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Topic: Independent Risk Factors/ heavy metal accumulation

GiGi
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Independent risk factors
which can either cause accumulation of metals in an otherwise healthy bodyt - or slow down, or inhibit the body's own elimination processes:

Genetics
Occup[ational Exposure to toxic material
Prior illnesses
Surgical operations
Medication or 'recreational' drub use
Emotional trauma, especially in early childhood
Social status
High carbohydrate intake combined with protein
malnutrition (especially in vegetarians)
Use of homeopathic mercury
Food allergies
The patient's electromagnetic environment (mobile
phone use, home close to power lines, etc.
Constipation
Compromise of head/neck lymphatic drainage
(sinusitis, tonsillectomy, scars, poor dental
occlusion)
Number of dental amalgam fillings over the
patient's lifetime, number of the patient's
mother's amalgam fillings

(from old and recent Dr. K. lectures)

Take care.

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