Guest guest Posted February 11, 2008 Report Share Posted February 11, 2008 Because of been following up the dental route, could there be some connection to poor occlusion, a? I've been told my occlusion and issues could result in pain in my teeth, in my head, back, etc. Just a thought. Helen in Ontario [ ] still have pain Hi All, I am so frustrated and discouraged. I still have daily pain in my head, my upper back, my lower back, and one of my crowned teeth. I can't stand it anymore and don't know what to do. I have eliminated ALL antifungals yet I am in pain every day. Because I am avoiding olive oil, VCO, and palm oil I still struggle with getting my fat intake up. Isn't there anything I can do? I am dry skin brushing, doing coffee enemas, taking baths and have done the 9-day program twice within a month. I am at the end of my rope - not sure where to go from here. a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 11, 2008 Report Share Posted February 11, 2008 >Because of been following up the dental route, could there be some connection to poor occlusion, a? I've been told my occlusion >and issues could result in pain in my teeth, in my head, back, etc. Just a thought. Helen in Ontario Hi Helen, supposedly my occlusion is fine. My only thought is to have the crown removed and have it replaced with a pure porcelain crown. If that doesn't help then I've spent $765 for nothing. a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 11, 2008 Report Share Posted February 11, 2008 Does the new job provide good dental benefits???? Doug .. If that > doesn't help then I've spent $765 for nothing. a > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 11, 2008 Report Share Posted February 11, 2008 >Does the new job provide good dental benefits???? >Doug They're average but because the crown is less than 7 years old they won't pay for a replacement. They might pay for root canal which of course I don't want. a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 11, 2008 Report Share Posted February 11, 2008 > > Hi All, > > I am so frustrated and discouraged. I still have daily pain in my head, my > upper back, my lower back, and one of my crowned teeth. I can't stand it > anymore and don't know what to do. I have eliminated ALL antifungals yet I > am in pain every day. Because I am avoiding olive oil, VCO, and palm oil I > still struggle with getting my fat intake up. Isn't there anything I can do? > I am dry skin brushing, doing coffee enemas, taking baths and have done the > 9-day program twice within a month. I am at the end of my rope - not sure > where to go from here. ==>Hi a. Maybe it would be best for you to see a good naturopath. Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 11, 2008 Report Share Posted February 11, 2008 ==>Hi a. Maybe it would be best for you to see a good >naturopath. >Bee What things/changes he/she might recommend that don't agree with your program? a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 12, 2008 Report Share Posted February 12, 2008 > > ==>Hi a. Maybe it would be best for you to see a good > >naturopath. > > >Bee > > What things/changes he/she might recommend that don't agree with your > program? ==>I do not know a, but I fell you needed the support and help. Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 12, 2008 Report Share Posted February 12, 2008 a, Before I had my silver fillings removed I had neck, shoulder, back pain. I was diagnosed with TMJ!! I also was loosing my hair, vertigo, anxiety, floaters in eyes, ect. It took me a year after removal and detoxing to feel somewhat normal again!! Have you had a hair analysis done? Through this I found out that Mercury was off the charts for me. I also found out through interpretation that I was low on magnesium and alot of essential minerals. I hope you find out what's causing your pains, I lost a couple of good years due to mercury. Your teeth is your overall health!! a wrote: Hi All, I am so frustrated and discouraged. I still have daily pain in my head, my upper back, my lower back, and one of my crowned teeth. I can't stand it anymore and don't know what to do. I have eliminated ALL antifungals yet I am in pain every day. Because I am avoiding olive oil, VCO, and palm oil I still struggle with getting my fat intake up. Isn't there anything I can do? I am dry skin brushing, doing coffee enemas, taking baths and have done the 9-day program twice within a month. I am at the end of my rope - not sure where to go from here. