Re: A thought on milk and gluten

[Guest guest]

Chelating metals does not always allow a child to consime gluten or casein in

any form.

I have children that do not have any toxic levels of metals and they still

cannot consume casein (goat or cow, either one; raw or pasteurized, either one)

or gluten.

[Guest guest]

I'm curious how you determined they have no toxic levels of metals. I'm GF

vegan and plan to stay that way even if/when I decide I'm done chelating, so

just curious.

S S

Re: A thought on milk and gluten

Posted by: " agirlnamedsuess21 " agirlnamedsuess@... agirlnamedsuess21

Sat Jul 3, 2010 4:16 pm (PDT)

Chelating metals does not always allow a child to consime gluten or casein in

any form.

I have children that do not have any toxic levels of metals and they still

cannot consume casein (goat or cow, either one; raw or pasteurized, either one)

or gluten.

[Guest guest]

One of my kids had a blood test for all the heavy metals.

When milk is removed, her allergic shiners are gone. When milk is consumed, they

reappear. When consuming milk, she pulls out all of her eyelashes. When it is

removed, the behavior stops. There are many other changes as well, in behavior.

Elimination diets are the best way to determine allergies.

Her intradermal allergy tests all showed negative (for milk allergy), but the

astonishing results speak for themselves.

She has never been vaccinated and has no metal fillings. We use filtered water.

Her sources of environmental exposure through foods and air are limited.

Milk, raw or not, is contraindicated for my family. I should have known this was

in my genes from my older daughter, (Double dose of like genes; so, I know we

have a severe milk allergy in my family.)

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> ----- Original Message -----

> From: agirlnamedsuess21

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> ===>Curious, what testing did you do that determine they do not have any

toxic levels of metals? I'm beginning to think that the only kids without toxic

levels of metals are those kids who have been chelated.

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> Chelating metals does not always allow a child to consime gluten or casein

in any form.

> I have children that do not have any toxic levels of metals and they still

cannot consume casein (goat or cow, either one; raw or pasteurized, either one)

or gluten.

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Blood tests are quite useless for chronic toxic metal issues. Lead quickly

goes into bone and brain and mercury into various organs including brain. Any

lead is too much and most doctors disregard any lead under 10. Blood tests will

only show current exposure. Consider doing a DDI hair elements test and

applying counting rules.

S S

Re: A thought on milk and gluten

Posted by: " agirlnamedsuess21 " agirlnamedsuess@... agirlnamedsuess21

Sun Jul 4, 2010 3:31 pm (PDT)

One of my kids had a blood test for all the heavy metals.

When milk is removed, her allergic shiners are gone. When milk is consumed, they

reappear. When consuming milk, she pulls out all of her eyelashes. When it is

removed, the behavior stops. There are many other changes as well, in behavior.

Elimination diets are the best way to determine allergies.

Her intradermal allergy tests all showed negative (for milk allergy), but the

astonishing results speak for themselves.

She has never been vaccinated and has no metal fillings. We use filtered water.

Her sources of environmental exposure through foods and air are limited.

Milk, raw or not, is contraindicated for my family. I should have known this was

in my genes from my older daughter, (Double dose of like genes; so, I know we

have a severe milk allergy in my family.)

[Guest guest]

Our allergist told us that the allergy tests are only 50% accurate.

You do not always test positive. And if one has two (or more) cell lines in

their body, how do you know which cell line you are testing? (Answer: You

don't.) I already asked that question.

Given all that information, it is common knowledge in genetics that many people

have two cell lines and do not even know it.

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> Real gluten and real casein allergies are out there . those people usually

> test positive on allergy testing . it is rare. BUT TRUE

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> ----- Original Message -----

> From: agirlnamedsuess21

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> ===>Curious, what testing did you do that determine they do not have any

> toxic levels of metals? I'm beginning to think that the only kids without

> toxic levels of metals are those kids who have been chelated.

>

>

>

> Chelating metals does not always allow a child to consime gluten or casein

> in any form.

> I have children that do not have any toxic levels of metals and they still

> cannot consume casein (goat or cow, either one; raw or pasteurized, either

> one) or gluten.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi , I would love to be able to do that on all 7 of us (even one of us),

but I just cannot afford that right now.

I sat and pondered about the ALA issue. No matter when ALA is used, it can

transport in or out of the brain; it would not be necessary to use DMSA first,

because if it is already in the brain, then no help there. If it isn't and it

gets there from ALA, then that is what ALA is for. I tried to figure out the

logic between using DMSA/ALA versus just ALA and I just could not find any.

I have not found it yet locally, but as soon as I do, I am going to start ALA.

Because i do not give anything to my children that I would not do, I will be the

first guinea.

Then if I see a difference (and I KNOW I have mercury and lead), then my son

will be next followed by my daughters.

>

> Hi ,

> Blood tests are quite useless for chronic toxic metal issues. Lead quickly

goes into bone and brain and mercury into various organs including brain. Any

lead is too much and most doctors disregard any lead under 10. Blood tests will

only show current exposure. Consider doing a DDI hair elements test and

applying counting rules.

> S S

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> Re: A thought on milk and gluten

> Posted by: " agirlnamedsuess21 " agirlnamedsuess@... agirlnamedsuess21

> Sun Jul 4, 2010 3:31 pm (PDT)

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> One of my kids had a blood test for all the heavy metals.

