ARL and detox 
ricky37
11 y
1,240
Hi,
One more question :)
So what happens in ARL if you don't have any minerals that don't need to be detoxed?
No high Calcium, no high Copper, etc... Is it possible to focus only on balancing the ratios without going into detox issues? Are the enemas a must? One day Soon, you don't use ARL supplements, but do you do the recommended enemas etc...?
I got a consultation with a popular ARL specialist once but never followed up as I was allergic to the main supplement - Limcomin. (At that time, they used fish for the vitamin A. Looks like they have changed that now). Any way, my copper was 1.0, but I swear the naturopath spent like half the consultation talking about how I need to get rid of the hidden high copper. Not a word about needing to increase magnesium, which so far has helped me tremendously.
So what's up with the detox and ARL?
I'm just trying to understand the difference between the two programmes.
Thanks
Ricky
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- Re: ARL and detox Onwards
11 y
1,288
This is a reply to # 2,095,835Hi Ricky- Both Tei and ARL programs will detox metals and other toxins. Everyone has some toxic load to get rid of. As soon as you start taking good minerals they will start to push out the metals that are not needed.
I was on ARL for a year and my copper stayed around .9 - 1 for all four tests. I had a very high zinc/copper ratio. ARL doesn't recognize copper deficiency very much. My husband and son are also deficient. My copper hasn't increased yet but my zinc has gone down from 19 to 17 and I am supplementing with copper. We are getting a retest in a few weeks so time will tell. It is not unusual with those who have infections to be copper deficient.
I don't think the enemas are absolutely necessary. I never did the coffee enemas but did many plain water enemas when the detox was heavy.
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- Re: ARL and detox onedaysoon
11 y
1,191
MoreThis is a reply to # 2,095,835Hi Ricky,
I have done plain water enemas but only because of a parasite infection, not to detox heavy metals. Even though I'm sure they helped do that too. But my practitioner doesn't really push them.
Do you know if you are a slow oxidizer, or a fast oxidizer? If slow heavy metals will often take much longer to show up on the test. The body just doesn't have the energy or the speed to eliminate them so they remain stored, often in organs. Once the oxidation rate speeds up they will show up more. This happened to me. My aluminum was the highest it's been on my last test and it showed my oxidation rate speeding up just slightly.
I agree with Onwards that it's unfortunate ARL doesn't recognize copper deficiency very much. It has a big impact on infections in the body.
So are thinking of picking up the program again?- Re: ARL and detox ricky37
11 y
1,221
This is a reply to # 2,095,965Hi
Thanks for responding, One day soon and Onwards.
One day Soon, you asked if I'm thinking of picking up the program again. I'm assuming you mean the ARL program.
I started of with the TEI protocol about 2 weeks ago. I can't seem to handle the Potassium - a big part of the TEI protocol. I'm also finding the other TEI supplements to be too acidic for my body.
Though the way my body is, I may find the ARL supplements to be too acidic as well. I may need to work with a practitioner who can help me try different brands until I find one that works for my body. My current practitioner works only with the TEI supplements - at least where the metabolic supplements, like Para-Pack, are concerned.
But what worries me with the ARL protocol is the calcium and zinc recommendations they seem to be known for. Neither of these ever worked for me, and would send me crashing, so I wouldn't work with any practitioner that says I should load up on these two.
Anyway, still working on it....still trying to find a path that works for my body.
Ricky
- Re: ARL and detox onedaysoon
11 y
1,154
This is a reply to # 2,096,131my practitioner uses ARL tests but standard process supplements which are whole food supplements. she does often encourage calcium but i just don't take it and she's okay with that. if u r interested u can pm me for more info.
- Re: ARL and detox onedaysoon
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- Re: ARL and detox ricky37
11 y
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- Re: ARL and detox feo66
11 y
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This is a reply to # 2,095,835Hi Ricky,
If you have had chronic stress and adrenal fatigue for long enough, it is pretty hard to NOT have a lot of toxins.
Stress reduces Vitamin C and Glutathione, which allows toxins to get the upper hand.
And just because they don't show up in your hair analysis, doesn't mean they are not there. Ironically, the lower toxic metals are on your hair ... the more toxic you probably are.
If you have very low energy, your body does not even try to remove them, so it doesn't show up in your hair.
As you start to get more energy, toxins can start to increase in hair.
Good luck whatever you decide. The programs are different. I hope the both work for everyone.
For me, the coffee enemas really help to clear the liver log jam, but I understand that people have trouble with them.
- Re: ARL and detox Onwards
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