Re: Digestion and minerals

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> > 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.

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

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

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

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

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> 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.

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

> DeanSA

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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