Guest guest Posted December 17, 2008 Report Share Posted December 17, 2008 Our son's most recent hair test showed copper off the charts, literally. So we started the copper protocol. Also, we have been on the hunt for sources of copper beyond the obvious ALA chelation, causing copper retention. We realized we were giving some foods that were high copper. So we stopped. We have been searching on line for more info on low copper diets. One site we visited said brewer's yeast is to be avoided as a high copper food. We give our son vrp's Epicor, which when I read the label says it is the end product of fermentation of brewer's yeast. I stopped giving the supplement. Does this mean I have been giving my son a high copper supplement on a daily basis for months? It is a shame because it has helped him ward off illness very well, along with daily OLE. Irene Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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