I’m breaking from chelation at the moment. 6 weeks break. In that time I have done:
1 x 1 month parasite cleanse
1 x 1 month bowel cleanse
1 x liver flush (with olive oil and grapefruit juice)
6 weeks drinking Essiac tea and willing continue for a couple of months
2-3 detox baths per week, Epsom salt or Himalayan crystal salt
Started castor oil packs, 3 per week.

I continue on The Watercure, which I have been on for 1 year now.
I continue megadosing vitamin and mineral supplements.
I continue detoxing my environment with the discovery of my toxic mattress.

I have been addressing my adrenal problems too, with the slow introduction of Adrenal Cortex Extract (ACE). Starting at 25mg for 1 week, then 50mg the next, and I’m currently at 100mg. Thought I might have had a problem with it yesterday….but I seem ok today. I really need this stuff to work.

All this is time consuming & I wish it would suddenly cure me.

So….is all this worth my effort? In a word…… YES. A very big YES. No way I am gonna just sit around and take all this crap and do nothing.
Would I be better just getting on with life? Struggling on, ignoring the pain? No way! I’ve done that and it does not work. Life just becomes unbearably miserable.

Would I be better just chelating? Just focus on the mercury? I don’t think so, all this stuff I’m doing really is cleaning my toxic body up BIG STYLE, which will make chelation easier.

I am defo feeling better, defo getting better, but I still have to do all these things…...i’m still funked up. Each detox I do, I see and feel the results and moves me forwards towards normalness but I still got a long way to go. This past week I had some great days, then yesterday I felt completely knackered and irritable. Think I prolly did too much detoxing in a short space of time.

I can feel the need to chelate coming on now. All this stuff I’ve done recently has been wonderful but the mercury is still in there.


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