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My lower back gets pretty achy if I get constipated. Last year, it even started moving into my hips, a problem I have never experienced before, my hips hurt a lot, the joints. That's when I started going in for the hydrotherapy/colonics and it all cleared up right away. Chelation alone didn't help it at all, herbal colon cleansing alone didn't help it either. A few weeks ago I got constipated without warning... for a few days and the lower back started aching again, weak too. I had done the liver flush just a few days prior, I think I may have opened a new gateway that had been seriously contaminated and plugged up. Plus I ate the aloe... anyway a lot of toxins were comingout fast, could smell it, and I got constipated immediately. The achy spread to my upper back and shoulders (joints) pretty quickly. So then I started the herbal colon cleanse again but used the high enema routine along with it because from past experience, only that really gets rid of whatever causes the back ache. Sure enough, back ache gone for the most part... my shoulders remained achy a couple weeks until just two or three days ago when I restarted the colon herbals, did a good amount before bed one evening and the next day unloaded a lot of something that smelled nasty metally and by gosh... by evening my shoulders did not ache anymore. And they should have ached that evening more than any day of the past few weeks because i was outside all day hauling wood in, big wood, lifting hundred pound pieces, and yet, no achy back or shoulders.
It's definitely the mercury for me, could be other toxins in there like lead of course too, but it's a combo slow colon problem with the heavy metals. I suspect also the kidneys are involved. which the colon cleansing also seems to help heal. Mercury really slows down your body's ability to elimnate fast enough. And in my case, I really do need to do the water flush to really start clearing it up.
They say it takes several years for your body to heal completely after damage occurs, and heavy metal poisoning is major damage to your system overall.
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