> When milk is removed, her allergic shiners are gone. When milk is consumed,

they reappear. When consuming milk, she pulls out all of her eyelashes. When it

is removed, the behavior stops. There are many other changes as well, in

behavior.

> Elimination diets are the best way to determine allergies.

> Her intradermal allergy tests all showed negative (for milk allergy), but the

astonishing results speak for themselves.

> She has never been vaccinated and has no metal fillings. We use filtered

water. Her sources of environmental exposure through foods and air are limited.

> Milk, raw or not, is contraindicated for my family. I should have known this

was in my genes from my older daughter, (Double dose of like genes; so, I know

we have a severe milk allergy in my family.)

>

>

[Guest guest]

? I have FOUR kids.

I cannot afford that, especially now, since my dependable transportation just

became undependable.

> >

> > Hi ,

> > Blood tests are quite useless for chronic toxic metal issues. Lead quickly

goes into bone and brain and mercury into various organs including brain. Any

lead is too much and most doctors disregard any lead under 10. Blood tests will

only show current exposure. Consider doing a DDI hair elements test and applying

counting rules.

> > S S

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> > Re: A thought on milk and gluten

> > Posted by: " agirlnamedsuess21 " agirlnamedsuess@ agirlnamedsuess21

> > Sun Jul 4, 2010 3:31 pm (PDT)

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> > One of my kids had a blood test for all the heavy metals.

> > When milk is removed, her allergic shiners are gone. When milk is

consumed, they reappear. When consuming milk, she pulls out all of her

eyelashes. When it is removed, the behavior stops. There are many other changes

as well, in behavior.

> > Elimination diets are the best way to determine allergies.

> > Her intradermal allergy tests all showed negative (for milk allergy), but

the astonishing results speak for themselves.

> > She has never been vaccinated and has no metal fillings. We use filtered

water. Her sources of environmental exposure through foods and air are limited.

> > Milk, raw or not, is contraindicated for my family. I should have known

this was in my genes from my older daughter, (Double dose of like genes; so, I

know we have a severe milk allergy in my family.)

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[Guest guest]

Only one got blood tested (and that was an act of congress with the old

pediatrican, who is still the current, but we do not see him).

We are in search of a pediatrican in Gainesville, GA. Anyone know one?

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> >

> > ----- Original Message -----

> > From: agirlnamedsuess21

> >

> > ===>Curious, what testing did you do that determine they do not have any

toxic levels of metals? I'm beginning to think that the only kids without toxic

levels of metals are those kids who have been chelated.

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> > Chelating metals does not always allow a child to consime gluten or casein

in any form.

> > I have children that do not have any toxic levels of metals and they still

cannot consume casein (goat or cow, either one; raw or pasteurized, either one)

or gluten.

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[Guest guest]

I presume none of you have ANY mercury amalgam dental fillings? Be sure to do

Cutler protocol if you do chelate.

S S

Re: A thought on milk and gluten

Posted by: " agirlnamedsuess21 " agirlnamedsuess@... agirlnamedsuess21

Mon Jul 5, 2010 7:41 am (PDT)

Hi , I would love to be able to do that on all 7 of us (even one of us),

but I just cannot afford that right now.

I sat and pondered about the ALA issue. No matter when ALA is used, it can

transport in or out of the brain; it would not be necessary to use DMSA first,

because if it is already in the brain, then no help there. If it isn't and it

gets there from ALA, then that is what ALA is for. I tried to figure out the

logic between using DMSA/ALA versus just ALA and I just could not find any.

I have not found it yet locally, but as soon as I do, I am going to start ALA.

Because i do not give anything to my children that I would not do, I will be the

first guinea.

Then if I see a difference (and I KNOW I have mercury and lead), then my son

will be next followed by my daughters.

[Guest guest]

My husband and I both. *I have two, 30 or more years old* He won't chelate

though. He could care less.

>

> I presume none of you have ANY mercury amalgam dental fillings? Be sure to do

Cutler protocol if you do chelate.

> S S

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> Re: A thought on milk and gluten

> Posted by: " agirlnamedsuess21 " agirlnamedsuess@... agirlnamedsuess21

> Mon Jul 5, 2010 7:41 am (PDT)

>

> Hi , I would love to be able to do that on all 7 of us (even one of us),

but I just cannot afford that right now.

> I sat and pondered about the ALA issue. No matter when ALA is used, it can

transport in or out of the brain; it would not be necessary to use DMSA first,

because if it is already in the brain, then no help there. If it isn't and it

gets there from ALA, then that is what ALA is for. I tried to figure out the

logic between using DMSA/ALA versus just ALA and I just could not find any.

> I have not found it yet locally, but as soon as I do, I am going to start ALA.

Because i do not give anything to my children that I would not do, I will be the

first guinea.

> Then if I see a difference (and I KNOW I have mercury and lead), then my son

will be next followed by my daughters.

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

It's incredibly dangerous to chelate with mercury amalgam dental fillings in

place, doesn't matter how old they are. Even if you seem to feel ok now, it

increases your risk of Alzheimer's, MS, etc in the future. Please stop until

you have them safely removed according to proper protocol.

S S

Re: A thought on milk and gluten

Posted by: " agirlnamedsuess21 " agirlnamedsuess@... agirlnamedsuess21

Wed Jul 7, 2010 12:55 am (PDT)

My husband and I both. *I have two, 30 or more years old* He won't chelate

though. He could care less.