Re: Digestion and minerals

[Guest guest]

> If Mercury causes minerals transport to be inhibited then how will it help

> to supplement with minerals and other elements such as selenium if I still

> have high levels?

Hi Kat,

You do have a point to a certain extent. However, clinically when you

supplement the basic supplements according to Andy most people do better.

The chelation will remove the mercury that is sitting on cell receptors

interferring with how you transport chemicals around.

In this case (as with some aspects of the protocol) you have little choice,

but to provide what you are lacking in while you work towards a cure.

You need to supply minerals in a high enough fashion that your body can use

them despite the deranged mineral tranpsort.

Persumably it can counter it to a certain extent by supplementing correctly,

but you cannnot cure it without chelation, and only Andy' protocol is safe

enough to chelate with. You see, little choice but too move slowlt forward.

> It seems that I may be wasting my time.

That is certainly not true. Hang in there. It takes time.

>My system has a hard time adjusting and digesting all these new supplements

> that I am introducing. Will my system adjust?

You should not really be having a hard time adjusting. Perhaps you added the

supplements all at the same time and this caused a problem? Rather you

should add one every few days so you know what is helping and what isn't.

What do you mean when you say you are having a hard time adjusting?

DeanSA

[Guest guest]

> If Mercury causes minerals transport to be inhibited then how will it help

> to supplement with minerals and other elements such as selenium if I still

> have high levels?

Hi Kat,

You do have a point to a certain extent. However, clinically when you

supplement the basic supplements according to Andy most people do better.

The chelation will remove the mercury that is sitting on cell receptors

interferring with how you transport chemicals around.

In this case (as with some aspects of the protocol) you have little choice,

but to provide what you are lacking in while you work towards a cure.

You need to supply minerals in a high enough fashion that your body can use

them despite the deranged mineral tranpsort.

Persumably it can counter it to a certain extent by supplementing correctly,

but you cannnot cure it without chelation, and only Andy' protocol is safe

enough to chelate with. You see, little choice but too move slowlt forward.

> It seems that I may be wasting my time.

That is certainly not true. Hang in there. It takes time.

>My system has a hard time adjusting and digesting all these new supplements

> that I am introducing. Will my system adjust?

You should not really be having a hard time adjusting. Perhaps you added the

supplements all at the same time and this caused a problem? Rather you

should add one every few days so you know what is helping and what isn't.

What do you mean when you say you are having a hard time adjusting?

DeanSA

[Guest guest]

>

> If Mercury causes minerals transport to be inhibited then how will

it help

> to supplement with minerals and other elements such as selenium if I

still

Mercury doesn't fully shut down mineral transport, it only reduces

it by blocking some receptor sites. There will still be some

receptors available. If you provide more mineral, then more if it

will get where it needs to go.

> have high levels? It seems that I may be wasting my time. My

> system has a hard time adjusting and digesting all these new supplements

> that I am introducing. Will my system adjust?

First, add supplements one at a time and increase slowly. This

will allow your body time to adjust.

If you find a supplement your body can't seem to tolerate even when

you introduce it in small amount, ask and someone else may have an

idea how to handle it since they've dealt with the same problem.

Sometimes a different form or a different product makes a difference.

If you don't tolerate selenium, it is not critical. I would focus

initially on the more critical supplements, like vit C, E, zinc,

magnesium.

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> kat

>

[Guest guest]

>

>

> > If Mercury causes minerals transport to be inhibited then how will it help

> > to supplement with minerals and other elements such as selenium if I still

> > have high levels?

> Hi Kat,

> You do have a point to a certain extent. However, clinically when you

> supplement the basic supplements according to Andy most people do better.

> The chelation will remove the mercury that is sitting on cell receptors

> interferring with how you transport chemicals around.

> In this case (as with some aspects of the protocol) you have little choice,

> but to provide what you are lacking in while you work towards a cure.

> You need to supply minerals in a high enough fashion that your body can use

> them despite the deranged mineral tranpsort.

> Persumably it can counter it to a certain extent by supplementing correctly,

> but you cannnot cure it without chelation, and only Andy' protocol is safe

> enough to chelate with. You see, little choice but too move slowlt forward.

>

>

> > It seems that I may be wasting my time.

> That is certainly not true. Hang in there. It takes time.

>

> >My system has a hard time adjusting and digesting all these new supplements

> > that I am introducing. Will my system adjust?

>

> You should not really be having a hard time adjusting. Perhaps you added the

> supplements all at the same time and this caused a problem? Rather you

> should add one every few days so you know what is helping and what isn't.

>

> What do you mean when you say you are having a hard time adjusting?

> DeanSA

>

When I got the results, I started supplementing with everything I was low

in...all in one

day. Then I had major indigestion and diarrhea. I think I will try slowly

adding one day at

a time.

kat