!Re: Re: iodine and dementia

[Guest guest]

what is the group for chelation?  I haven't been able to figure out how to navigate other groups from the main.  Thank you. 

 

Lindsey

On Thu, Oct 28, 2010 at 3:27 PM, gnomen2 <gnomen2@...> wrote:

 

Tammy,I think 's advice is good: Andy Cutler's website and the Group website on chelation. . .I'm on the run, deadlines and stuff, and perhaps we could discuss the role of " conjugation " and its role in detoxification another time, another topic.

Sometimes a lumbering, cautious approach is best. Keep us posted on your progress.Best, Greg

>> Tammy, > > Please google Andy Cutler's method of chelation/heavy metal detox.  You have to > be very careful when detoxing heavy metals b/c of re-distribution.  His method > is based on very low levels of DMSA administerd every 3-4 hours around the clock

> for several days, then taking days off to let your body recover.  DMSA almost > acts as a magnet and grabs the metals and escorts them from your body.  But it > only has a shelf life of 3-4 hours (can't remember which) and if you just give

> one big dose, the DMSA canl go 'grab' the metal and just 'let go' when it wears > off and that's when it can re-distribute into your fatty tissue (brain, > liver,etc).  >

> > This is a VERY rudimentary explanation, which is why you should google it, there > are even groups out there that specialize on this method of chelation.  > One of them is moderated by Andy Cutler himself.

> > You could do yourself more harm than good with the amount and application that > your doctor prescribed.  As someone said on here earlier, he's in the right > church, but in the wrong pew

> > > > > > > ________________________________> From: Tammy McClellan <qtbunch@...>> iodine

> Sent: Thu, October 28, 2010 2:09:54 PM> Subject: RE: Re: iodine and dementia> >   > Thanks, Greg for your third party opinion, because both my mom and my husband > feel it is in vain to help Dad at this point…………and that is basically what they

> and hospice are saying.  I appreciate your honesty.>  > Although, I am detoxing from metals now and feel awful too!  I should still do > it anyway, right…..even though you are talking ‘brain’ and ‘kidney’ issues.  Do

> you have a link about “properly conjugated in a form to assure their safe > elimination†?  I guess I don’t know what you mean there.  Thanks, Tammy>  > From:iodine [mailto:iodine ] On Behalf Of gnomen2

> Sent: Thursday, October 28, 2010 1:48 PM> iodine > Subject: Re: iodine and dementia>  >   > Tammy,

> > Heavy metal detoxification possesses it's own dangers. It's a complex and > potentially dangerous therapeutic protocol. DMSA may chelate metals, however > there's no guarantee that these metals once chelated might not end up in brain

> or kidney tissue, doing more harm than good. Once metals are chelated they need > to be properly conjugated in a form to assure their safe elimination.> > I think it might be of value to throughly research " heavy metal detoxification

> protocols " before embarking on a therapeutic program. This is an area I haven't > thoroughly enough researched to offer more detailed insights. Perhaps another > group member with more experience might be able to guide you in a safe

> direction. And there's always Google. . .> > Greg >

[Guest guest]

You could look into NCD Zeolite for metal detox. It's structure is that like a magnetic screen. It picks up the metals and delivers them out of the body in urine without the worry of them getting re-metabolized. NCD Zeolite is electrically charged and so are the metals, so it picks them up like a magnet. They say that it goes after heavy metals first and the major minerals like Ca and Mg are not picked up.

Warning; if you have adrenal disease in which you have low electrolytes, this product can adversely affect you if you take a large dose. Although they say the amount of electrolyte picked up is very small if at all, if you are very low in electrolyte already, and take a large upper dose of NCD, it can take out enough electrolyte to cause you a lot of discomfort. My DD went into an 's- like crisis.

There are probably many good things about NCD zeolite for those without adrenal disease.

[Guest guest]

Malic acid is an effective, safe chelator and has been shown to remove aluminum

from the brain. It's a very sour powder extracted from apples (I mix mine with

stevia to make it more palatable). http://www.organicfoodee.com/vms/malicacid/

Taking high quality mineral and vitamin supplements will naturally chelate heavy

metals over time (zinc, selenium, vita C, magnesium, folate, B12, etc), as will

eating healthy by adding lots of garlic, onions, cruciferous veggies to the

diet. http://www.natural-cure-remedy.com/heavy-metal-detox.html

It's also important to keep the liver functioning well to help metabolize

toxins. Look up Hulda on curezone.com for more information on liver /

gallbladder / parasite cleanses.

Ziggy

>

> You could look into NCD Zeolite for metal detox. It's structure is that like a

magnetic screen. It picks up the metals and delivers them out of the body in

urine without the worry of them getting re-metabolized. NCD Zeolite is

electrically charged and so are the metals, so it picks them up like a magnet.

They say that it goes after heavy metals first and the major minerals like Ca

and Mg are not picked up.

>

> Warning; if you have adrenal disease in which you have low electrolytes, this

product can adversely affect you if you take a large dose. Although they say the

amount of electrolyte picked up is very small if at all, if you are very low in

electrolyte already, and take a large upper dose of NCD, it can take out enough

electrolyte to cause you a lot of discomfort. My DD went into an 's- like

crisis.

>

> There are probably many good things about NCD zeolite for those without

adrenal disease.

>