How common and what would cause a child (12 years old) to be low in iron. What should be done to rectify this so there are no future iron issues. Ie: supplementation, food sources, etc????   [End]
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Hi MCW, I from the UK, a year ago I found out that I was in adrenal fatigue stage 3 and had a HMA done (march 2017) which showed all four low pattern, i have worked one year with my nutrition practitioner mainly on my gut and adding in a lot of magnesium, stopping exercise etc and although i feel slightly better not much has changed and when i had my HMA retest at the beginning of this month (March 2018) i am still in all four low pattern. I have been following your threads from years ago and hoped you could give me some insight on a way forward as you seem to have been through this and ...
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Do you buy frozen cut up veggies? Those are a time saver. I buy Costco size peas, green beans, and mixed veggies. It’s just a matter of cooking them. And I will add that people make good progress without eating 9 cups a day. I’m in a FB group where people eat lots of veggies but may not eat 9 cups a day. I see good changes on my hair tests. And for me, the coffee enemas have been a game changer so I hope you can find a way to do them.   [End]
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I do cut, chop and cook and/or freeze large amounts of veggies at a time but I find because the slow ox plan calls for 6 to 9 cups a day, you still have to do this almost every day and b/c of my fatigue, it literally takes me 2 hours at least b/c I have to keep sitting down to rest during the process. And I do eat eggs - but as Dr. Wilson states only 6 per week otherwise they damage the liver. I just find it so difficult when you are tired. Before NB, my meals took 15 minutes - rinsing, sauteeing some kale or making a salad and adding a bit of meat. But now, by the time I’m finished pr ...
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You can save time and $ by stocking up on frozen organic veggies. My practitioner suggested this. I also cook large amounts of veggies (fresh or frozen) at a time and eat them for several meals. This is a marathon, not sprint, as you know by now. Find what works for you. Also, if you like sardines, they are a cheap protein. And eat eggs.   [End]
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Hello Armstrong I’m glad you’ve been doing this for a while. Are you also following Dr. Wilson’s strict slow oxidizer program. I find most people I run across on the net are not following the the slow ox plan program. They are doing the HTMA, taking the Endomet supps but have incorporated lots of foods that are not on Dr. Wilson’s slow oxidizer program such as nightshades and added fats. I have several questions about the foods - not from a scientific point of view but practical questions like: 1. how can people afford it - I spend about $ 100 Cdn a week on veggies alone (not coun ...
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Hello! I see this post is quite a few years old but I just wanted to check in and see how TEI NB worked out for you? I have tried some of the ARL recommendations for the four lows and have problem with the calcium. It constipates me and gives me stomach cramping. Considering switching to TEI. Let me know :)   [End]
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Hello, I have started on the ARL nutritional balancing program and am having issues with the calcium. I am in a four lows pattern and instructed to take high doses of calcium, zinc, and magnesium. I felt great initially but this has entirely messed up my digestion and created constipation and stomach pains/cramping. The only way I can get myself to have a bowel movement is to drink coffee and at that point my stools are watery and of a loose consistency. My digestion is what landed me in the four lows pattern in the first place. I have taken a lot of time to kill Candida/pathogens and s ...
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So those tomato skins are, in fact, tomato skins. Look at all the posts where people are freaking out, thinking that they are ”liver flukes”. This is a perfect metaphor for this website. Hypochondriacs giving bad information to other hypochondriacs, based on copy-paste hearsay they found on some alternative health site. If you look at the scientific literature for these anti-parasitic substances, where they actually test them for toxicity, you’ll see that many of them are indeed poisonous, resulting in cyanide. poisoning (papaya seeds), liver failure (clove oil, wormwood), etc. ...
