Re: Aluminum in Hair - Shelly; Was: Hair Test Results--#167-- Please help

[Guest guest]

Dave,

I got rid of all the aluminum things in my house and

I eat organic as well. I cook with glass and dont use

deodorants. I stopped eating cheese too. So are you

saying I could be mercury poisoned that is why my

aluminum is high ? 

I have the Andy cutler amalgam book but dont understand

a thing in it !!!!  I have soo much brain fog and very forgetful

too.

Shelly

In frequent-dose-chelation@..., Dave - AM & FDC Posts

wrote:

If a person is accumulating aluminum as a result of mercury tox, then the

aluminum will come down on its own, as you remove the mercury.

Of course, you want to remove sources of exposure. Andy lists them as:

processed cheese, aluminum baking powder, aluminum cookware, aluminum

containing antacids, and also antiperspirants (which often contain aluminum

salts).

Otherwise, you just wait. You only chelate for the aluminum itself, in acute

toxicity cases.

(HTI p.239)

Dave.

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Posted by: " Shelly Carpenter " love4shoes54@ yahoo.com love4shoes54

Sat May 17, 2008 7:25 pm (PDT)

Dave ,

What should we use if we are high in Aluminum ?

Shelly

[Guest guest]

Shelly, do you drink tap water? If your local tap water is

fluoridated, it will be a source of aluminum. As aluminum is a

byproduct. It seems your doing well as eliminating sources, which is

good. I just wanted to note that my son's hair aluminum is really high

but this is from his mercury problem. We are seeing it come down as

he chelates. So if your test is Hg toxic and you decide to treat it,

it's likely the aluminum will come down on it's own as a result of

removing the mercury.

>

> If a person is accumulating aluminum as a result of mercury tox,

then the

> aluminum will come down on its own, as you remove the mercury.

>

> Of course, you want to remove sources of exposure. Andy lists them as:

> processed cheese, aluminum baking powder, aluminum cookware, aluminum

> containing antacids, and also antiperspirants (which often contain

aluminum salts).

>

> Otherwise, you just wait. You only chelate for the aluminum itself,

in acute

> toxicity cases.

>

> (HTI p.239)

>

> Dave.

>

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>

> Posted by: " Shelly Carpenter " love4shoes54@ yahoo.com love4shoes54

> Sat May 17, 2008 7:25 pm (PDT)

>

> Dave ,

> What should we use if we are high in Aluminum ?

> Shelly

>