Topic: Where do heavy metals mostly deposit in the body?
GiGi
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Where do the heavy metals mostly deposit in the body?
The organs, brain, fat cells, connective tissue and marrow.
Any areas of injury or damage also tend to attract toxins, as does the foetus of a pregnant woman.
It is important to work on the metal detox while working on reducing the infections. It has been found impossible to get rid of one without getting rid of the others.
Take care.
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I am doing a parasite protocol with four different drugs and have also started a very heavy duty multi vit/ mineral support.
I feel like I have metals moving but don't know if I am using the proper detox support.
I would like to try chlorella but don't know how to use it since i am taking so many things orally. Won't it absorb the good stuff i am taking also?
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Dekrator48
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I watched a small part of one of the ILADS conference presentations and I believe the presenter said that metals accumulate in the fat.
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