Has anyone undergone this? A particular product has my attention at the moment named chelorex. Heavy metals in the brain don’t have nice effects and yet most of you reading this have been exposed more then you may realize.
If this is anything to do with Chelation therapy, then expect some pretty full-on side effects.
However, I think you might well know if you had been exposed to enough heavy metals to need this - IIRC it needs toxicity on the scale of a chemical warfare attack or serious industrial accident before chelation is even considered.
Otherwise it may be better to eliminate sources of toxic metals (eg rice) from your own diet and let nature take its course?
From the research of been dong the most common synthetic chelators strip the body of essential minerals and require periodic breaks and reminerilzation. It is best to not mobilize toxic metals, only to reabsorb them in previously unaffected tissues. Instead one would do well to make sure they are rendered inert and water soluable the whole transport out the body. For this reason not all chelation agents are created equal. Also some target a lesser spectrum of toxic metals.
My stepfather is an attorney who worked in toxic tart for some years and vocalized this view point regarding toxic oncentrations. He however failed to take into account these are accumulative poisons that we are contracting everytime we bathe, cook with tap water, fillings in our teeth, smoking cigarettes, and to some degree the fluoride absorbed during/after brushing your teeth FASTER then our diets and body can get rid of them. They are effecting our our cognition and overall health!
chelorex seems to be one of the better choices as it doesn’t strip the body of minerals like the popular synthetics and it makes the metals being extracted much harder to reabsorb back into the body producing side effects. It would be a good idea to colon cleanse prior and during.
From my personal experience, no chelation therapy works unless it is intravenous. The process has to begin directly in the blood. Otherwise, the organs are invloved first, and they prevent a majority of the solution from being effective. So you end up simply wasting a ton of money.
you could test if your removing them or not. Have you done this? From what I’m reading this has been proven to do just that.. What are the specifics of this personal experience? please be more elaborate. I want this poison gone from my system and rebuild from the damage.
Tacitus experimented with skin chelation.
- just took 50 grams of vitamin c and a lot of water. *: ). I always enjoyed reading his material. Wish he was still around.
Results,
my skin went from inflamed and red to a healthy glowing complexion quite literally overnight! I feel more “there” even after it is dwindling in my system. I can only imagine what using something more powerful can do in conjunction with this stuff. On its own it appears to cleanse the body well in massive doses. A highly underrated substance.
I have four amalgam fillings that produce mercury vapor exposure daily. Doing more research I’ve come to discover some European countries have banned their use for this very reason. You even have to get rid of mercury amalgams legally a special way as dictated by the EPA in 1988! So outside the mouth its a toxic waist but in the mouth its not? This paradox in scientific literature is largely ignored and is a debate that will never surface in the public sector on a scale necessary for change. The unfortunate and sick reality is aspects of the medical system in America are run like a business and whats profitable is making people sick, giving them patented synthetics that band aid symptoms, and god forbid ever address the underlying causes of disease. So long as a culture of ignorance and apathy reign, aspects of our world will never change.
The human body has the ability to rid itself of toxins all on its own; but there is a point when its ability grows overburdened, and these deadly toxins begin to accumulate in the body, seriously compromising ones own natural immune system leaving them wide open for parasites, viruses, bacteria, and fungal attacks. Not to mention the brain damaging effects these substances produce! My step dad always talks about its all in a range. There is a “safe” dose for everything. Just because the symptoms are not immediately obvious does not mean they do not effect health! Also, it is known fluoride and aluminum act synergistically in the body! This leaves me wondering how other toxins react with one another within us.
So I’ve been taking natural detox agents like garlic. Its definitely pulling out heavy metals from my tissues including my brain. I’m gradually improving day by day, and noticeably. It’s almost like the world is more fluid in a visual aspect. My memory is returning and my dreams are much more vivid then ever before. To all of you with amalgram fillings, you might consider their replacement with safer alternatives and detox. My guitar playing (a task reliant on healthy nervous system functioning) is improving massively and I’m learning faster then I ever have. What the FDA and the ADA have done is criminal and once these lawsuit conditions force the FDA to reclassify amalgams, this ancient dangerous technology will be headed for the bins of history. It may also open up the ADA to endless class action lawsuits. They set themselves up with all their lies to the public. The FDA is loyal to those who have money. Not the American people! We need to snap out of our apathy and start getting angry! This is effecting not only us but our children! This is not acceptable!
Cilantro extract with Chlorella is supposed to work well for mercury detox.
Iodine (Indoral has become a popular brand) in doses up to 50 milligrams (with additional calcium) is said to be a good detox for halide detox, including fluorine and bromine.
Centrophenoxine is said to remove lipofuscin from the brain and age spots from the skin.
Lithium, usually in 5mg quantities available as lithium orotate, is supposed to displace aluminum from the brain.
I am not a doctor and I’m not giving medical advice, but you can Google these and follow up with a health care professional to learn more if you’re interested.