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 12, 2008 Report Share Posted February 12, 2008 >>a, >Before I had my silver fillings removed I had neck, shoulder, back pain. I was diagnosed with TMJ!! I also was >loosing my hair, vertigo, anxiety, floaters in eyes, ect. >It took me a year after removal and detoxing to feel somewhat normal again!! Have you had a hair analysis >done? Through this I found out that Mercury was off the charts for me. I also found out through interpretation >that I was low on magnesium and alot of essential minerals. I hope you find out what's causing your pains, I >lost a couple of good years due to mercury. Your teeth is your overall health!! Hi, Thank you for the comments. I had all my silver fillings removed in 2005. I also had close to two years of weekly IV chelation with EDTA and DMPS. Last year when I was having pain like i do now I went to a doctor here (the chelation before was in TX we are now in TN). She did a hair analysis and found mercury to be almost non-existent but some other metals were high like arsenic, bismuth, and one other one. I did 6 sessions of IV chelation with EDTA after which she did a urine challenge and found those metals to be normal as well. Maybe the pain is from the crown - maybe I have become sensitive to the metal under it, who knows. Either way it will be nice to have less metal in my mouth. If I have it replaced and the headache and backache continues, I am not sure what I am going to do. Upon Bee's recommendation I looked for a naturopath but there are none in this area. I would have to go to Nashville or Knoxville (roughly an hour or more depending on where a naturopath would be located) and I am not sure that is doable right now with my job. I guess I'll wait and see what impact replacing the crown will have. I know I don't want to lose another tooth. a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 12, 2008 Report Share Posted February 12, 2008 a, It sounds like you've been through it!! I've not had the money to see a doctor, I've done all my detoxing on my own. I've also read alot and learned soo much through this experience. My favorite forum for information is Mercury Talk, I've gained alot of info from this forum about silver fillings and removal. Is there a silver filling under your crown? I know that if you have different materials in your mouth, together they can make you sick. Also the filling could be leaking under the crown? a Carlton <kristina.carlton@...> wrote: >>a, >Before I had my silver fillings removed I had neck, shoulder, back pain. I was diagnosed with TMJ!! I also was >loosing my hair, vertigo, anxiety, floaters in eyes, ect. >It took me a year after removal and detoxing to feel somewhat normal again!! Have you had a hair analysis >done? Through this I found out that Mercury was off the charts for me. I also found out through interpretation >that I was low on magnesium and alot of essential minerals. I hope you find out what's causing your pains, I >lost a couple of good years due to mercury. Your teeth is your overall health!! Hi, Thank you for the comments. I had all my silver fillings removed in 2005. I also had close to two years of weekly IV chelation with EDTA and DMPS. Last year when I was having pain like i do now I went to a doctor here (the chelation before was in TX we are now in TN). She did a hair analysis and found mercury to be almost non-existent but some other metals were high like arsenic, bismuth, and one other one. I did 6 sessions of IV chelation with EDTA after which she did a urine challenge and found those metals to be normal as well. Maybe the pain is from the crown - maybe I have become sensitive to the metal under it, who knows. Either way it will be nice to have less metal in my mouth. If I have it replaced and the headache and backache continues, I am not sure what I am going to do. Upon Bee's recommendation I looked for a naturopath but there are none in this area. I would have to go to Nashville or Knoxville (roughly an hour or more depending on where a naturopath would be located) and I am not sure that is doable right now with my job. I guess I'll wait and see what impact replacing the crown will have. I know I don't want to lose another tooth. a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 12, 2008 Report Share Posted February 12, 2008 a, some believe that the schedule of chelation is the key...Andy Cutler recommends keeping the chelator at the half life for several day " rounds " with an equal number of days off...also, he claims that any other protocol can do permanent damage,particularly high dose IV... I plan to chelate following his regimen after removal of amalgam fillings. Any way, if you're a researcher, you might want to check his protocol out. Helen Re: [ ] still have pain Recent Activity a.. 47New Members b.. 3New Files Visit Your Group Meditation and Lovingkindness A Group to share and learn. Health Asthma Triggers How you can identify them. Moderator Central Get the latest news from the team. . Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 12, 2008 Report Share Posted February 12, 2008 >a, >It sounds like you've been through it!! I've not had the money to see a doctor, I've done all my detoxing on my own. I've also read alot and learned soo much through this experience. My favorite forum for >information is Mercury Talk, I've gained alot of info from this forum about silver fillings and removal. Is there a silver filling under your crown? I know that if you have different materials in your mouth, >together they can make you sick. Also the filling could be leaking under the crown? No, I believe it's just a regular tooth - no filling. But it is a PFM (Porcelain Fused to Metal) crown so that metal might be the problem. I am not sure if it has mercury in it or not. In retrospect, I believe the IV chelation is too harsh on the body. a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 12, 2008 Report Share Posted February 12, 2008 Helen, I " ve read on the Mercury Forum that Andys protocol is one of the best!! I think the body needs those days off to heal. I've also heard of people doing too much too fast, It takes them longer heal. Helen Kmera <helenkmera@...