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stevie

heavy metal poisoning

I have a lot of heavy metals in my body and have suspected that these may exacerbate the effects of EHS. The more I think about it, the more likely it seems.

Has anyone had much experience with this? For example, how long does it take to reduce your heavy metal count and what's the best way to do it? Have any of you succeeded in reducing the heavy metals and, if so, did you notice a reduction in EHS?

I would love to understand this.
Thanks,
Stephanie

Marc Martin

Re: heavy metal poisoning

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Yes, I treated my EHS as heavy metal poisoning, and improved from doing that.

Unfortunately, for many people, detoxing heavy metals is much easier said than done. As the various detox organs and pathways that are supposed to help out with this are so compromised, that it's difficult to make any progress. And in many cases, people make their own problems worse.

First thing to do is limit future exposure. If you've got heavy metal dental work, then find a holistic / biological dentist and get them safely removed. If you are eating foods known to contain lots of heavy metals (e.g. tuna fish), stop eating that. Don't get any tattoos. Etc.

For some people, there will need to be a step to get your body working more efficiently at detox. Usually this would be via supplements. If you are not healthy enough to have dental work done, then this may be the first step.

Then when your current exposures are reduced, you can start detoxing the stuff that has accumulated in your body. This is done via a combination of "mobilizers" (things that move the metals into your bloodstream) and "binders" (things that remove the metals from your body). There are all sorts of things that claim to do this, and some people may not be able to tolerate them all (and in extreme case, some people may not be able to tolerate any of them). But there are supplements like DMPS, DMSA, EDTA, NDF, IMD, MetalSweep, OSR/NBMI, chlorella, cilantro, glutathione, zeolite, etc. Or non-supplement solutions like saunas and ionic footbaths. I personally think the "state of the art" in this is from a company called Quicksilver Scientific, but they are expensive and I doubt many local doctors know anything about there products & protocols. A lot of people online follow the protocols from Andy Cutler, but I personally don't think Andy Cutler got much of this right, and was never really able to even detox himself before he died.

Marc

robert

Re: heavy metal poisoning

Jus off the top of your head Marc- do you believe this - the heavy metal burden- is a large component
of the extra sensitivity some of us have - in my case - to microwaves in particular?.
This is something that bothers me a lot . Since these categories - viz
suffering because of out and out ecological toxin,
and suffering because of compromise already existing in your body
are rather different, and have such different political and social consequences.
I am reassured (so to speak) by the fact that all life - almost- seems significantly
adversely affected by these radiations.
best wishes, Sylvan.

On Wed, Aug 29, 2018 at 12:23 AM, Marc Martin [via ES] <[hidden email]> wrote:

Yes, I treated my EHS as heavy metal poisoning, and improved from doing that.

Unfortunately, for many people, detoxing heavy metals is much easier said than done. As the various detox organs and pathways that are supposed to help out with this are so compromised, that it's difficult to make any progress. And in many cases, people make their own problems worse.

First thing to do is limit future exposure. If you've got heavy metal dental work, then find a holistic / biological dentist and get them safely removed. If you are eating foods known to contain lots of heavy metals (e.g. tuna fish), stop eating that. Don't get any tattoos. Etc.

For some people, there will need to be a step to get your body working more efficiently at detox. Usually this would be via supplements. If you are not healthy enough to have dental work done, then this may be the first step.

Then when your current exposures are reduced, you can start detoxing the stuff that has accumulated in your body. This is done via a combination of "mobilizers" (things that move the metals into your bloodstream) and "binders" (things that remove the metals from your body). There are all sorts of things that claim to do this, and some people may not be able to tolerate them all (and in extreme case, some people may not be able to tolerate any of them). But there are supplements like DMPS, DMSA, EDTA, NDF, IMD, MetalSweep, OSR/NBMI, chlorella, cilantro, glutathione, zeolite, etc. Or non-supplement solutions like saunas and ionic footbaths. I personally think the "state of the art" in this is from a company called Quicksilver Scientific, but they are expensive and I doubt many local doctors know anything about there products & protocols. A lot of people online follow the protocols from Andy Cutler, but I personally don't think Andy Cutler got much of this right, and was never really able to even detox himself before he died.

Marc

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Marc Martin

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Yes, I do think that heavy metals are a big component for SOME people's sensitivities, but we also do see people improve by doing other things than heavy metal detox, so there are other solutions that work for some people. Which means to me that maybe they would not have improved if all they did was a heavy metal detox, because they have some different issue going on.

robert

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Thanks, Sylvan.

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Yes, I do think that heavy metals are a big component for SOME people's sensitivities, but we also do see people improve by doing other things than heavy metal detox, so there are other solutions that work for some people. Which means to me that maybe they would not have improved if all they did was a heavy metal detox, because they have some different issue going on.

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Salt Water Cure

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In reply to this post by stevie

Stevie yes I believe ES is because of a build up of metals (and inorganic material) in the body and brain/nervous system from tap water and some processed foods and the body's gradual deterioration in efficiency and effectiveness of flushing out this foreign material.

I also believe that in combination with this it is because of a lack of salts in the body that help to dissipate electrical charge with in the nervous system to the rest of the body, thus restoring an electrical balance and reducing inflammation in the brain/nervous system.

Here is my thread: http://es-forum.com/Salt-Water-Cure-td4027345.html

A.C

Re: heavy metal poisoning

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Do you think that blood results wich my doctor says are fine,
could still fail to show the real metal content in my body?

Marc Martin

Re: heavy metal poisoning

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> Do you think that blood results wich my doctor says are fine,
> could still fail to show the real metal content in my body?

Yes, because the accumulations of toxins end up in your body's cells/organs, and don't hang out in the blood forever.

Romana

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In reply to this post by A.C

Bloodtests mean nothing when it comes heavy metals. There may be only tiny amounts of them in blood and still the body can be filled with them - in brain, muscles organs bones.. And since they are\ well under limits your doctor will tell you you have not a problem heavy metals. WRONG
Many if not most of us have too much heavy metals in our bodies. I have measured mine some years ago with vegatest and the levels of mercury steadily went up if I not "detoxed" or lived very healthy.

And what reacts to emf, rf etc? What can react? Yes its mostly metals just like the antenna you have on the roof. And what metals can be problematic? Yes its the bad heavy metals you have too much of. What happens is the heavy metals turn into activated oxidant mode beeing 500x - 2000x as toxic as when they are in sleeping mode in the tissue.