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I can’t seem to find a single piece of supporting evidence for this. The only mention of this MSM curing this woman’s dementia I can find on the Internet is exactly what you copy pasted. Pretty much guaranteed it was made up, it’s not cited anywhere and there is nothing to support this.   [End]
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Nutritional balancing does make the body clear out any lingering infections. If there is an infection from a root canal, the body will eventually clear it on a NB program. I had infections in my lungs and sinuses I was unaware of until they cleared, about 2 years in. I had several bronchial infections as a child; apparently they were still lingering in my body. I do recommend NB for tooth infections, but can’t say how long it will take or what to do in the meantime, except for maybe the infrared heat lamp.   [End]
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I don’t have root canals. I haven’t read that others have had a hard time with root canals. Where did you see that?   [End]
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Thank you for your reply. Do you have any root canals? As far as I understand, they make the recovery much more difficult if not impossible.   [End]
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The length of time to heal is different for everyone. I was very ill, more than most people, past the point of fatigue, definitely in burnout, so 3 years is not uncommon for that degree of illness. Everyone’s body chemistry is different; I may have tons of mercury while you have low copper, for example. Because NB works by the body kicking out the toxins on its own, we just have to wait for the body to go at its own pace. The body won’t push too many toxins out at once, it cannot handle that. I would say it’s more like a dripping faucet - it seems like it might take forever but then we fe ...
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burnout123, is it normal to be on the NB program for 3 years? Does it take so long because it is carried out slowly in order to avoid detox symptoms?   [End]
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Hey marie i am having issue with the megapan also . I am a slow oxidizer with ca48 mg3 na11 k5 na/k ratio 2.20 . One megapan speed me up so bad that i sometime think i have fast oxidizer quality. Iam on limcomin which i handle with no problem. Should i worry about the fact that i cant tolerate the megapan. Am i going to see progress without it?   [End]
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Thanks to all of you for sharing your numbers! This is helpful to see where others are. Are any of you still on here to give an update on your progress? I started with my copper very high, at 9.0. After 3.5 years I’m now at 0.9, an indicator of biounavailable copper. Zinc has been between 14 and 20 the whole time. My ratio was consistently low until the copper flipped to below 2.0, then the ratio became high. So I went from toxic copper to biounavailable copper.   [End]
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I have 3 or 4 teeth with root canal treatments. I wish I had known better. After the last one, my health has been affected a lot with adrenal fatigue symptoms. I am pretty sure that the jaw bone is still infected. I want to have the tooth extracted, however there are no holistic or biological dentists in the country where I live in. I don’t want to have it removed improperly which would cause cavitations that are much harder to treat. My question is: Is there a way to treat infected root canal without extracting teeth? Will Nutrional Balancing help? I read Dr. Wilson recommends ...
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According to Dr Wilson, the only labs that provide accurate results (by not washing hair at the lab) are Analytical Research Labs and Trace Elements Inc. You might consider a new test from either of these labs, especially considering the test you showed is from February. I find the test hard to read, but if it’s accurate you have nickel toxicity and high zinc. Dr Wilson has good articles online, you might read the ones on nickel and zinc to start.   [End]
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Do you have a practitioner? I thought you couldn’t get tests from ARL without one.   [End]
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Dear all,   can someone help me interpreting my hair analysis chart? Short background: I was diagnosed with AF several years ago. I hab problems with this nearly my entire life. Symptoms that I had to deal with in my life: Depression, low energy, asthma, acne in teenage, anxiety. I startet the free nutritional balancing programm from Dr L Wilson two years ago and made some progress. Then I did the hair analysis at the beginning of this year. Can you help me ? I suspect myself at least copper toxic to some degree even if it doesnt show up strong on the chart. Additiona ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Did you explain all of this to Dr. Wilson? Sometimes when things get worse it’s a healing reaction. Sounds like you might be better with a practitioner to help with this, if you’re on the free program   [End]
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Hello everyone, just wondering if somebody can help me figure this out. I am on the free program of Dr l Wilson. After some months on the free program i was really starting to feel good,i was feeling a very calm state in my mind, wich i would usually find always racing with random though, and also i was being very friendly with people finally, also my eye sight was improving. But suddenly started having a strong urethritis with heavy yellow discharge (i’m male). After this big urethritis i panicked, since DR Wilson says zinc is needed a lot, but on the internet there is a lot of site ...
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Thanks for the suggestions. I think I’ll be contacting a specialist like Pam Killeen in the near future. I’ll see what I can do. Thanks again!   [End]
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greetings if you believe in herbal treatment then I can recommend you a way out to bring the body to its genuine balancing levels.   [End]
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Maybe you can help Star-Lord, who posted recently and is seeking help -in India...?   [End]
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I’ve been doing NB for 3 years, and I would suggest having someone who is experienced help you out. Absolutely take the ARL supplements recommended. What can happen is the body can change in between tests, and if you can’t identify what’s going on, it can be a bit unsettling. Practitioners sometimes can recommend additional supplements or practices that can help during those times, and sometimes you just need to take more or less of what you’re already taking. I am happy to help, and will absolutely respond, but you may want a certified practitioner. I know a lot, but I’m sure there is pl ...
