Re: The question of lead again

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In a message dated 01/04/2006 21:35:23 GMT Daylight Time, peta_catherine@... writes:

Hi I'm trying to get my head around why a lot of kids have high lead (not very succesfully). First I thought that the mercury caused the problems that allowed other toxic metals in but I don't believe now that this is the case. Would our lead kids have been autistic without the mercury ie are they not able to detox themselves? Where does all this lead come from? And does lead get into the brain? Are lead kids a lot harder to improve/ recover?

>>>If they have this genetic fragility, impaired detoxification due to poor production and recycling of Glutathione then the body isn't going to be fussy about what metals on retains.

Lead is abundant in our enviroment. Sam had bad pica, always eating soil and stuff when he was younger - but then, was that because he was Mercury toxic, had deranged mineral transport and was therefore hunting minerals from the soil OR was it part of the chicken not the egg.

I often disppear up my own proverbial thinking these things through but at the end of the day, heavy metals is heavy metals, we have to reduce that load and give their poor little bodies a chance

Mandi x

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Thanks Mandi

What is Sam's lead level and how did you test it?

Peta

>

>

> In a message dated 01/04/2006 21:35:23 GMT Daylight Time,

> peta_catherine@... writes:

>

> Hi I'm trying to get my head around why a lot of kids have high

lead

> (not very succesfully). First I thought that the mercury caused

the

> problems that allowed other toxic metals in but I don't believe

now

> that this is the case. Would our lead kids have been autistic

without

> the mercury ie are they not able to detox themselves? Where does

all

> this lead come from? And does lead get into the brain? Are lead

kids a

> lot harder to improve/ recover?

>

>

>

> >>>If they have this genetic fragility, impaired detoxification

due to poor

> production and recycling of Glutathione then the body isn't going

to be fussy

> about what metals on retains.

>

> Lead is abundant in our enviroment. Sam had bad pica, always

eating soil and

> stuff when he was younger - but then, was that because he was

Mercury toxic,

> had deranged mineral transport and was therefore hunting minerals

from the

> soil OR was it part of the chicken not the egg.

>

> I often disppear up my own proverbial thinking these things

through but at

> the end of the day, heavy metals is heavy metals, we have to

reduce that load

> and give their poor little bodies a chance

>

> Mandi x

>

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I think no-one really knows why. In my case I think he got the lead from the lifetime store in my bones. Margaret

The question of lead again

Hi I'm trying to get my head around why a lot of kids have high lead (not very succesfully). First I thought that the mercury caused the problems that allowed other toxic metals in but I don't believe now that this is the case. Would our lead kids have been autistic without the mercury ie are they not able to detox themselves? Where does all this lead come from? And does lead get into the brain? Are lead kids a lot harder to improve/ recover?Any answers would be helpful - thanksPeta__________ NOD32 1.1466 (20060331) Information __________This message was checked by NOD32 antivirus system.http://www.eset.com

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In a message dated 01/04/2006 22:14:56 GMT Daylight Time, peta_catherine@... writes:

Thanks MandiWhat is Sam's lead level and how did

>>>Nobody has any idea of what the lead 'level' in any given person is, there is no way to test for it, so we just know that we have a lead problem.

Sam was off the page and down the street on his very first hair test. He dumps Lead on output testing, I manipulated timing of his RBC mins and got him at 3 x max level of Lead on a blood test too.

Waiting on results of RBC mins again now, the last one was a year ago.

Mandi x

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In a message dated 17/04/2006 21:11:04 GMT Daylight Time, catherine.devereux@... writes:

Jack consistently shows high lead on RBC mins testing - does this mean he's getting rid of it or just that hes got lots of it?

>>>It mean I think that he either has on-going exposure or that you are chelating, as uopi are chelating, I wouldn't worry.