> wrote: a, some believe that the schedule of chelation is the key...Andy Cutler recommends keeping the chelator at the half life for several day " rounds " with an equal number of days off...also, he claims that any other protocol can do permanent damage,particularly high dose IV... I plan to chelate following his regimen after removal of amalgam fillings. Any way, if you're a researcher, you might want to check his protocol out. Helen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2008 Report Share Posted February 13, 2008 >Helen, I " ve read on the Mercury Forum that Andys protocol is one of the best!! I think the body needs those days off to heal. I've also heard of people doing too much too fast, It takes them longer heal. Hi Helen and Shay, thank you for all the tips. I don't think I will be doing anymore IV chelation as the last tests came out ok, plus I think that this diet will help the body chelate out metals naturally. I do believe that my doctors followed either Andy's or a similar protocol. They had worked closely with and learned from a doctor in Russia who was able to " cure " his son of autism with IV chelation. It is very hard on the body though. I was seeing another doctor at the time, a specialist my regular docs sent me to, and he said while you are on chelation you tend to feel worse. He said about 12 weeks after you are done is when you really see the benefits. I can't say that it was 12 weeks after when I started to feel better, but I know that while I was chelating it was tough. Simply having to go to the doctor once a week during my lunch break was stressful because I had a very busy job at the time. Getting stuck with a needle once a week is not fun and my veins got to the point that nothing came out or was going in. One time, after about a year of weekly chelation I believe, the nurse stuck me 4 times and couldn't get the IV going. I finally left and took a break from chelation for a while and I was crying on the way back to the office. Not because the needles hurt that much, it was just all so overwhelming. No wonder my adrenals are shot! :-) a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2008 Report Share Posted February 13, 2008 a, I believe your body is retracing the previous symptoms you experienced when you had your fillings removed, along with the chelation therapy. Bee > Hi, Thank you for the comments. > I had all my silver fillings removed in 2005. I also had close to two years > of weekly IV chelation with EDTA and DMPS. Last year when I was having pain > like i do now I went to a doctor here (the chelation before was in TX we are > now in TN). She did a hair analysis and found mercury to be almost > non-existent but some other metals were high like arsenic, bismuth, and one > other one. I did 6 sessions of IV chelation with EDTA after which she did a > urine challenge and found those metals to be normal as well. > Maybe the pain is from the crown - maybe I have become sensitive to the > metal under it, who knows. Either way it will be nice to have less metal in > my mouth. If I have it replaced and the headache and backache continues, I > am not sure what I am going to do. Upon Bee's recommendation I looked for a > naturopath but there are none in this area. I would have to go to Nashville > or Knoxville (roughly an hour or more depending on where a naturopath would > be located) and I am not sure that is doable right now with my job. I guess > I'll wait and see what impact replacing the crown will have. I know I don't > want to lose another tooth. > a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2008 Report Share Posted February 13, 2008 > > a, some believe that the schedule of chelation is the key...Andy Cutler recommends keeping the chelator at the half life for several day " rounds " with an equal number of days off...also, he claims that any other protocol can do permanent damage,particularly high dose IV... I plan to chelate following his regimen after removal of amalgam fillings. Any way, if you're a researcher, you might want to check his protocol out. ==>Helen, hopefully you won't have your amalgams removed until you have cured your candida. In the meantime this program will chelate out any mercury or metals released from your fillings quite effectively. Your body needs to be healthy in order to handle the mercury released when the fillings are removed. Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2008 Report Share Posted February 13, 2008 > > >a, I believe your body is retracing the previous symptoms you experienced when you had your fillings removed, along with the chelation therapy. > > >Bee > > Bee, when you retrace symptoms, do you retrace them the same length of time that you had them or does the rule of " healing takes one month for every year you were sick " apply here? I am confused on that one. Thanks, ==>a, usually your body will retrace backwards in time through previous symptoms, etc., but I've found it doesn't always go backwards in time. For example if you had dental surgery 3 years ago, when your body has done 3 months of natural healing it retraces and heals the effects of the dental surgery. Of course natural healing starts once you are completely on the diet and taking " all " of the supplements. And IF you had periods where you were not on the diet or taking supplements, that would delay the healing process. However, I have also found that the body heals what it considers is important, so retracing previous symptoms may not always be timed as above. Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2008 Report Share Posted February 13, 2008 ==>a, usually your body will retrace backwards in time through >previous symptoms, etc., but I've found it doesn't always go >backwards in time. For example if you had dental surgery 3 years >ago, when your body has done 3 months of natural healing it retraces >and heals the effects of the dental surgery. Of course natural >healing starts once you are completely on the diet and taking " all " >of the supplements. And IF you had periods where you were not on the >diet or taking supplements, that would delay the healing process. >However, I have also found that the body heals what it considers is >important, so retracing previous symptoms may not always be timed as >above. >Bee OK, thank you. I was on the full diet in November/December but not on full supplements. Now I have been on full supplements for about a month, but my fat intake is not where it needs to be on most days. I have also been going over the protein amount some days but my carbs have been from veggies only and never over the recommended amount. So I am not sure how that will effect retracing of symptoms. I had a headache, upper backache, and calf pain daily from June 15th last year until about mid-September last year, and also problems with a crown (not the one that hurts now). I stopped using Listerine mouthwash mid-September which stopped the upper backache and calf pain. End of September I had the crown, which had gold under it, removed and replaced with an all porcelain crown. That, for the most part, stopped the headache and pain with the tooth. In November the tooth gave me problems again and I also started to have a headache again but not back pain. On December 5th I had the crown taken out and the tooth extracted and the headache gradually went away again. On December 8th, feeling really good, I splurged pretty badly. After that I started having pretty bad headaches, backaches, and calf pain again. That was when I was on vacation. I finally figured out that the VCO was causing die off and stopped it. I had a few days without pain, then the pain came back when I got home. I traced it back to palm oil and Pau D'Arco. I also had problems with this crown. Then the pain stopped for a day or so but then came back, except for the toothache. The headache, upper backache and lower backache, but not calf pain, continued. And about 2 weeks ago the crowned tooth started hurting again and still hurts. So it's all a bit fuzzy what is current health problems and what is retracing of symptoms. I am very confused by all this. I also had a crown replaced last year in January. The dentist put in a PFM crown although I had asked for all porcelain. It wasn't until June, when all the other problems started, that I had problems with this one also. I had it replaced in September and the day he took it out and put the temporary in I stopped having pain. That's what is leading me to believe this crown that is giving me problems now, needs to be replaced. I am going to the dentist today at 3 PM and I am praying that I will make the right decision. Basically I told God that I am going to have it replaced and if it's not the right thing to do to make it very clear and stop me. Thank you for all your help Bee. I know my posts and continued problems must be frustrating for you and I appreciate you taking the time to continuously offer possible solutions and answers. a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2008 Report Share Posted February 13, 2008 Hi a, Please do not focus on all of the aches and pains you are experiencing. Just keep doing everything " right " and your body will do its job of healing, eventually. Natural healing isn't pleasant, and the more toxins you have acquired, the general condition of your body, your mental outlook, and what you inherited from your parents will all affect the healing process. You could get that tooth changed, or even removed and leave it for awhile to see if it helps, but I do not believe one tooth is causing your symptoms. I think your symptoms are mainly due to the healing process, i.e. die-off/healing/detox symptoms. Read more articles about it so you understand more what is happening: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/menu1_2.php Also read this article on Die-Off Symptoms: http://www.healingnaturallybybee.com/articles/heal2.php Trying to find " one cause " is like trying to find a needle in a haystack, when the cause is mainly candida overgrowth and a very depressed immune system, and only providing proper nutrients your body needs to build up your immune system will work. Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2008 Report Share Posted February 13, 2008 Bee, I was told that you will never get rid of the candida until you eliminate all causes of mercury. Amalgam fillings are constantly releasing mercury vapors!! Everytime you chew, brush your teeth, drink hot beverages. The constant release of mercury will never let your body heal!! I would make sure that your body burden isn't too much before removal. I have a hair analysis done every six month's, I went from mercury being off the charts to acceptable range. I have a filling that is currently leaking, It needs to come out ASAP. I now know that my mercury burden is down, so I can have this filling removed. Bee <beeisbuzzing2003@...> wrote: > > a, some believe that the schedule of chelation is the key...Andy Cutler recommends keeping the chelator at the half life for several day " rounds " with an equal number of days off...also, he claims that any other protocol can do permanent damage,particularly high dose IV... I plan to chelate following his regimen after removal of amalgam fillings. Any way, if you're a researcher, you might want to check his protocol out. ==>Helen, hopefully you won't have your amalgams removed until you have cured your candida. In the meantime this program will chelate out any mercury or metals released from your fillings quite effectively. Your body needs to be healthy in order to handle the mercury released when the fillings are removed. Bee Treva Shay Spence --------------------------------- Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Search. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2008 Report Share Posted February 13, 2008 >I was told that you will never get rid of the candida until you eliminate all causes of mercury. Amalgam fillings are constantly releasing mercury vapors!! Everytime you chew, brush your teeth, drink hot >beverages. The constant release of mercury will never let your body heal!! I would make sure that your body burden isn't too much before removal. I have a hair analysis done every six month's, I went >from mercury being off the charts to acceptable range. I have a filling that is currently leaking, It needs to come out ASAP. I now know that my mercury burden is down, so I can have this filling removed. Shay, my doctor told me the same thing back in 2005 in Austin. He said candida, metals, and parasites form a synergy. Addressing only one of those three would not work, however, I do believe the body needs to be strong enough to chelate out metals because it's such a burden. a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2008 Report Share Posted February 13, 2008 > > Bee, > I was told that you will never get rid of the candida until you eliminate all causes of mercury. Amalgam fillings are constantly releasing mercury vapors!! Everytime you chew, brush your teeth, drink hot beverages. The constant release of mercury will never let your body heal!! I would make sure that your body burden isn't too much before removal. I have a hair analysis done every six month's, I went from mercury being off the charts to acceptable range. I have a filling that is currently leaking, It needs to come out ASAP. I now know that my mercury burden is down, so I can have this filling removed. ==>Hi Shay. Well, the interesting thing is that I cured my candida without having my mercury laden fillings removed! First, I couldn't afford it, and I'm thankful I couldn't, because the overburden on my body would have been too much to handle, in addition to candida, and a very depressed immune system. That taught me that you do not " have to " remove mercury fillings first. The first thing is to give your body the nutrients it needs, particularly this high fat diet, which chelated out heavy metals of all kinds extremely effectively. In fact one of the best things the body does is get rid of heavy metals but it must have all of the good fats and oils in order to do it. Allowing the program to build up your immune system first is the key, before you overload it again with more mercury by removing a filling. It doesn't matter what comes first, the mercury or the candida. Mercury can cause candida, but it also causes a depressed immune system. A depressed immune system is what needs to be fixed. The treatment is the same: give your body the nutrients it requires to cleanse, chelate out heavy metals and other toxins, and which builds up the