I get the results.

: Donna

>>Most of the really toxic people I know are underweight or thin.

>>It seems that without a lot of fat to store mercury it moves around and

>>causes more problems.

>>Also, adrenal issufficieny tends to make people unable to gain weight.

>>Is that conjecture or are most poeple on this list underweight or

>>overweight?

>>We don't seem to have many people mentioned being overweight?

>>Thanks,

>>DeanSA