I am interested to know when in relation to a chelation round the blood was taken. I am still waiting in Sam's results from 4.4.06

Mandi x

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In a message dated 17/04/2006 21:11:04 GMT Daylight Time, catherine.devereux@... writes:

Jack consistently shows high lead on RBC mins testing - does this mean he's getting rid of it or just that hes got lots of it?

>>>It mean I think that he either has on-going exposure or that you are chelating, as uopi are chelating, I wouldn't worry.

I am interested to know when in relation to a chelation round the blood was taken. I am still waiting in Sam's results from 4.4.06

Mandi x

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Hi Mandi,

Jack consistently shows high lead on RBC mins testing - does this mean he's getting rid of it or just that hes got lots of it?

Love

On 15/04/06, Mum231ASD@... <Mum231ASD@...> wrote:

In a message dated 01/04/2006 22:14:56 GMT Daylight Time, peta_catherine@... writes:

Thanks MandiWhat is Sam's lead level and how did

>>>Nobody has any idea of what the lead 'level' in any given person is, there is no way to test for it, so we just know that we have a lead problem.

Sam was off the page and down the street on his very first hair test. He dumps Lead on output testing, I manipulated timing of his RBC mins and got him at 3 x max level of Lead on a blood test too.

Waiting on results of RBC mins again now, the last one was a year ago.

Mandi xDISCLAIMERNo information contained in this post is to be construed as medical advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably qualified practitioner.

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Hi Mandi,

Jack consistently shows high lead on RBC mins testing - does this mean he's getting rid of it or just that hes got lots of it?

Love

On 15/04/06, Mum231ASD@... <Mum231ASD@...> wrote:

In a message dated 01/04/2006 22:14:56 GMT Daylight Time, peta_catherine@... writes:

Thanks MandiWhat is Sam's lead level and how did

>>>Nobody has any idea of what the lead 'level' in any given person is, there is no way to test for it, so we just know that we have a lead problem.

Sam was off the page and down the street on his very first hair test. He dumps Lead on output testing, I manipulated timing of his RBC mins and got him at 3 x max level of Lead on a blood test too.

Waiting on results of RBC mins again now, the last one was a year ago.

Mandi xDISCLAIMERNo information contained in this post is to be construed as medical advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably qualified practitioner.

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Not during a round, but can't remeber exactly when. Do intend to check with the lead sticks as I seem to recall blood lead high prior to even startign chelation. When I asked Dr Mc about it recently she said it would be in the blood when chelating as its being drawn out of the bones into the tissues etc..

On 17/04/06, Mum231ASD@... <Mum231ASD@...> wrote:

In a message dated 17/04/2006 21:11:04 GMT Daylight Time, catherine.devereux@...

writes:

Jack consistently shows high lead on RBC mins testing - does this mean he's getting rid of it or just that hes got lots of it?

>>>It mean I think that he either has on-going exposure or that you are chelating, as uopi are chelating, I wouldn't worry.

I am interested to know when in relation to a chelation round the blood was taken. I am still waiting in Sam's results from 4.4.06

Mandi xDISCLAIMERNo information contained in this post is to be construed as medical advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably qualified practitioner.

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Not during a round, but can't remeber exactly when. Do intend to check with the lead sticks as I seem to recall blood lead high prior to even startign chelation. When I asked Dr Mc about it recently she said it would be in the blood when chelating as its being drawn out of the bones into the tissues etc..

On 17/04/06, Mum231ASD@... <Mum231ASD@...> wrote:

In a message dated 17/04/2006 21:11:04 GMT Daylight Time, catherine.devereux@...

writes:

Jack consistently shows high lead on RBC mins testing - does this mean he's getting rid of it or just that hes got lots of it?

>>>It mean I think that he either has on-going exposure or that you are chelating, as uopi are chelating, I wouldn't worry.

I am interested to know when in relation to a chelation round the blood was taken. I am still waiting in Sam's results from 4.4.06

Mandi xDISCLAIMERNo information contained in this post is to be construed as medical advice. If you need medical advice, please seek it from a suitably qualified practitioner.