Mineral supplements and MMS

I read that MMS neutralizes (oxidizes) metals. Will this help with my high copper level? The alternative is I take zinc, which helps to reduce excessive copper, but will MMS neutralize the zinc before it can be absorbed?

well, I can't answer that specifically

but I can say that we are NOT getting minerals from the land any longer.
for specific answers, go get a hair test, then you can target whatever you are low on, which will most likely be almost everything.

read this;
www.biologicaltherapeutics.com/documents/Scientists%20Trace.pdf

x12nu - taking any substance WITH MMS will cuase a crossover effect. The best way to get efficacy from any suplement is to take it seperately.

The body is pretty efective at reducing free radicals from where they hide. The catch is to remedy with sufficient dosage over a period of time to reduce any toxification.

Problem is, most folks want an instant answer. It only took a long time to become toxified and it was self inflicted through lack of knowlwedge. So reverse the situation by becomming wise regarding why the copper levels in you are high and do the necessary to slowly reduce them.

@KennethWalker: I’m asking the question because I have already had a hair mineral analysis and know that I am high copper.

@Sky: What is a crossover effect? Interesting you say take separately which implies that CD doesn’t remove minerals once they are in-place, so to speak, in the body but will neutralize them in the gut or stomach. Is that right? Because on the heavy metals neutralization topic the implication seems to be that CD will neutralize them whenever they become mobile in the blood.

It is important to study which foods contain copper, as many of the foods that are in the so called healthy category are full of copper. Use MMS separate.

Marianne

Cross-over would refer to what marianne said above. Avoid mixing chems - take MMS/CDS seperately for max efficacy. If in doubt - do the simplest method.

As ClO2 is a powerful oxidizer - it will act where appropriate to the valency challenge it is presented. You have to take more CDS per time interval to keep your blood saturated during treatment as the effect lasts around 20-30 minutes only. MMS takes longer.

ClO2 did a nice article on this recently.