Alert!: Almost 1/2 Of High-Fructose Corn Syrup Contains Mercury!

[mwight]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/conte...9012601831.html

[lino]

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/conte...9012601831.html

 

This stuff is in ketchup, bread (to include wheat), and soda. It somewhat confirms a suspicion of

why people start gaining fat. Maybe the fat is a way to get pollutants isolated away from the body

when the body can't expel them.

[Desert Eagle]

wow I read at mercola's site that HFCS is bad sugar but reading that it has mercury rather surprised me. I also read about chocolate having heavy metals.

[gendao]

The problem with all this added exposure is that mercury bioaccumulates in us over time. Which means that if your mercury intake > your output, you will have a growing problem on your hands.

 

Worse off, our brains are basically mercury sponges and most any mercury we absorb gets converted into inorganic Hg2+ mercury and often stored there.

 

Meanwhile, the pineal gland is also a fluoride sponge.

 

 

So, I think for health and spiritual growth reasons, it is important to reduce exposure to and chelate these 2 toxic substances out. That we now get "extra" exposure to in our industrialized society.

 

Right now, I'm trying 3-10mg of supplemental boron daily and tamarind to flush F out.

 

Chelating mercury out is trickier and riskier. You need to really know what you're doing before you attempt this, or you could just redistribute mercury around your body. Typically, people use EDTA, Zeolite, DMPS or DMSA & ALA in accordance with specific protocols. It can be a slow, incremental process that can easily take at least 6 months or more. And it's definitely not something you even want to attempt if you still have mercury amalgam fillings...

This stuff is in ketchup, bread (to include wheat), and soda. It somewhat confirms a suspicion of

why people start gaining fat. Maybe the fat is a way to get pollutants isolated away from the body

when the body can't expel them.

Exactly, the body is known to encapsulate toxins just like an oyster does to form pearls. I venture to guess that this might be one basic operative mechanism behind some weight gain, cancerous tumors and excess calcifications. Edited January 28, 2009 by vortex

[lino]

The problem with all this added exposure is that mercury bioaccumulates in us over time. Which means that if your mercury intake > your output, you will have a growing problem on your hands.

 

Worse off, our brains are basically mercury sponges and most any mercury we absorb gets converted into inorganic Hg2+ mercury and often stored there.

 

Meanwhile, the pineal gland is also a fluoride sponge.

So, I think for health and spiritual growth reasons, it is important to reduce exposure to and chelate these 2 toxic substances out. That we now get "extra" exposure to in our industrialized society.

 

Right now, I'm trying 3-10mg of supplemental boron daily and tamarind to flush F out.

 

Chelating mercury out is trickier and riskier. You need to really know what you're doing before you attempt this, or you could just redistribute mercury around your body. Typically, people use EDTA, Zeolite, DMPS or DMSA & ALA in accordance with specific protocols. It can be a slow, incremental process that can easily take at least 6 months or more. And it's definitely not something you even want to attempt if you still have mercury amalgam fillings...Exactly, the body is known to encapsulate toxins just like an oyster does to form pearls. I venture to guess that this might be one basic operative mechanism behind some weight gain, cancerous tumors and excess calcifications.

 

What I mean is that it gains fat as a response to pollutants and that a calorie surplus has absolutely nothing to do with it.

[gendao]

What I mean is that it gains fat as a response to pollutants and that a calorie surplus has absolutely nothing to do with it.

Right, that is the prevailing theory behind the Isagenix weight loss program, for instance. I don't know how proven it is yet, but as I said, I do find it quite plausible...

 

In fact, I think detoxing is going to be the next "yoga" (yuppie health trend) in 5 years.

Edited January 28, 2009 by vortex

[mantis]

Right, that is the prevailing theory behind the Isagenix weight loss program, for instance. I don't know how proven it is yet, but as I said, I do find it quite plausible...

 

In fact, I think detoxing is going to be the next "yoga" (yuppie health trend) in 5 years.

 

let me know how removing fluoride/mercury works out for you. i don't brush my teeth with toothpaste anymore and if the boron works for you i'll check it out too.