Re: antimony in feces and no mercury

[Guest guest]

I'm not sure, I don't think she knew about the flame retardancy

issue. I am wondering if it's possible that the transdermal might

get onto the clothing/sheeting and perhaps loosen the retardancy

enough to be absorbed into the skin? Any thoughts on this?

Debi

> >

> A friend is doing the transdermal DMPS protocol. She just got back

results that is showing after one year continually decreasing

mercury in the hair test and sky high antimony in his feces. Any

thoughts as to what's going on?<BR>

[Guest guest]

If the transdermal has anything in it that is designed to help carry

the med down into the skin, then it may just be carrying the

chemicals from the flame retardant down in, too. If she hasn't

thrown out those flame retardant poly pajama's, now is the time!

W

> I'm not sure, I don't think she knew about the flame retardancy

> issue. I am wondering if it's possible that the transdermal might

> get onto the clothing/sheeting and perhaps loosen the retardancy

> enough to be absorbed into the skin? Any thoughts on this?

>

> Debi

[Guest guest]

> A friend is doing the transdermal DMPS protocol. She just got back

results that is showing after one year continually decreasing mercury

in the hair test and sky high antimony in his feces. Any thoughts as

to what's going on?

This sounds like the child's body is excreting mercury and antimony.

Has the mother removed sources of current exposures, especially antimony?

http://www.danasview.net/metals.htm

Dana