immune system so it can " make " candida change back to the friendly organism it is supposed to be in the body. " Only the body can heal itself! " " Trying to " unburden the body of any toxins without giving it the nutrients it needs to do its job of healing, is like " trying to get rid of the flies " instead of getting rid of the manure pile. Bee Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2008 Report Share Posted February 13, 2008 Bee, How many fillings did you have? Did you have any side affects to your fillings? I had TMJ, vertigo, hair loss, anxiety, floaters in eyes, problems breathing, depression, ect. This was eliminated with the removal of 6 fillings and detox!! Your right about how food is healing!! I think that everything that was put on this earth, was put here for a reason. Bee <beeisbuzzing2003@...> wrote: > > Bee, > I was told that you will never get rid of the candida until you eliminate all causes of mercury. Amalgam fillings are constantly releasing mercury vapors!! Everytime you chew, brush your teeth, drink hot beverages. The constant release of mercury will never let your body heal!! I would make sure that your body burden isn't too much before removal. I have a hair analysis done every six month's, I went from mercury being off the charts to acceptable range. I have a filling that is currently leaking, It needs to come out ASAP. I now know that my mercury burden is down, so I can have this filling removed. ==>Hi Shay. Well, the interesting thing is that I cured my candida without having my mercury laden fillings removed! First, I couldn't afford it, and I'm thankful I couldn't, because the overburden on my body would have been too much to handle, in addition to candida, and a very depressed immune system. That taught me that you do not " have to " remove mercury fillings first. The first thing is to give your body the nutrients it needs, particularly this high fat diet, which chelated out heavy metals of all kinds extremely effectively. In fact one of the best things the body does is get rid of heavy metals but it must have all of the good fats and oils in order to do it. Allowing the program to build up your immune system first is the key, before you overload it again with more mercury by removing a filling. It doesn't matter what comes first, the mercury or the candida. Mercury can cause candida, but it also causes a depressed immune system. A depressed immune system is what needs to be fixed. The treatment is the same: give your body the nutrients it requires to cleanse, chelate out heavy metals and other toxins, and which builds up the immune system so it can " make " candida change back to the friendly organism it is supposed to be in the body. " Only the body can heal itself! " " Trying to " unburden the body of any toxins without giving it the nutrients it needs to do its job of healing, is like " trying to get rid of the flies " instead of getting rid of the manure pile. Bee Treva Shay Spence --------------------------------- Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Mobile. Try it now. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2008 Report Share Posted February 13, 2008 > > I was told that you will never get rid of the candida until you eliminate all causes of mercury. Amalgam fillings are constantly releasing mercury vapors!! this isn't true. I was able to cure myself of candida overgrowth by following this program and I still have amalgam filling in my mouth. jackie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 13, 2008 Report Share Posted February 13, 2008 a, I've read on problems associated with mercury for five years. Mercury opens the door to your immune system. It allows everything to come in!! I've had problems with alot of things but candida was never a problem until now. I feel like the longer I keep these fillings, the more problems that pop up. I was told that when you have the last filling removed that the body knows it. It will then release the stored mercury. The body really is amazing!! " a K. Carlton " <kristina.carlton@...> wrote: >I was told that you will never get rid of the candida until you eliminate all causes of mercury. Amalgam fillings are constantly releasing mercury vapors!! Everytime you chew, brush your teeth, drink hot >beverages. The constant release of mercury will never let your body heal!! I would make sure that your body burden isn't too much before removal. I have a hair analysis done every six month's, I went >from mercury being off the charts to acceptable range. I have a filling that is currently leaking, It needs to come out ASAP. I now know that my mercury burden is down, so I can have this filling removed. Shay, my doctor told me the same thing back in 2005 in Austin. He said candida, metals, and parasites form a synergy. Addressing only one of those three would not work, however, I do believe the body needs to be strong enough to chelate out metals because it's such a burden. a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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