Re: ALA for blood sugar regulation P

[Guest guest]

Hey ,

It's kinda confusing but if you are planning to use AC's chelating method

on your daughter, one should have a lot more knowledge about it than you

seem to (esp. about the half life of the chelating agents and dosing

protocol). Have you bought and studied 'Amalgam Illness? You may have to read

it

over a few times to comprehend it all.

ALA IS an AWESOME antioxidant. What is not widely known is that it

chelates (moves) metals. When you have metal in your mouth, it can pull that

and can distribute it to various organs (like the brain). Some of it is

carried out of the body via the kidneys and feces.

There is a chance that you won't be effected by the ALA but there is also

a chance that could do serious damage that is difficult to repair. That's

why he was giving you the 'Russian Roulette' examples. You are playing that

with your health.

Andy listed several things for blood sugar control that won't hurt you.

Also eliminating and cutting down on sugars and sweets from your diet,

potatoes, corn, cereals and breads also help a lot as does regular exercise.

If

you are doing all these, you might try the other supplements that Andy

listed to help.

/Rosegvr