copper vs. mercury

[Guest guest]

Andy explains in his book that they symptoms of copper and mercury poisoning are

indistinguishable. He states that that for those who suspect mercury as the

culprit of their symptoms, the only other most likely cause would be copper.

Does this mean that copper can cause " all " of the conditions that Andy lists in

the front of the book just like mercury can, or are there perhaps just similar

symptoms in and some similar conditions?

e.g. Can both mercury and copper cause MS, chronic fatigue syndrome and

Parkinson's?

[Guest guest]

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> Andy explains in his book that they symptoms of copper and mercury

poisoning are indistinguishable. He states that that for those who

suspect mercury as the culprit of their symptoms, the only other most

likely cause would be copper.

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> Does this mean that copper can cause " all " of the conditions that

Andy lists in the front of the book just like mercury can

TK--- in general yes

, or are there perhaps just similar symptoms in and some similar

conditions?

>

> e.g. Can both mercury and copper cause MS, chronic fatigue syndrome

and Parkinson's?

TK--- Yes

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[Guest guest]

Is there anything on 's disease in the book?

's disease is caused by a build up of excess copper in the body. A small

amount of copper is needed in the diet for health to repair cells.

http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/diseases/facts/wilsonsdisease.htm

http://drlwilson.com/Books/balancing.htm

Gikas wrote: Andy explains in his book that

they symptoms of copper and mercury poisoning are indistinguishable. He states

that that for those who suspect mercury as the culprit of their symptoms, the

only other most likely cause would be copper.

Does this mean that copper can cause " all " of the conditions that Andy lists

in the front of the book just like mercury can, or are there perhaps just

similar symptoms in and some similar conditions?

e.g. Can both mercury and copper cause MS, chronic fatigue syndrome and

Parkinson's?

[Guest guest]

Is there anything on 's disease in the book?

's disease is caused by a build up of excess copper in the body. A small

amount of copper is needed in the diet for health to repair cells.

http://www.netdoctor.co.uk/diseases/facts/wilsonsdisease.htm

http://drlwilson.com/Books/balancing.htm

Gikas wrote: Andy explains in his book that

they symptoms of copper and mercury poisoning are indistinguishable. He states

that that for those who suspect mercury as the culprit of their symptoms, the

only other most likely cause would be copper.

Does this mean that copper can cause " all " of the conditions that Andy lists

in the front of the book just like mercury can, or are there perhaps just

similar symptoms in and some similar conditions?

e.g. Can both mercury and copper cause MS, chronic fatigue syndrome and

Parkinson's?

[Guest guest]

I can tell you that s DISEASE is VERY VERY RARE and serious. Carol B

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[Guest guest]

Andy explains in his book

that they symptoms of copper and mercury poisoning are

indistinguishable. He states that that for those who suspect mercury

as the culprit of their symptoms, the only other most likely cause

would be copper.

>

> Does this mean that copper can cause " all " of the conditions that

Andy lists in the front of the book just like mercury can, or are

there perhaps just similar symptoms in and some similar conditions?

>

> e.g. Can both mercury and copper cause MS, chronic fatigue

syndrome and Parkinson's?

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks, but what is he saying on copper - in the book or otherwise.

Carol Brown wrote: I can tell you that s

DISEASE is VERY VERY RARE and serious. Carol B

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