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Jean-2 on
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Thanks Marc, it's interesting advices. I'll think about taking
activated charcoal. Mind I was over with the removal of my amalgams
last June. So already 3 months.
Also the vegetable and fruits advice, yes, for working class people
in France, it's still a problem, I don't eat enough of those.
But yeah, eggs, as a matter of fact lately I ate up to 3 eggs a day,
some days. Organic eggs, cause I get sick with non organic eggs,
it's not that expensive. But no way I'm gonna eat more that 3 or 4,
unless I get really convinced of the effect. Coincidentally today, I
checked the vitamin A, and saw that eggs are a good source for it.
By the way I saw on the TV news today that there's been a decision
(or just a commision advice ?) to fix at 300 meters the safe distance
for cell masts. Less than 300 meters would need a special permit in
the urban areas. I guess the ones at 100 meters from my place will
stay though.
jean [jean is a male first name in France]
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[hidden email], Marc Martin <marc@u...> wrote:
> > So I'm interested in learning about additional mercury detox
> > supplements, if it doesn't sound too risky.
>
> You might want to look at taking capsules of activated
> charcoal -- that doesn't sound very risky, and should
> bind to toxins that are dumped from your liver into
> your intestines, and prevent them from reentering the
> bloodstream.
>
> Also, I diet high in antioxidants will help you detox
> mercury. That would include lots of vegetables and
> fruits, preferably uncooked.
>
> Also, I remember reading years ago that someone
> successfully detoxed from eating 6 eggs per day! So that
> sounds pretty simple (although you may get sick of eating
> eggs).
>
> And to prevent unpleasant detox symptoms, one should
> always use a smaller dosage at first, and ramp up over
> time to the sustained dosage.
>
> Marc