Re: Andy/Anyone...Question about chelating Lead

[Guest guest]

Lead leeches slowly from the bones and organs and can be chelated, but it may

take a few years to complete.

Kenny

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> Is lead only lodged in the bones, and will chelation extract it from the

bones? Someone told me that metal chelation only occurs through or from the

blood, but doesn't extract from the bones.

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> Sheila

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[Guest guest]

Yikes! I was curious because the person who is showing higher lead levels is a

young woman who is currently pregnant -- but is not on a chelating protocol --

with her baby using mom's calcium, the lead is showing up on mom's tests. Mom

and the rest of the family are very concerned about the lead mobilizing.

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> > Is lead only lodged in the bones, and will chelation extract it from the

bones? Someone told me that metal chelation only occurs through or from the

blood, but doesn't extract from the bones.

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> > Sheila

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[Guest guest]

Pregnancy is a chelator.

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> > > Is lead only lodged in the bones, and will chelation extract it from the

bones? Someone told me that metal chelation only occurs through or from the

blood, but doesn't extract from the bones.

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> > > Sheila

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