detox heavy metals/mold

I'm on an antibiotic break...so just thinking about using this time to do a little extra.

I have not been tested for heavy metals or mold toxicity.

But, wondering what are a few ideas for easy detox (non-prescript) - something I can buy from either grocery or health food store.

Is there anything that works for both metals and mold?

Thanks,

Ha ha! Mister Mike - I detest drinking coffee too - always have - and was completely horrified when one of my docs suggested them. However, once you try it, it's just not that bad. And good heavens, it really gets stuff out! ;)

okay - maybe I should by cilantro for the metals...and then something for the mold.

Anyone, mold detox ideas? or info on zeolite. I guess I could google it...lol.

Yes, I vote with Lymie Girl on this one LOL

Seriously, look up what zeolite is: silica and alumina. Do you really want more aluminum in your body for the sake of getting out the mold? Is aluminum better for you then mold? Zeolite is used because it has silica in it. But there is a lot of bad zeolite to start with, that is not even fitted for human consumption.

I would do the cilantro. That triggers the metal to be released. Then use a binder. The cilantro does not do both. If you don't use a binder, the heavy metals will be released but you won't eliminate it. Dr. K says that it is likely that they will go to places far worse the they were before, if a binder is not used..

We use chlorella, alfalfa and horsetail tea. God gave them to us and they are far superior and closer to food and human consumption than zeolite. You can use any other binder, such as activated charcoal, as long as you use it when on a break from abx. Nutramedix discontinued their zeolite. That should tell us something!

Post Edited (Simela1) : 5/12/2015 11:21:51 PM (GMT-6)

Chlorella is a binder. Just like the charcoal. Chlorella has nutrients that Charcoal does not have. Chlorella is filled with vit. B, peptides, helps with digestion, contains iron, manganese etc. It is a supper food. I guess you could use both. Chlorella binds all toxins known to man, according to Dr. K, although according to Dr. H, chlorella doesn't bind heavy metals as effectively as it is said it does and you need to add something else. OR, like Limie Girl said, it has to be taken in higher amounts. You can buy it in powder form or in pill form. It has a nutty taste. You can also use the powder form in smoothies. Some people add it to their cereal.

The cilantro tincture won't detox, it just triggers the brain to let go of the heavy metals. Then the heavy metals are reliesed into the bloodstream and can get redistributed to the organs that way--this is what you have to try to prevent. So that is why you still need a binder--to get it out of the bloodstream. The trick with Chlorella is that it binds and the toxins are pooped out rather then going out via kidneys or liver. To protect the kidneys you can use the horsetail tea. I buy it in baulk. It has silica. That is the best way in my opinion (as far as I could find from my research) to get the silica without the aluminum from the zeolite. I do not see any benefit in using zeolite. I know some people like it. But I think it would be just as effective as consuming clay, which is also high in silica but also contains aluminum. Dr. K does use both, but his zeolite contains an extract of the horsetail tea. He also uses the clay ingested, but he uses other products to clear up the mess (aluminum) that the zeolite and the clay leave. He uses all this BEFORE the antibacterial (abx or herbs) are given, so that they don't bind to it.

Water with lemon also clear up some of the aluminum.

I would not get the pill of cilantro. It is absorbed quite differently than the tinctures.

Let us know how it plays out for you.

Post Edited (Simela1) : 5/13/2015 12:20:17 AM (GMT-6)

MM:

I get either the Japanese or the Taiwan Chlorella from Amazon by the pound. I wanted to try the mountainherbs one, but they are out. I didn't try the Japanese, but the one from Taiwan is excellent and even my 5 yr old takes it with no fuss. I like dr. K, but biopure products are way too expensive. Chlorella/spirulina combo is good too.

I was concerned about ***oshima, but I think the islands are at a distance that makes me comfortable.

I am hesitant to use zeolite especially now, after Nutramedix discontinued it. I am thinking there must be a reason?

The zeolite-- since it's for the kids, I won't use it. It may have been a different story if it would be for me. I am not doubtful is not a good detox agent. What I am doubtful is that the aluminum in it is completely harmless.