Re: Ionic minerals, Dr. Buttar...Dr. JM, please

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I'm curious about these, too. They sound similar to the WaterOz minerals,

which don't have mg equivalents listed. My son's doc loves the WaterOz, and

they are so easy to use (look, pour and taste like water) but I'm always

concerned about whether he's getting enough.

[Guest guest]

All very good questions. I have talked to Jim at WHM, (a very nice fellow)

and could not get any satisfaction as to amounts of nutrients in his

products. I have a patient whose mother loved those liquid tasteless

minerals and has been using them for over a year, and when I tested him to

possibly start TD-DMPS, he was markedly deficient in every mineral,

particularly the important ones like zinc and selenium. I have told her she

must give the ones I've had a lot of success with, Thorne's Pic-Mins and

VRP's Zinc Monomethionine, either in place of or in addition to what she has

been using, and we will be testing him again, as he was far too deficient to

be anywhere near able to undergo chelation. Dr. JM

Ionic minerals, Dr. Buttar...Dr. JM, please

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> Hi There,

> My friend told me that World Health mall made many different formulations

of minerals,

> and that their viral formula cured a terrible mono she had, and a bad eye

virus her

> husband had, in a matter of days. She told me that they specially

formulate a mineral

> compound for Dr. Buttar's patients, which is only available by

prescription.

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> The question I have pertains to the fact that their multimineral formula

contains

> antimony, cadmium, tin, etc, and while the company says that it's

naturally occuring and

> from an organic source etc etc, I am still very uneasy about giving it to

my son or

> ingesting it myself. And yet, Dr. Buttar uses their products.

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> Additionally, they do not list a mg. value for their zinc, etc, and say

that their minerals are

> much better absorbed than say a standard zinc citrate etc, and that they

don't require the

> high dosages.

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> What is your opinion/knowledge of these types of minerals, Dr. JM?

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> I'd appreciate your feedback.

> Warm regards and happy holidays,

> Jill

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[Guest guest]

Jill,

Have yuo looked into Brainchild liquid minerals? Each dose is measurable,

even the unflavored tastes fine, and if my son can tolerate them, anyone can!

a H.

[Guest guest]

Thanks for your response.

Well, I wonder how Dr. Buttar can use their minerals then. They compound a

special

formulation for him. Maybe he also uses other minerals?

Re: Picmins, my son became very aggressive/hyper/irritable when I gave a small

dose to

him a couple of times, so I never repeated them. Any insight or ideas?

Thanks and all my best, Jill

> All very good questions. I have talked to Jim at WHM, (a very nice fellow)

> and could not get any satisfaction as to amounts of nutrients in his

> products. I have a patient whose mother loved those liquid tasteless

> minerals and has been using them for over a year, and when I tested him to

> possibly start TD-DMPS, he was markedly deficient in every mineral,

> particularly the important ones like zinc and selenium. I have told her she

> must give the ones I've had a lot of success with, Thorne's Pic-Mins and

> VRP's Zinc Monomethionine, either in place of or in addition to what she has

> been using, and we will be testing him again, as he was far too deficient to

> be anywhere near able to undergo chelation. Dr. JM

> Ionic minerals, Dr. Buttar...Dr. JM, please

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