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I’m from India. I actually do have a practitioner, but he isn’t an expert in nutritional balancing. He said that he would follow the lab’s recommendations directly instead of offering his own interpretation of the results. I’m second-guessing this and wondering if it would be better if there was an experienced person who would interpret the results and recommend supplements accordingly. But some people like Onwards on this forum seem to have followed the lab’s recommendations directly and gotten good results. So I’m a bit confused here.   [End]
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You can ask them, but I don’t think they will let you work with them without a practitioner. I think it’s helpful to have someone who is following your progress consistently, who will respond when things are tough, and I can assure you that will happen! On Dr. Wilson’s site there is a list of practitioners, I’d email them and ask if they’ll work with you. Also email Dr. Wilson, he may know someone near you, and he’s good at replying. What country are you in?   [End]
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Hello. I’m a 23 year old male and I’ve been suffering from some serious fatigue for the last year. My hormone readings aren’t particularly good. I’ve been reading up a lot on nutritional balancing at various websites like the ARL website, nutritionalbalancing dot org and adrenaladvice dot com. Overall this seems to be a very promising approach that seems to work for many people. I’ve already done the hair test and got my supplement recommendations from ARL. My test shows a slow oxidizer pattern. As I don’t live in the US, I’m not sure that it will be easy for me to find a practiti ...
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That’s a lot of information, thank you.   [End]
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The Nutritional Balancing approach to healing is based on mineral and metal levels at the cellular level. Certainly an imbalance can cause symptoms you mentioned. NB uses hair tests, because blood tests only indicate what is circulating, and the body doesn’t circulate toxins, it tucks them away. Hair tests can tell you what’s really going on. Supplements are based on the test results. Practitioners are either biochemists or trained by one. You can find more information on www.drlwilson.com or www.nutritionalbalancing.org or www.forperfectbalance.com   [End]
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I am new here and need some advice. I was in an accident almost 10 years ago, I walked away but started having problems months later that left me disoriented, dizzy, fearful and foggy headed. I eventually had to quit a dream job because I couldn’t go anywhere without having difficulties and then panic attacks. Primary doctor said it was stress, gave me a script and that was that. Scripts didn’t help at all so I changed doctors twice after they said the same thing. I knew something else was going on and after 2 regular doctors and 4 specialists it was discovered that I had ”walking whiplash ...
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In case anyone is curious about this, I discovered that a drop from high to low Cu is an armoring up pattern. When the body is temporarily processing deep trauma it can hold on to the last bit of a metal before it releases it. The link: http://drlwilson.com/Articles/ARMORING%20UP.htm This is still a sign of progress.   [End]
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It seems you are making assumptions well beyond what I wrote as my experience. You are incorrect in many statements. Are you aware this post is in the Nutritional balancing forum? We don’t use homeopathic similum or know who Newport is or what scio is. I’m asking if anyone who is doing NB saw their copper fall from high to low. If that’s not you, that’s fine. Thanks.   [End]
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I’m not expert at this, but I have been looking into these things for quite a few years. It is not likely at all that copper is your last toxin left. High copper might even just be a downstream symptom of high mercury. I have heard from a lot of people that your experience is common. The body does go through these periods of spiking and dumping. The best defense is to keep your liver and kidneys in top shape, good urine flow and bile flow is paramount. If your adrenals are not shot then copious sweating via sauna can dump more metals than chelation or any of the wilson methodologi ...
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Hi, I’m not sure if anyone is still on this forum but I thought I’d share my copper detox experience. I’ve been dumping copper along with other metals for over 3 years now. In that time my copper spiked four times. Just when I thought I was almost done the body would pull another load out of storage. Most recently, I thought I was done with my last load, and the copper dropped way down to 1.1. I was not aware that very low levels are also an indicator of biounavailable copper. At this point it’s the only toxin left in my body and I can feel it inside, so I know there is still a little le ...
