Re: why am I so sick?

Andrew & Marc,



I agree w both of you. We have to get our health in a better  place
supported w supplements so we're strong enough 1st. Bring down yeast
& treat parasites.



I wouldn't consider it in a building until wiring & other issues are corrected.



Here about excoitoxin damage? Need GFCF as gluten can convert to glutamate.

Glutamate makes things worse for some. Have you heard of Amy Yasko's methylation via genetics? 



I have seen tests where people are detoxing metals* w.o traditional chelators.

She mentions trad. chelation is only ridding toxins through 1 door, w/o closing the door to lets them build up again.



She believes there imbalance w glutamate & GABA.  Glutamate
receptors located on the surface of nerve cells  pull in glutamate.
However these receptors can pull in excitatory neurotransmitters into
cells.



 Aspratate, aspartame, aspartic acid, glutamate, glutamamic acid, glutamine, MSG, Cysteien, Homecysteine.

.

  Glutamate can bind to 6 different types of receptors in the brain,
including NMDA which helps the body carry calcium into nerves.



"glutamate being the gun, calcium the bullet" Magnesium & zinc can
modulate cal. Be careful w zinc,  has to outbalance copper.

Have to maintain low to mod. calcium levels. that strikes a balance
between maintaining necessary amounts for bone health w/o damaging
nerves. It's pricey like most protocols.


Haven't run her test yet, but looking forward to it.  I had problems w hypglycemia so fed glutamate. Have to fix a lot.


Kathy

From: Andrew McAfee <[hidden email]>
Subject: Re: [eSens] Re: Why then am I so sick?







 



 


   
     
     
      I think the Cutler protocol is too much for ES people. I think a much  

lower dose is better so the metals and crap isn't moved around the  

body from organ to organ, stomach to brain.

Rebuilding the stomach lining and blood brain barrier should be first  

before any chelation.

Research what supports the liver getting its own glutamine production  

up as well as supplementing with glutamine powder first.

There are libraries of information on this and I am in overwhelm with  

my own story and research into this and don't have a definitive answer  

yet but know that chelation is not the best thing to do first when sick.

Andrew



 



 




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puk replies - does anyone have problem with low platelet levels my recent  
blood test showed a mild low level, I am getting very autoimmune like with
the  constant daily blast of Plasma TV radiation.  Tonight I found the signal
in  a house 150m away from the source,
 
 
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Andrew & Marc,

I agree w both of you. We have to get our health  in a better  place
supported w supplements so we're strong enough  1st. Bring down yeast
& treat parasites.

I wouldn't consider  it in a building until wiring & other issues are
corrected.

Here  about excoitoxin damage? Need GFCF as gluten can convert to
glutamate.  

Glutamate makes things worse for some. Have you heard of Amy Yasko's  
methylation via genetics?  

I have seen tests where people are  detoxing metals* w.o traditional
chelators.

She mentions trad.  chelation is only ridding toxins through 1 door, w/o
closing the door to lets  them build up again.

She believes there imbalance w glutamate &  GABA.  Glutamate
receptors located on the surface of nerve  cells  pull in glutamate.
However these receptors can pull in  excitatory neurotransmitters into
cells.

Aspratate,  aspartame, aspartic acid, glutamate, glutamamic acid,
glutamine, MSG,  Cysteien, Homecysteine.

.

Glutamate can bind to 6  different types of receptors in the brain,
including NMDA which helps the  body carry calcium into nerves.

"glutamate being the gun, calcium the  bullet" Magnesium & zinc can
modulate cal. Be careful w zinc,   has to outbalance copper.

Have to maintain low to mod. calcium levels.  that strikes a balance
between maintaining necessary amounts for bone  health w/o damaging
nerves. It's pricey like most protocols.  

Haven't run her test yet, but looking forward to it.  I had  problems w h
ypglycemia so fed glutamate. Have to fix a lot.

Kathy  

From: Andrew McAfee <[hidden email].com_ (mailto:[hidden email]) >
Subject:  Re: [eSens] Re: Why then am I so sick?



I think the Cutler  protocol is too much for ES people. I think a much

lower dose is  better so the metals and crap isn't moved around the

body from organ  to organ, stomach to brain.

Rebuilding the stomach lining and blood  brain barrier should be first

before any chelation.

Research  what supports the liver getting its own glutamine production

up as  well as supplementing with glutamine powder first.

There are libraries  of information on this and I am in overwhelm with

my own story and  research into this and don't have a definitive answer

yet but know  that chelation is not the best thing to do first when  sick.

Andrew

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