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  Re: Mercury Poisoning Binding Agents

24 days ago
Posted by Deirdre (VA) on 04/08/2025

Hi Art,

What do you think of activated charcoal and R-Lipoic Acid as binding options for mercury removal? Thanks!

  Re: Gallbladder Flush for Gallstones

24 days ago
Posted by Toria V. (Oregon) on 04/08/2025

Hi Lois, thank you for sharing :) With your homemade suppository, did you use the same ingredients as what's found in the Glytamin product?

  Re: DMSO for Sinus Infection

24 days ago
Posted by Marilyn (Nebraska) on 04/08/2025

https://www.amazon.com/10-Pack-Nasal-Spray-Bottle-Mister/dp/B00MLIDDKI?ref_=ast_sto_dp

  Re: Ivermectin for Diverticulitis

24 days ago
Posted by Sithina (Sri Lanka ) on 04/07/2025

Hi

What was the dosage of ivermectin?

  Re: Amalgams, Mercury Poisoning and Crohn's Disease

24 days ago
Posted by Art (California) on 04/07/2025

It is important that supplements can also bind to mercury. Some supplements can only free the mercury from tissues, but you need a supplement that can bind to the mercury to help facilitate the elimination of the mercury from the body.

Two readily available supplements that are effective at binding to mercury in humans are Selenium as Selenomethionine and Chlorella. Here are some typical products :

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=selenium+supplement&i=hpc&crid=78OHX1Y8KEP8&sprefix=Selenium,hpc,259&ref=nb_sb_ss_ts-doa-p_2_8

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=chlorella&i=hpc&crid=YINAWL4ENWH3&sprefix=chlorella,hpc,252&ref=nb_sb_noss_1

Other supplements such as Melatonin, NAC and Alpha lipoic Acid (ALA) are useful to ameliorate the potential damage to the body that mercury in the body can do.

Art

  Re: Apple Cider Vinegar, Baking Soda and Coconut Oil for BCC

24 days ago
Posted by Yuri (Russia) on 04/07/2025

Thanks Happy Camper, will try this, too! Lugoil's iodine is easy to find, thankfully.

Mercury in Hats

24 days ago
Posted by Lois (Burnley England) on 04/07/2025
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They've always known about mercury being poisonous.

Yes, mercury was used in the production of hats, particularly in the process of making felt for hats. The mercury compound, usually mercuric nitrate, was used to separate animal fur from their pelts and to make the fur fibers mat together more easily during the felting process. This process was known as "carroting" and it involved treating the fur with an orange-colored solution containing mercury compounds. Workers who handled this process were often exposed to mercury vapors, leading to mercury poisoning and symptoms such as tremors, speech problems, emotional instability, and hallucinations, which gave rise to the term "mad hatter syndrome." The use of mercury in hat-making was banned in the early 1940s in the United States.

Poison-Induced Psychosis

24 days ago
Posted by Lois (Burnley England) on 04/07/2025
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Mercury Poisoning and Psychosis
Mercury poisoning can indeed cause psychosis. Early symptoms of mercury poisoning may include sleep disturbances, muscle pain, and wet cough. When chronic mercury poisoning affects the brain and nervous system, a person might experience neurological damage that leads to hallucinations and psychosis, a condition sometimes referred to as "mad hatter's disease" or erethism.

Psychosis from mercury poisoning can manifest as irritability, emotional instability, anxiety, depression, and delirium, along with hallucinations and suicidal tendencies. These symptoms can be triggered by both acute and chronic exposure to mercury, and the severity and specific symptoms can vary based on the form of mercury, the dose, and the duration of exposure.

In some cases, mercury poisoning can also lead to cognitive deficits, memory loss, and personality changes, further contributing to psychotic symptoms.

Can Carbon Monoxide Cause Psychosis?

Yes, carbon monoxide poisoning can cause psychosis. It can also lead to other neurological complications such as memory loss, Parkinson's-like movements, trouble walking, urinary incontinence, difficulties with communication, and depressed mood. These symptoms may appear immediately or develop later after exposure, sometimes even after a period of apparent normality.

Just shows what you can find when you do an internet search!

  Re: Borax

24 days ago
Posted by Rosanna (Long Island, NY) on 04/07/2025

Hi JD

Thank you for your post. I need to know where to purchase the Borax. I hope you can help. Thank you

  Re: Gallbladder Flush for Gallstones

24 days ago
Posted by Lois (Burnley England) on 04/07/2025

BTW you'll know if there are gallstones if your poop floats. There are 10 Suppositories in each box of Glytamins and I had to use 9 of them before I felt myself come unblocked.

  Re: Multiple Remedies for Mercury Detoxing After Filling Removed Not Working

24 days ago
Posted by Lois (Burnley England) on 04/07/2025

It sounds like you have an infection? Try colloidal silver.