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hey man i noticed that to when copper started coming out of storage. a lot of tingling and itchiness feeling too. was you able to figure out what was causing the hair loss? has it stopped for you?   [End]
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I’m here to help you! If anyone needs interpretation/recommendations for their htma, feel free to contact me for my free services. I have completed the htma certification course for myself and family, and would like to share with others.   [End]
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I do believe many practitioners will work with you even if you live in England. It is not necessary to see the practitioner in person, since everything is based on the hair test and symptoms. I’ve never met my practitioner, but speak to her regularly on the phone and we email. The supplements are mailed to my home, and I mail her hair samples. You could contact her, www.forperfectbalance.com, her name is Suzannah.   [End]
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Thanks, I live in England so I am not sure whether it will be that easy to find the right practitioner for this. I notice Dr Wilsons site said avoid giving blood, I did this a week before the bad symptoms started and I am wondering if that pushed me over the top. I have recovered a bit now after stopping the iodine and putting more adrenal support in. It seems my system doesn’t like lugols even in low doses. I see 4000mg of kelp is recommended but I would think that is far lower in iodine. A lot of the things listed I already follow, but I have not had a hair analysis. Many thanks, I ...
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The body can have all kinds of symptoms such as those you mention when the balance of essential minerals is off. From my experience (3 years of Nutritional Balancing) iodine can help the Ca/K ratio but not others. If you eliminate metals and take individually targeted supplements, your nutrient levels will balance and symptoms will go away. The place to start with Nutritional Balancing is to read about it on www.drlwilson.com, www.traceelements.com, and www.nutritionalbalancing.org. If you want to do the program, the next step is to find a practitioner and do a hair mineral analysis test ...
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Hi, I was recommended by the iodine forum to come here for answers/advice. I started increasing Iodine very gradually from October as per the hashimotos protocol, (not sure if I have it but I think I do, TSH 4.8 + 3.6, cold hands etc) great the first few weeks, but from January started to sweat in the evenings, in bed and mornings - cooler during the day though. Heart rate gradually increased too. 4 days ago I got really hot with strong palpitations espcially in the neck, I had only reached 4.5mg of Iodine at this point. I stopped iodine and it subsided after 2 days, although I still feel ...
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Yes, a HTMA is a great idea. You will want to find the right practitioner first, someone whose approach and demeanor you feel good about. There are two labs, Trace Elements Inc and Analytical Research Labs. A practitioner will work with one or the other. You may also want to consider whether you want to heal full time, which can take less time, or heal as a lifestyle, which can take years. The latter is Dr. Lawrence Wilson’s program, the former may be with Perfect Balance, who uses more magnesium to heal faster. Both are effective. Find the right practitioner first, then have them do y ...
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Hi. I’m new. Where do I start? I have stage 3 adrenal fatigue. Do I do HTMA?   [End]
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Yes, I am done dumping copper, aluminum, mercury and biounavailable calcium and am now primarily dealing with toxic selenium. Apparently I am dumping some toxic Manganese also but can’t feel any Mn symptoms.   [End]
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Sorry but I am still in early stages of the program so can’t relate to the dumping But I have read that excess manganese supplementation could actually be bad. Did you also dump lots of mercury or other toxic metals during the program?   [End]
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Hi everyone, how is your journey going? Forward progress I hope. Has anyone detoxed the oxide form of selenium or manganese by chance? I’ve finally dumped all of my copper (3 years worth!) and now have selenium and manganese to get rid of. Do these move through very easily? Would anyone care to share your symptoms? So far I have extra body heat and headaches and minor intestinal upset. Thanks!   [End]
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Luke Pryor is a practitioner with Dr. Wilson’s program, he works specifically with children. He also has many YouTube videos. I recommend him to help interpret your recent HMA.   [End]
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see your pm plse   [End]
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Venting a bit here. But one of the problems with NB is the commission structure. Even worse, it’s not completely upfront. The practitioner say ”Make sure you use my number so you get a discount” What they really mean is ”Make sure you use my number so I get my commission” Often practitioners get angry when people by cheaper supplements somewhere else. I know of one guy that was dropped by his practitioner because he wasn’t buying Taurine from EndoMet, even though he was buying everything else. I would much rather pay them for their time, rather than give them commissio ...
