Guest guest Posted November 23, 2010 Report Share Posted November 23, 2010 While this is interesting information it belongs on the Iodine OT group not this one. All posts here MUST BE related to iodine and the supporting nutrients. Thank you for helping to keep this board on track. Owner Warning on supplements containing copper I would just like to warn members on here about copper toxicity.I have recently seen a naturopath who wired me up to a Quantum Biofeedback device (which I researched well beforehand) I think it is pretty accurate and has identified that I have very high levels of copper & likely all my life or certainly since my teens.This has been at the back of my mind for some time and I have been a bit worried about copper in supplements but continued taking them.The high copper explains an awful lot both with my own chronic history and that of my immediate family - esp my mother and my sister who is delusional and psychotic.My liver and gall bladder have not been working well and I am anaemic.It has caused havoc with my hormones (high oestrogen) and irregular and heavy bleeding and explains the metallic taste I have been having and electrosensitivity symptoms.The device can rebalance the body and the bleeding of 3 weeks stopped completely in 24 hours.I believe my children also had high levels of copper when they were born.It is very hard to find multi supplements that do not contain copper and most of us have too much due to copper water pipes and tanks.I am now avoiding foods high in copper & can no longer enjoy a nice soak in the bath.I am also taking zinc and supplements to support the liver/gall bladder.Adrienne. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 23, 2010 Report Share Posted November 23, 2010 Adrienne-- I hate to hear about you not being able to soak in a bath, especially when soaking in epsom salts is so healthy for us. Here is a filter for shower with a hand-held unit combined, which can be used to fill the bath, and removes heavy metals along with a whole slew of other baddies. Scroll down to the shower head/handheld combo, it's $65: http://crystalquest.com/showerfilters.htm#CRYSTAL QUEST® Handheld and Shower Head Combo Luxury Shower filtration system -- At 11:12 AM 11/23/2010, you wrote: >I would just like to warn members on here about copper toxicity. >I have recently seen a naturopath who wired me up to a Quantum Biofeedback >device (which I researched well beforehand) I think it is pretty accurate >and has identified that I have very high levels of copper & likely all my >life or certainly since my teens. >This has been at the back of my mind for some time and I have been a bit >worried about copper in supplements but continued taking them. >The high copper explains an awful lot both with my own chronic history and >that of my immediate family - esp my mother and my sister who is >delusional and psychotic. >My liver and gall bladder have not been working well and I am anaemic. >It has caused havoc with my hormones (high oestrogen) and irregular and >heavy bleeding and explains the metallic taste I have been having and >electrosensitivity symptoms. >The device can rebalance the body and the bleeding of 3 weeks stopped >completely in 24 hours. >I believe my children also had high levels of copper when they were born. >It is very hard to find multi supplements that do not contain copper and >most of us have too much due to copper water pipes and tanks. >I am now avoiding foods high in copper & can no longer enjoy a nice soak >in the bath. >I am also taking zinc and supplements to support the liver/gall bladder. > >Adrienne. > > > > >------------------------------------ > >All off topic posts should go to the IodineOT >group IodineOT/ > > >Commonly asked questions: http://tinyurl.com/yhnds5e Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 23, 2010 Report Share Posted November 23, 2010 woops I responded with bath info. Sorry! --V At 11:44 AM 11/23/2010, you wrote: >While this is interesting information it belongs on the Iodine OT group >not this one. All posts here MUST BE related to iodine and the supporting >nutrients. > >Thank you for helping to keep this board on track. > > >Owner > > > Warning on supplements containing copper > > > >I would just like to warn members on here about copper toxicity. >I have recently seen a naturopath who wired me up to a Quantum Biofeedback >device (which I researched well beforehand) I think it is pretty accurate >and has identified that I have very high levels of copper & likely all my >life or certainly since my teens. >This has been at the back of my mind for some time and I have been a bit >worried about copper in supplements but continued taking them. >The high copper explains an awful lot both with my own chronic history and >that of my immediate family - esp my mother and my sister who is >delusional and psychotic. >My liver and gall bladder have not been working well and I am anaemic. >It has caused havoc with my hormones (high oestrogen) and irregular and >heavy bleeding and explains the metallic taste I have been having and >electrosensitivity symptoms. >The device can rebalance the body and the bleeding of 3 weeks stopped >completely in 24 hours. >I believe my children also had high levels of copper when they were born. >It is very hard to find multi supplements that do not contain copper and >most of us have too much due to copper water pipes and tanks. >I am now avoiding foods high in copper & can no longer enjoy a nice soak >in the bath. >I am also taking zinc and supplements to support the liver/gall bladder. > >Adrienne. ~~~ There is no way to peace; peace is the way ~~~~ --A.J. Muste Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 23, 2010 Report Share Posted November 23, 2010 Adrienne, you can take MSM (and other sulfur-containing foods and supplements) to help you avoid retaining copper. " While Selenium (Se) supplements have been readily available for many years, up until the mid 90's, Sulfur (S) requirements had to be met mostly through dietary sources, primarily eggs, onions and garlic. This created problems for people with below-normal sulfur (or sulphur) levels who couldn't tolerate these foods. With MSM (methylsulfonylmethane) entering the market, it immediately became so much easier to deal with medical conditions requiring larger amounts of sulfur as part of their treatment. Both, selenium and sulfur bind to a number of heavy, or toxic metals, with selenium being protective against cadmium, arsenic, mercury, and lead, while sulfur (being to a lesser degree protective of the same), is also helpful to lower aluminum levels. Sulfur interferes with the storage of copper, an essential trace element, however copper levels tend to be on the high side with many people, so this is generally a positive effect. It is interesting that patients with normal or below-normal copper levels rarely exhibit below-normal sulfur levels. In fact, the benefits of sulfur-containing supplements (Glucosamine Sulfate, MSM) on some forms of arthritis are not just a result of their positive effect on cartilage regeneration, but they are largely based on lowering elevated copper levels which promote joint degeneration, particularly - or more so - on the right side of the body. Of course, on those rare occasions when copper is actually deficient, sulfur-containing supplements - just like larger amounts of Vitamin C - should not be used, as they could trigger, or worsen existing inflammatory conditions. In addition, individuals with a tendency for blood sugar disorders (diabetes) should be aware of potential negative consequences on blood sugar management when supplementing glucosamine sulfate. Possible adverse effects of consuming higher amounts of sulfur-containing foods or supplements such as glucosamine sulfate, MSM, methionine, taurine, cysteine / cystine... include diarrhea, flatulence, or bloating, while a very small number of patients have complained of a " stomach burning " sensation. With sulfur being a calcium and potassium antagonist, high supplemental intake of glucosamine sulfate or MSM may worsen low calcium-related disorders such as insomnia, fatigue, anxieties, or bone loss, and they may worsen low potassium-related cardiac, or renal / genitourinary conditions. " http://www.acu-cell.com/ses.html ~Eileen > > I would just like to warn members on here about copper toxicity. ...... > It is very hard to find multi supplements that do not contain copper and most of us have too much due to copper water pipes and tanks. > I am now avoiding foods high in copper & can no longer enjoy a nice soak in the bath. > I am also taking zinc and supplements to support the liver/gall bladder. > > Adrienne. > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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