Posted by
lunagirl32002 on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/I-m-new-here-tp1543792p1543802.html
Hi Paul,
My understanding is that you should not do any mercury detox if you still
have mercury fillings in your mouth. I had my amalgams removed in 2002 and
did 2 years of chelation per the Andy Cutler protocol with DMPS and ALA. I
still got MCS and EMF sensitivitiy. But I could very well still have a lot
of metals in me...there are so many sources in the world today
unfortunately.
What helped me immensely with my MCS reactivity level (ie total body burden)
was drinking wheatgrass every day and /or nettle infusions (put boiling
water in a big glass jar with ~a cup of organic dried nettle herb and let
sit overnight; strain out nettles and drink liquid when it cools). Both
contain a lot of magnesium and other nutrients. Chlorophyll has the same
molecular structure as the red blood cell, except instead of iron at its
core, it has magnesium. So any chlorophyll rich drink/food will help with
magnesium deficiencies.
I developed intolerances to both liquids after a while so I stopped at the
beginning of winter. I am hoping as spring/summer approaches I can start up
again. If anyone decides to try wheatgrass juice, make sure it's organic,
fresh squeezed and that you build up VERY slowly at first. It is HIGHLY
detoxifying. I had 1 drop of it on my tongue when I started it and it made
me feel hyper/wired and then 20 mins later EXTREMELY fatigued, due to it's
detoxifying effect. I built up over the next few weeks to taking 3-4 oz per
day.
This was before I became aware of my EMF sensitivity so I can't say if it
will help with that. But since it was suggested in other posts to get more
magnesium, I thought I would mention this. It's not cheap to buy wheatgrass
juice every day from a health food store but you could also buy a machine
and buy bags of fresh wheatgrass each week from a health food store or
online and do it yourself for less money.
Another way to get magnesium without ingesting anything: take Epsom salt
baths.
Hope this is helpful to someone,
Julie
www.PlanetThrive.com
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