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You are best served by finding a practitioner who understands hair mineral analysis. TEI probably has a list or you can find someone who has been trained by Dr. Larry Wilson, www.drlwilson.com. Eileen Fang trained under him but no longer consults with him. I can find her contact info if you are interested. She knows a lot based on her and her husband’s health challenges. Taking supplements produces changes, but it’s really important to know what you are doing. I wouldn’t go it alone. Regarding the tic, have you tried changing your daughter’s diet? I am gluten intolerant and was i ...
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Hi all, I am new to this whole mineral balancing stuff and am researching for my 6 year old daughter. She has a tic disorder that started a few months ago. Before starting her on any supplements, I got a hair mineral test through TEI. Her results were very surprising to say the least. I’m most troubled by the Cu and Zn bars even though the ratio is perfect on the ratio portion. I’m not really sure why the Cobalt is high except that I may have given her one of my b12 supplements a few days before the test. The very low Na/K and Na/K ratio is also troubling to me! Woul ... [Image Embedded Here]
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Thanks alot burnout I will look into Suzannah’s program. Just started an ARL program from October this year and will see if that works or not. Right now just starting slow with the supplements as I am sensitive to some ingredients.   [End]
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Perfect Balance has their own blend of supplements, and yes, vitamin c is part of the program. It is blended in with Magnesium and other absorptive nutrients, which help the body to release the toxins sequestered in the tissues. Their formula was designed to support both fast and slow oxidizers. You take as much as you are comfortable with, up to a maximum amount. This is what makes the program faster than Dr. Wilson’s. I can tell you after 3 years of detoxing I’m getting my energy back. And I was one of the worst cases: aluminum, mercury, copper and biounavailable calcium were all super ...
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hi Burnout, Could I ask if Suzannah uses high dose vitamin C for every patient? And how high is the dose?   [End]
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Thanks for your info and sorry for the late reply I will look into Suzannah.   [End]
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I use to have heal spurs so bad I could only walk a short time. After trying everything to cure it I called a health advisor. She advised me to take ACID A CAL and vitamin K-2. She promised me it will cure and dissolve my heel spurs within a month to 3 months. It felt so good the hear someone promising me it would would work, I cried. I did as she said. Take 3 to 4 Acid A cal 3 times a a day with meal and one k-2 a day. K-2 makes it work faster. I began to get relief the first month and kept getting better. It took 4 months cause I had a huge heal spur. ACID A CAL and K-2 cured my heal ...
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Www.forperfectbalance.com uses TEI and their own supplements, in my opinion better than TEI ones. I’ve been with them for 3 years and had enormous progress. Suzannah is the practitioner, she was trained by Dr. Eck, the founder of Nutritional Balancing.   [End]
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Hi all, I am new to nutritional balancing and would like to try it to heal the effects many years of chronic stress has had on my body. I get annoying painful tingling in the ankles and frequent sinus infections, as well as poor energy and heart palps. I read about how TEI treats it and would like to give it a go. Could anyone recommend any good TEI therapists?   [End]
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 Listen here - free mp3 interview: http://oneradionetwork.com/health/dr-larry-wilson-benefits-near-infrared-energy-october-20-2016/   THE MORNING SHOW with Patrick Timpone   Dr. Larry Wilson The Benefits of Near Infrared Energy As a holistic physician, Dr. Wilson is always searching for better ways to heal the body that are safe, inexpensive, and powerful enough to handle today’s health disasters. Over the past twelve years, he has incorporated infrared lamp saunas as a healing and detoxifica ...
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Oops, Eileen is no longer listed on his site since she doesn’t work under him. If you want her contact info, let me know.   [End]
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I would not say to rule out a practitioner because they are still detoxing. The ones trained under Dr. Wilson and who still work under him are required to remain on the program and do regular hair tests. Unless they have been doing this for many years, they are technically still detoxing because it takes years for most of us to get healthy. Eileen Fang who is in N.J. and is listed on his site seems excellent. She moderates a FB group for those of us who are doing NB. She is no longer working under Dr. Wilson but was trained by him. I find her to have a lot of wisdom and knowledge abo ...
