Re: Re: Hello Folks - New to the group - Question re Phase III detox.

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Re-absorption in the gut is a term DAN doctors use to sell you stuff.

TJ

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From: mromargarcia <mromargarcia@...>

Sent: Fri, September 17, 2010 4:11:05 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: Hello Folks - New to the group - Question re Phase

III detox.

Thanks for your answer TJ. I did not know about the Acacia, which I see is rich

in tannings and may help with the yeast.

My question is regarding the re-absorption of the mercury in the gut, which is

my main objective.

I do like bentonite and chlorella for this purpose, but I am sure there is

something out there that is better. I have not tried the IMD, which is a fairly

new product. BTW, there is a big difference between the cheap and the tested

(but probably expensive) bentonite and chlorella.

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> Stay away from that stuff. You would have better results eating the dirt in

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> Yeast is caused by the chelation's effect on the immune system.

> Get a good yeast protocol in place like GSE and Biotin. There are countless

> others like Caprylic acid, oil of Oregano, etc..

> You can also add in some organic fiber like Acacia, dissolves in drinks or can

> be mixed in with food. Helps to keep the bowels moving.

> TJ

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> From: mromargarcia <mromargarcia@...>

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> Sent: Fri, September 17, 2010 9:25:58 AM

> Subject: [ ] Hello Folks - New to the group - Question re Phase

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> I have been chelating for a little while. I believe that I am being successful

> in getting the mercury to be dumped into the intestines, but it is here where

> the problem is. In its trajectory to get expelled, it causes inflammation and

> yeast, and probably some is re-absorbed. I use Bentonite, Chlorella. I have

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> heard of a product called IMD (Intestinal Metal DEtox) and somebody even

> mentioned diatomaceous earth. Does anybody have recommendations and/or

> experience using the mentioned products?

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> I'll much appreciate any thoughts.

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