  Re: Gallbladder Flush for Gallstones

24 days ago
Posted by Lois (Burnley England) on 04/07/2025

Hi Toria! I'd have thought it pretty obvious that I'd passed stones after unblocking my biliary duct, lol, but having said that, I didn't go searching through my poop to find them. I just flushed it all away. However, I used a homemade suppository last night and passed more stones today.

  Sun Gazing Feedback

25 days ago
Posted by Bob%u2019s girl (The Netherlands ) on 04/07/2025

Hi Kirsten, I know it's a long shot, but I would really like to know how you are doing with the Sungazing.

Should you still do it, what is your opinion now, benefits or perhaps negative side affects?

Thank you.

  Re: Gallbladder Flush for Gallstones

25 days ago
Posted by Toria V. (Oregon) on 04/07/2025

Hi Lois, did you pass gallstones after using just 1 box of the Glytamins? I'm looking at trying it.

  Re: Dr. Rex Newnham on Borax

25 days ago
Posted by aname (IL) on 04/06/2025
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Sadly, that link no longer works. Here it is from the wayback machine

https://web.archive.org/web/20240908085436/https://www.earthclinic.com/dr-rex-newnham-borax-treatment.html

  Re: Amalgams, Mercury Poisoning and Crohn's Disease

26 days ago
Posted by jac (East Coast) on 04/06/2025

The mercury will never be completely gone. I'm a senior now, but amalgams ruined my perfect sight, digestive & nervous systems, and gave me vicious allergies as a small child. Frequently use garlic and cilantro to help the removal. The poison is in our brains and bones. I made long enough to learn mercury is in the chemtrails they're spraying to collapse our biosphere. Dr. Jane Ruby has remedies. Best to you!

  Re: Apple Cider Vinegar, Baking Soda and Coconut Oil for BCC

26 days ago
Posted by Yuri (Russia) on 04/06/2025

Vera, thanks for the advice, will try this. The challenge will be finding the spurge and its fresh sap though.

  Re: Apple Cider Vinegar, Baking Soda and Coconut Oil for BCC

26 days ago
Posted by Vera (Colorado) on 04/05/2025

Yuri, try petty spurge (1 dab of fresh latex over 3 days) or fresh ground eggplant mixed with apple cider vinegar (you can apply several times a day, it will take a while). The spurge works fast, in a couple of weeks.

  Re: Coconut Oil for Barrett's Esophagus

26 days ago
Posted by Art (California) on 04/05/2025

Hi Brooks,

If the coconut oil does not work out for the Barrett's Esophagus (BE), you may be interested in reading this science review on the use of melatonin to help protect the esophagus against multiple issues including BE and GERD :

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6073539/#:~:text=Since both of these condition, with GERD from erosions, Barrett's

Here is a very relevant quote from the review :

' This review focused on the role played by melatonin in the mechanism of esophagoprotection, starting with its short-term protection against acute reflux esophagitis and then investigating the long-term prevention of chronic inflammation that leads to gastroesophageal reflux disease (GERD) and Barrett's esophagus. Since both of these condition are also identified as major risk factors for esophageal carcinoma, we provide some experimental and clinical evidence that supplementation therapy with melatonin could be useful in esophageal injury by protecting various animal models and patients with GERD from erosions, Barrett's esophagus and neoplasia. '

If you decide to give melatonin a try, it might be worthwhile to use the pills or lozenges that dissolve slowly in the mouth as this will allow the melatonin to bathe the esophagus, especially at bed time after you have brushed your teeth. This should maximize the amount of time the esophagus is exposed to the melatonin to optimize the reparative and anti inflammatory effects of melatonin on the esophagus.

Good luck!

Art

 

Bromelain for Eye Floaters

26 days ago
Posted by Prairiegirl (Canada) on 04/05/2025
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I had a recent occurrence over the past two months of a persistent light-grey outlined eye floater in one eye. I tried several protocols but the one that seems to be fading the floater is BROMELAIN, an enzyme derived from pineapple. I will keep you posted.

(I should add that as I have Factor V Leiden, I could be prone to blood clots, thus, I do think eye floaters are likely related, despite what my ophthalmologist believes.)

In confirmation, a poster on another website wrote as follows:

"For eye floaters, eat 100–150 grams fresh Pineapple on a daily basis for at least next 4–5 months. Try to minimize your screen time. I started this 4 months back, my left eye floater has disappeared now and there is a significant improvement in the right eye floater."

Keep in mind that fresh or canned pineapple can induce a rise in glucose levels, so it's advisable for diabetics and those with pre-diabetes (that's most of us over 40, by the way) to avoid consuming it in great quantities.