Re: high metals?

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Posted By ---> A Son-Rise Message Board Participant on May 18, 2000 at 01:02:32:

In Reply to: high metals? posted byola on May 15, 2000 at 23:02:45:

Actually, one of those "angel" moments led me to do this test. A total stranger I was sitting next to in a class turned to me and said something about how I was so toxic in heavy metals she could taste it and that if I didn't get the metals out of my son he was going to get sicker. Never met the woman, never seen her since. Doo doo doo doo :).

Hair analysis was mentioned to us a few times before but we couldn't imagine how Curty could be toxic. I really regret not doing the test sooner. This is such an easy, cheap test that there is no reason not to do it in my mind.

But you asked about symptoms. There are way too many to list here and vary a little bit depending on specific metals but they include:

Headaches
Drowsiness, lethargy
Hyperactivity, jitteriness
Extreme nervousness, fearfulness, phobias
Forgetfullness, poor short-term memory
Memory loss and confusion
Speech disturbances
Visual problems
Motor problems
Changes in fingernail pigmentation
Muscle cramps or weakness, joint soreness
Perripheral Neuroapathy (pains in extremities)
Hair loss or stunted growth
Gastrointestinal pain and colic
Dermatitis
Dulled sense of smell and/or taste
Anemia
Poor appetite
Seizures, convulsions
Insomnia
Learning Disabilities
Vertigo
Metallic taste in mouth
Extreme paleness (especially with arsenic)

Ok, so just about every child represented in this group has alot of these symptoms, huh? You don't have to show all of them when you're metals toxic but having some of them doesn't mean you're toxic either. It's a good idea to do that test to see.
Gaylen

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Comments:: Actually, one of those "angel" moments led me to do this test. A total stranger I was sitting next to in a class turned to me and said something about how I was so toxic in heavy metals she could taste it and that if I didn't get the metals out of my son he was going to get sicker. Never met the woman, never seen her since. Doo doo doo doo :). : Hair analysis was mentioned to us a few times before but we couldn't imagine how Curty could be toxic. I really regret not doing the test sooner. This is such an easy, cheap test that there is no reason not to do it in my mind. : But you asked about symptoms. There are way too many to list here and vary a little bit depending on specific metals but they include: : Headaches : Drowsiness, lethargy : Hyperactivity, jitteriness : Extreme nervousness, fearfulness, phobias : Forgetfullness, poor short-term memory : Memory loss and confusion : Speech disturbances : Visual problems : Motor problems : Changes in fingernail pigmentation : Muscle cramps or weakness, joint soreness : Perripheral Neuroapathy (pains in extremities) : Hair loss or stunted growth : Gastrointestinal pain and colic : Dermatitis : Dulled sense of smell and/or taste : Anemia : Poor appetite : Seizures, convulsions : Insomnia : Learning Disabilities : Vertigo : Metallic taste in mouth : Extreme paleness (especially with arsenic) : Ok, so just about every child represented in this group has alot of these symptoms, huh? You don't have to show all of them when you're metals toxic but having some of them doesn't mean you're toxic either. It's a good idea to do that test to see. : Gaylen