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I recommend Theresa Vernon, who is in northern California, and has years of experience. She has helped many people and was a health professional prior to offering NB. http://www.tvernonlac.com/contactme.html The only thing I’d say about Wendy Myers is that she’s still detoxing and is very focused on marketing, and less concerned about talking to people directly. I have tried to contact her and always received replies from an intern instead of her. I also found that Heather Kneale is very personable and knowledgeable. Her business is called Rainbows and Butterflies. Make sure you have a ...
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You don’t have to work with someone that you see physically. It can be done via the phone and email. Dr. Larry McHaney is mine, and he’s very good with many years of experience. His contact info is listed on www.drlwilson.com. Look under Arizona practitioners. There are some listed under California as well.   [End]
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I am looking for someone too. I am in SoCal and am treating with a chinese medicine doctor/ ND type, but am concerned about his recommendations. He does not do NB. He wants to put me on lose dose Rx cortisol, and eventually progesterone (for perimenopause) and thyroid (for newly diagnosed hypothyroidism - low FT3) and I don’t think my body can handle it. I feel anxious enough as it is and I know for sure that being on those is going to stress me emotionally more.   [End]
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I do not understand the whole yin/yang thing and need to be convinced that it should be part of how we determine what we eat. So, yes, to soup and all veggies!!   [End]
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Totally agreed! A big batch of chicken soup with veggies in it (I love bok choy in mine) is a great way to save time and energy on future meals. A bowl of soup makes me feel good mentally and physically. He says soups are too yin, if I remember correctly. They are packed with nutrients though. I go with the 80/20 rule, 80% of the time to be strict, 20% of wiggle room (unless it’s going to overtax me) for a bit of soup, or fruit, or whatever.   [End]
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The diets both of you describe sound very similar to mine. I wasn’t a drinker so didn’t have to give up alcohol and was already gluten free. I definitely eat more cooked veggies which I enjoy and always have. It just takes time and energy to cook them. On days that I feel lousy, the energy isn’t there for cooking so I cook in big batches when I do cook. Tonight I did a zucchini/onion stir fry and steamed cauliflower with a salmon salad and a lentil salad. That will last my husband and myself at least 2 more days. I can’t remember why Wilson restricts soups, but I ignore it, too. ...
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Hi, Dr. Wilson food plan is not easy to follow. All of us have certain preferences, we love some foods and hate others. I know that it is not according Dr. Wilson advisable to eat soups, but I love them. Usually I am making vegetable soup with home made chicken broth for 2-3 days, and it saves me a lot of time. Soup with blue tortilla chips, small portion of chicken or fish, and there it is my lunch.   [End]
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In the beginning I had to make huge changes to my diet. I was drinking alcohol, a vegetarian eating lots of soy and raw veggies and fruit and gluten and sugar. Now I’m eating lots of cooked veggies and eggs and chicken and sardines. My typical day is eggs with gluten free toast, then veggies like broccoli or kale with turkey for lunch, then more of the same for dinner. I eat snacks like pickles and chips and carrots throughout the day. I need a lot of calories and do my best not to eat fruit or tomatoes but, like you, I allow them on occasion. I eat carbs every day, but no gluten. I can’t ...
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That’s great that you are doing so well. And interesting that you have taken things from Dr. Wilson’s, too. How strict are you on the diet? I do my best with it but find on days I’m dumping copper that meat and veggies don’t appeal at all. I eat more carbs those days which seems to be typical for people dumping copper. I also eat veggies he says not to such as nightshades. I’m just not convinced that those vegetables should be left out. I don’t do potatoes very often since they are high carb but do eat tomatoes, peppers, and eggplant. Coffee enemas are daily for me as well. I ...
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Hi everyone, thanks for chiming in. I’m working with Perfect Balance, a NB company in Seattle. They were one of Dr. Eck’s patients, cured their cancer and began a NB program that is based on Dr. Eck’s work. They do use more Mg than Dr. Wilson and no calcium. They’ve been doing NB for over 30 years, and use TEI labs but not their supplements or diet recommendations. I combine their supplements with a few from Dr. Wilson, like TMG, kelp and ox bile. I also do coffee enemas daily and eat as per Dr. Wilson’s program. It’s very effective, I was in extreme exhaustion and now just have a b ...
