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Topic: Metal Detox _ I'm Worried

canefan17
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Ahhh I probably read too much.

I'm supposed to start chelating this weekend.

This subject seems just as touchy as Lyme treatment and maybe just as dangerous.

Should I just take the detox REAL slow and do low dose amounts?

The counter to that is... you run the risk of redistributing the metals by not using high enough dosage of binders?

*I've read everything possible (from Cutler to Kling)

My LLMd admits this isn't his expertise... so I look to you guys for some advice lol

My product is Xymogen Chelex
http://www.xymogen.com/uploads/attributes/chelex0107.pdf

Any ideas on dosages?
I'm going to be taking the product on Saturdays and Sundays. Replenishing with Minerals during the week.

I don't really wanna play the detox metal game : (
Doesn't sound fun

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massman
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If you go too fast you will not escort them out. So as you said, you do not want to redistribute them.

And take a good mineral source to keep the regulars up. Gigi stresses that.

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canefan17
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Ya I started my mineral source a week ago.

I wonder if it's already flushing some metals out.

This particular mineral source is high in Zinc (30 mg) and chromium, etc etc

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GiGi
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www.allergie-immun.de and
Read the thread moving here on this same subject.

Suggest you stay away from Cutler and any chelation until you have explored and done the AI test.

Take care.

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canefan17
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Ya, I'm not gonna touch Cutler's protocol.

Too much imo

GiGi, i've read allergie-immun and most of yalls thread.

I work with a practicioner using B.E.S.T treatments (energy therapy).

The idea is similar... to get the body back to communicating properly. Thus recognizing toxins, metals, etc.

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GiGi
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Canefan, please supply link for B.E.S.T.
Thank you.

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canefan17
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http://backtowellnesscenter.weebly.com/our-services.html

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