OT: dilated pupils

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Hi Eileen!

Dilated pupils are a symptom of mercury poisoning (as are long eyelashes . . no

joke). I am not certain about pupils of two different sizes in individuals

(although this does sound like a symptom of something). But I am talking about

very large pupils. If you turn the lights off with just a sliver of light, then

turn the lights on . . . do the pupils contract at a quick pace? Or do they

contract rather slowly if at all? If they don't contract very well, it is a

symptom of mercury.

My son had rather large pupils most of the time (and he is known for his

gorgeous long eyelashes) and we always thought that his eyes were a dark brown.

He is in the beginning stages of losing a little bit of his metals, and his

pupils are a lot smaller. As a result we realize that his eyes aren't really

dark brown, they are actually kind of green. If you have ever heard parents who

are chelating say that their child's eye color changed to blue or whatnot when

they chelated, it is probably because they are seeing more of the child's iris

rather than the pupil and the dark ring around it.

Side note: This is what the eye doctor uses in his drops to keep your eyes

dilated for his exams (mercury in the drops).

FYI,

Jeni Lynn (gastrointestinal problems)

SCD 2 months

mom to Margeaux, 6 yr. (add, heavy metal toxicity, gastrointestinal problems)

, 3 yr. (risk for add, heavy metal toxicity, gastrointestinal problems)

Elle, 18 mo. (heavy metal toxicity, leaky gut, eczema)

SCD 4 months

HAD TO SHARE...KiKi success story!

Dear Jeni Lynn:

Does dilated pupils mean metal poisoning, particularly mercury? And what do

you mean by dilated - two different size pupils or just very large pupils?

Thank you, Eileen Brown