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

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> > I lost 20 lbs in one month when I got out of the hospital the first

> > time; wouldn't some of the mercury " disappear " along with the body

fat?

> > Maybe it all moved into the brain?

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> HI Robin,

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> 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.

I was skinnier after my times of heaviest exposure. Subsequent to

those times I put on weight. I've never been terribly overweight

(although I have pretty strange fat distribution), but some people

put on more than I.

The things mercury does can push weight to extremes in both

directions. Thyroid and adrenal issues, type 1 or 2 diabetes,

problems in energy production and fat burning, lots of stuff.

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> 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

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