Date:   3/8/2012 5:00:09 AM ( 13 y ago)
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URL:   https://www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=1916395

Wait a minute - why'd you give up? Give up with what?

You obviously have a copper problem and a cortisol problem...

Did you see my recent post about "high cortisol = low ceruloplasmin"?

Also, did you see my posts AGAINST taking zinc?

Why don't we figure this out together if we more or less have the same problem? (which we do!)

Zinc also breaks my vascular system, even in small quantities.

Now, what do you think about avoiding copper antagonists, improving your methylation, lowering your cortisol and trying ways to increase bioavailable copper?

I have rapid collagen loss like you and I'm doing research on copper homeostasis/metabolism to become a world expert in that field. Only by becoming a world expert can we overcome this situation, as complex as it could be.

I think cortisol and ceruloplasmin, as their inter-relationship are the main pieces to the puzzle, but why high cortisol and why such copper toxicity are more complex features to unravel.

I would like my hospital to feed me a stable isotope of copper and see where it travels in my body, just to see if I actually absorb copper. Ridiculously, nobody in my local medical establishment even believes that I have a problem, so it almost seems like I'm on my own.

My problem is so severe now that when I breathe even the most benign of chemicals (toner on printed letters, perfume residues on letters etc.), it breaks my vascular system, including especially in my brain. This means I get brain injury just from breathing perfumes etc.

What do you know of biofilms? Did you try to clear biofilms from your gut or beyond?
 

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