will edwards on thu 12 apr 01
Hello,
I stayed up very late going over every piece of information I have on han=
d and
I rambled around the net as well looking for a way to tie in the 3 metals=
described in an earlier post.
I hunted for any disease that might cause higher loads being held in the
system to just random analogy of local materials one could expose themsel=
ves
to that might contribute a higher than normal level of these items.
The only thing I can think of within reason would be a deduction process =
or
one of elimination. Water is my first suspect in this. Below are only a
suggested set of ideas, but maybe they will help!
1. If city water, take a sampling to the district in which the water come=
s
from and seek testing for these materials and check against the local
accetpable levels. Also ask for a copy of allowable load levels for inorg=
anic
contaminates for your area.
2. If well water, have it tested period. In large cities the whole areas =
can
become saturated with pollutants that could be anywhere from localized to=
wide-spread. =
If you would like to have your water sampled for these materials I will b=
e
happy to provide you a close by place in order to see if the materials ar=
e
coming from the water? I can get this done for about 10.00 per metal and =
no
charge for anything else other than shipping.
Contact me off-line if I can be of any help. We all have some of these in=
our
systems but when it is an over-load we need to take action. Till then dri=
nking
distilled water might be a choice for you. I know many will tell me it le=
aches
out minerals that are needed but I don't find that the case. (teach me be=
tter)
The body has its way of holding the mineral content in through proper
nutrition. The only danger is when it has no way to rid its self where or=
gans
are over-burdened or diseased. However I would like to hear some on this=
from
others.
William Edwards
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