Re: Kane Detoxx protocol

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In a message dated 28/12/2006 21:13:31 GMT Standard Time,

lmonrovia@... writes:

Hi

I was wondering whether anyone out there had first hand experience of this

protocol?

I am still dealing with major cognitive issues, and was considering trying

this. It would cost about $5,000 for 2 weeks of IVs and supps and doctor's

visits. I don't think insurance would cover it.

I just found out I have a very high toxic load: v. high aluminum, lead,

somewhat high rubidium, and thalium.

I may do EDTA, but I don't know much about it.

Any feedback appreciated.

*** i think she is brilliant - but Id opt for Whey Protein to raise

Glutathione levels - youll find it may take upto a year to raise your

glutathione

levels if you have been chronically ill for some time.

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

Hi

I was wondering whether anyone out there had first hand experience of this

protocol?

I am still dealing with major cognitive issues, and was considering trying

this. It would cost about $5,000 for 2 weeks of IVs and supps and doctor's

visits. I don't think insurance would cover it.

I just found out I have a very high toxic load: v. high aluminum, lead,

somewhat high rubidium, and thalium.

I may do EDTA, but I don't know much about it.

Any feedback appreciated.

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[Guest guest]

can you give me some more info? Have you tried any of her stuff?

I am using whey protein..and I've just got some of kane's PC caspsules.. so

I'll be trying her liver flush recipe ...although I am reluctant to use the bile

salts.. as they are made with bovine extract...and being a Brit, I am neurotic

about BSE.

Louella

bhammanuk@... wrote:

In a message dated 28/12/2006 21:13:31 GMT Standard Time,

lmonrovia@... writes:

Hi

I was wondering whether anyone out there had first hand experience of this

protocol?

I am still dealing with major cognitive issues, and was considering trying

this. It would cost about $5,000 for 2 weeks of IVs and supps and doctor's

visits. I don't think insurance would cover it.

I just found out I have a very high toxic load: v. high aluminum, lead,

somewhat high rubidium, and thalium.

I may do EDTA, but I don't know much about it.

Any feedback appreciated.

*** i think she is brilliant - but Id opt for Whey Protein to raise

Glutathione levels - youll find it may take upto a year to raise your

glutathione

levels if you have been chronically ill for some time.

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

Hi there

I am doing the liquid mineral part of their program.

Supplementing with minerals diluted in water.

I would say this has had a subtle but noticeable benefit.

I now prefer liquid minerals over tablets.

I have high aluminium on melisa and hair mineral analysis.

I have done EDTA in the past, didnt help much, dont recommend it.

Regarding aluminium these supplements are supposed to help:

malic acid

kelp

apple pectin

calcium

magnesium

b6

garlic

Per

> Hi

>

> I was wondering whether anyone out there had first hand experience

of this protocol?

>

> I am still dealing with major cognitive issues, and was

considering trying this. It would cost about $5,000 for 2 weeks of IVs

and supps and doctor's visits. I don't think insurance would cover it.

>

> I just found out I have a very high toxic load: v. high aluminum,

lead, somewhat high rubidium, and thalium.

>

> I may do EDTA, but I don't know much about it.

>

> Any feedback appreciated.

>

>

>

> __________________________________________________

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[Guest guest]

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> In a message dated 28/12/2006 21:13:31 GMT Standard Time,

> lmonrovia@... writes:

>

>

>

>

> Hi

>

> I was wondering whether anyone out there had first hand experience

of this

> protocol?

>

> I am still dealing with major cognitive issues, and was

considering trying

> this. It would cost about $5,000 for 2 weeks of IVs and supps and

doctor's

> visits. I don't think insurance would cover it.

>

> I just found out I have a very high toxic load: v. high aluminum,

lead,

> somewhat high rubidium, and thalium.

>

> I may do EDTA, but I don't know much about it.

>

> Any feedback appreciated.

>

Hi

Just to confirm on adult metal chelation there are reports of some

people being severely affected by IV glutathione so much so Andy

Cutler doesn't think anybody should ever take it.

Pam

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Pam wrote: Just to confirm on adult metal chelation there are reports of some

people being severely affected by IV glutathione so much so Andy

Cutler doesn't think anybody should ever take it.

Cheney on his 2006 DVD of his Dallas/Fort Worth talk also says that

adding glutathione just results in one having a large quantity of

(useless) reduced glutathione - that we need catalase and SOD to get

reduced glutathione.