Guest guest Posted May 28, 2006 Report Posted May 28, 2006 Dr. Will , one of the world's experts on selenium, who is also knowledgeable about HIV, told me that he thinks PHIV should get 600 mcg of selenium per day. Note that the US govt says that the lowest adverse effect level is 910 mcg per day - with a wide safety margin. Meaning, toxicity is very unlikely below 910 mcg. I take selenium as selenite. There are arguments that selenomethione is better, but the limited amount of toxicity data suggest otherwise. Absorption claims that selenomethione is superior are unsupportable - as both forms have just as many quality studies showing that one form is equal or better in absorption. Mooney www.michaelmooney.net www.medibolics.com _______________________________________________________________________ Message 9 From: " healthyseed " healthyseed@... Date: Sat May 27, 2006 1:45pm(PDT) Subject: Selenium this was posted on Alternative Medicine Yahoo group by JoAnn Guest Selenium- Powerful Detox The buildup of toxins in our bodies over the course of years often results in degenerative diseases. Just as emotional traumas that have been buried for years tend to surface in midlife, asking that we examine and change our learned behavior, so too do physical symptoms surface to reveal the need for change in how we care for our bodies. In either case, if we ignore the signals that something is amiss, that something requires our attention, we do so at our own peril. Denying pain inevitably leads to more profound pain. Unexamined fears eventually assume monstrous proportions. Clinging to habits that do not support growth and life bind us instead to stagnation and death. Clearing accumulated toxins is believed to free the body from undue burden so that it is able to function better and regain the energy necessary to heal itself. Quote
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