Re: Janice--Re:The cause of yeast

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Did you ever find out about your son Mark--there was a special on TV about

someone not sweating and had pain in his feet i believe--

Janice <jscott@...> wrote: BJ,

Thank you for this explanation. I am going to print it out it is so well done!

This explains then Mark's lack of sweat and his lack of physical oxygenation. We

always describe him as being 'low' with regards to vital signs ie. he simply is

not getting enough oxygen to his brain. Though I have him running daily and it

is improving..... there is definately a blockage that we cannot get around.

Sweat, oxygen, yeast, mercury, lead (or whatever is your metal).... they are all

related and this 'clicks' for me in what we are experiencing with him now.

You all have little kids but picture a 13 year old who just completes a 5 k race

and isn't sweating or an hour of Tai Kwondo where half the boys in the class are

dripping and he is just slightly clammy..... EVERYONE sweats at this age but my

child does not. It is an oddity that requires absolute attention. I long to see

beads of sweat drip down his face or jump back at the stench of his tee-shirts

like other moms do.

Janice

Mother of Mark, 13

[sPAM][ ] Re:The cause of yeast

If this is so then what is MB12 spray doing...getting rid of metals

and assisting the body in its own detox?

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> " Heavy metals such as mercury, cadmium, platinum, arsenic and lead

in our

> environment collect in our cells and when present in elevated

concentrations,

> suppress our cell's normal ability to utilize oxygen. Reduction of

cellular

> respiration often triggers increased yeast proliferation to

compensate for this

> reduction in energy production. Yeast overgrowth in bodies

challenged by

> high toxic metal levels, can be understood as the body's desperate

attempt to

> protect itself against the ravaging effects of heavy metal

poisoning. In such

> cases, the heavy metal load on the system must be reduced to free

the system

> of long-term yeast overgrowth. Individuals with high levels of

heavy metals

> are likely to suffer if attempting to clear yeast / fungal

overgrowth, before

> first addressing their elevated heavy metal levels effectively. "

>

> In other words, remove the mercury and the yeast will

decrease . . . where

> did the mercury come from in the first place? Amalgam dental

fillings . . .

> thimerasol-laden vaccines . . . the environment . . .

>

> -BJ

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