Well Russ, things sound so intelligent in theory...

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While I studied in europe and I feel there is always more to learn about it. Generally from Dr. Klinghardt I learned :
that heavy metals attract candida and parasites as a mucous protection layer against the h.metals. Only once there is no trace in the urin, the stool should be tested. Once there is no trace int he stool - only then is it safe to use any chelator that opens up the blood brain barrier.


Testing urine and testing stool and testing urine and testing stool for yeast and parasites does not help sick and dying people get better. But it costs them a lot of valuable time and money as they suffer through it simply hoping dearly to be helped but usually only to worsen because the source of the problem is not dealt with as urine and stool are tested and urine and stool are tested and urine and stool are tested.

Most people with heavy metal poisoning just want their life back not an endless stream of theory and rhetoric which costs them enormous amounts of money per hour to endure while they lay sadly curled up in a brain coma, an uncomely position I know well from firsthand experience.

The poster does not make it clear whether 'no trace in the urine etc' refers to candida and parasites or heavy metals. But it probably doesn't matter in theory since you probably will never completely cure any living being of either in reality.

I have met so many parasites with the title Dr. through this experience it makes me ill.