Guest guest Posted July 27, 2008 Report Posted July 27, 2008 > > > Since my silver is so high, I've been researching selenium. Some > researcher proposes that silver toxicity can result from a selenium > deficiency. And I am low in it. Also, selenium is supposed help > convert t4 to t3 (or vice versa, can't remember). In any event, its > helpful for the thyroid - never knew that. And I have hypo symptoms > too. > > Val > Selenium is one of the supplements Andy suggests to help with silver toxicity. Also vitamin E. For " impulsivity and emotional chaos " caused by silver he suggests carnosine, mood stabilizers, rigorous exclusion of hydrogenated fats. Sometimes an Atkins style diet can help and acetyl-l-carnitine or carnitine can help make that diet easier to tolerate. Based on your hair test, a lithium supplement is indicated. This can be calming and mood-stabilizing. Andy recommends alkalinization of the urine when chelating silver. Get some pH strips to test your urine and take alkalinizing stuff (citrate and malate form minerals and/or baking soda until your urine pH is 8. -- -- Quote
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2008 Report Posted July 27, 2008 > Andy recommends alkalinization of the urine when chelating silver. > Get some pH strips to test your urine and take alkalinizing stuff > (citrate and malate form minerals and/or baking soda until your > urine pH is 8. > ------------------ Thanks, . What's the purpose of alkinizing the urine while chelatin silver? Do you excrete it from the urine? Quote
Guest guest Posted July 27, 2008 Report Posted July 27, 2008 > > > Andy recommends alkalinization of the urine when chelating silver. > > Get some pH strips to test your urine and take alkalinizing stuff > > (citrate and malate form minerals and/or baking soda until your > > urine pH is 8. > > > ------------------ > > Thanks, . What's the purpose of alkinizing the urine while > chelatin silver? Do you excrete it from the urine? > Andy says with certain toxicities (eg silver, bismuth, cadmium) it is known that if the urine is too acidic, the thiol-based chelators will drop off some of the metal in the kidneys. Alkalinizing the urine prevents this. Alka seltzer gold works for this, too. -- Quote
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