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I saw my name mentioned and wanted to respond. Without going into detail, I am still working with Dr. Larry McHaney who was trained by Larry Wilson. My journey to health is long, but I was sick for many years. I’ve seen good results on retests and in how I feel. However, nothing is static, and as I continue to do the supplements, diet, detox procedures, extra energy becomes available. At times, it seems to just be there for feeling better, happier, etc. At other times, it seems my body uses a lot of it to continue to correct mineral imbalances. So fatigue isn’t a constant companion ...
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Pam Killeen is mine. I highly recommend her. Wendy Myers actually interview her on youtube - look it up and good luck!   [End]
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Hello everyone, I am new here. I had an adrenal burnout 9 months ago and still not great. I researched a lot about Dr Lam and contacted him but after few exchanges he decided not to take me in his program (my small budget was probably not enough for him). Anyhow, I am waiting on hair analysis to start nutritional balancing and detox. Is anyone working with Wendy Myers and have feedback? She hasbeen highly recommended by a friend. Who are your favorite nutritionnal balancing practitionners? Thank you   [End]
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Hi burnout - wondering what your more agressive NB program is...can you please explain? I started a few months ago on an NB program using ARL labs but at the same time I am doing Andy Cutler’s mercury chelation protocol. Hoping they will compliment each other. There are a few things that Dr. L Wilson doesn’t take into account in the 4-low pattern, which is my pattern. For example, 4-low pattern can be an indicator of deranged mineral transport caused by mercury. (in my case ALL my mineral levels are below ideal level) Also, copper toxicity or deficiency can be caused by mercury poiso ...
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I think every case is different, and depends on several factors. Like I said I am not on the program. For me NB is more a life style than a treatment. I do not like to take many supplements, and if somebody is working with NB practitioner he/she supposed to take certain vitamins/minerals. I just took from the NB what I am comfortable with - steamed vegetables, coffee enemas, foot reflexology. What about you? How long are you on the program?   [End]
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Thanks Podruga. How are things for you? Last I heard from Phoenixceliac she had been doing it for years with one of Dr. Wilson’s practitioners and was still dealing with fatigue, still detoxing. It seems people get better, I’m just wondering if they ever truly recover.   [End]
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Hi, I am not on the full program. I am doing so called ”free program” - I am not working with NB practitioner, and I am not taking their supplements, just trying to match some of them, but phoenixceliac is on the full program. Unfortunately she stopped contributing to the forum, You can read her posts....   [End]
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Has anyone completed the program fully? That is, eliminated toxic metals to below symptom levels and balanced nutrient minerals? It seems like Dr. Wilson’s program doesn’t produce this result, does anyone have an opinion here? I have a more aggressive NB program and am nearly there but am having a tough time finding anyone further along.   [End]
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i also do well with endomet magnesium. you can order online easily at www.shopendomet.com. you can get 10% off orders over $100 with coupon code TENOFF i think it’s 20% off over $400 with code TWENTYOFF but I haven’t bought an order that big yet. anyway hope that helps a bit....those things get expensive and i don’t know about you but i’ll take any savings i can get. best of luck on your healing journey!!   [End]
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Hello friends, I’ve been doing nutritional balancing for 2 and a half years now with amazing results. I have eliminated aluminum, mercury and biounavailable calcium down to harmless levels, and am nearly done with copper. My nutrient levels have normalized, except for iron and manganese, which will normalize when the copper is out. I began in stage 4 burnout, could barely function, hardly enough energy to feed myself and in excruciating chronic pain. I wonder if you would share your journeys and successes here, and what program you are on? I’m curious if others are experiencing the ...
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Zinc will initially raise your Na/K ratio, which may be what’s keeping you up. Limcomin is designed to raise it. If I were you I’d try adding magnesium, not with calcium, on its own before bed. You can use s product called Calm, it’s powdered Mg that you mix in water and helps people sleep. It won’t screw up your detox, it’ll just help. Also try doodling before bed instead of videos, that can help the brain calm down. And ask your practitioner!   [End]
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When I first started taking kelp I had weird symptoms, a funny taste in my mouth and some other symptoms. I discovered on Dr Wilson’s site that kelp helps detox chlorine and bromine. I was a swimmer and had these in my body. The symptoms didn’t last long, maybe a month at most. The kelp absolutely has helped me tremendously! Stay with it. The iodine is good for your thyroid and the micronutrients are good for you too. I use Nature’s Way brand as suggested by Dr. Wilson.   [End]
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