May I suggest that you follow up the procedure with cleanses and metal detox. Such as chlorella and cilantro for example.
Congrats!
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EDTA is supposed to be a good metal detoxer but I am a bit leery of it. I prefer the natural cilantro and chlorella combo, which you could probably pick up and make yourself.
When it comes to commercial products, I am extremely high on Baseline Nutritionals whose products are formulated by Jon Barron, a noted natural health authority whom I consider a mentor and am a big fan of (especially after he was kind enough to review my book prior to release, make a couple of suggestions and also give me a good review - lol).
As soon as Baseline Nutritionals announced an affiliate program, I was one of the very first affiliates to join and have never heard a single complaint. Their product Metal Magic contains a special blend of cilantro and chlorella and uses a unique process that is reputed to greatly increase the efficacy of many of their supplements. OK, that sounds hokey but if you check into the Barron Effect, perhaps you will be a believer as I am. It has been written about at Natural News and is explained a bit in this older CureZone post:
http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=587431
Note: the link is one I grabbed off my website and is an affiliate link. I am sure you can google Baseline Nutritionals and get their exact website address.
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Maybe I'll finally completely grasp what V & N are talking about! ...ok...maybe that's a stretch... :)
Yeah, that really might be a stretch - lol.
Say, have you ever tried colloidal gold? I take it regularly and it make a noticeable difference in both mood and focus. One study I saw seems to bear out the fact that gold has an effect on things mental - those who took it averaged a 4 point IQ increase.
Of course I am not sure if an IQ increase would help or hinder understanding V and N.
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I'm still foggy on how colloidal gold & silver don't affect your metal levels if you're toxic with silver already
How could you be toxic with silver? When it comes to colloidal silver, it takes about 20,000 tablespoons of 20 ppm silver to reach a minimum toxic level. The amount of water alone would do you in wayyyyy before you could take that much.
Silver is essentially non-toxic to the human body. Instead, recent studies in Hungary would appear to indicate that it is actually an essential element, since they found specific silver receptors on human nervous tissue.
The artroom sounds like fun.
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I remember seeing the bit about the 60th percentile before. That is NOT high silver, that is just 10 percentile points above average if the 50th percentile is the average (which it almost always is). That means that 40 percent of the population tested have higher levels than you do. So you are below average in mercury and tin and only a little above average in silver, lead and arsenic. Even nickel is not highly elevated - 28% of the population tested has higher levels.
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Ok - gotcha. Just one thing - do realize that 50th percentile is not necessarily something that is unhealthy which some people settle for. ALL minerals, including so-called heavy metals, are necessary in SOME amount for optimum health, so chances are that very low percentiles would be unhealthy too.
Rather than just knowing percentiles, it would be much more important to know actual levels that were considered unhealthy on both the high and low end. Percentiles can be very misleading - you could have a very steep bell curve where the difference between the 40th and the 60th percentiles was hardly significant.
It might be the case that even percentiles reaching into and above the 70's were not considered to be unhealthy. On the other hand, it could be that most of the population has unhealthy amounts of metal contamination and that healthy levels were only in the low percentiles. Again, you gotta know what the actual amounts measured mean in terms of more than just percentiles.
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