Originally Posted by Russ T
Yes, I'm very happy to hear that something good is happening. Considering the way I feel right now, that's good news.

I know that mercury blocks:
  • Zinc (fatigue, low libido)
  • Sulfur (much protein metabolism is blocked)
  • Iodine (fatigue, depression, weight gain, blood sugar issues, brain fog, low thyroid function)
  • Magnesium (tight/twitching muscles, headaches, cramps)
  • Calcium (as a result of magnesium blockage)
  • Vitamin C (symptoms too numerous to list here)
  • Selenium (heart issues, low energy)
To name a few.

Supplementation with these things may help people manage these (man-made!) chemtrail symptoms.
Russ have you tried eathing Kelp and Dulse? Not supplements but eating them? Goji Berries which are rich in natural Vitamin A and C? Also boost seretonin. www.seaveg.com thats where I got my from, but not from there from a nutrition store near me, but they sell it! They test their products for metals and so on and guarantee low arsenic and other things in their Kelps and Dulse and so on. I love their product, truly a gods send to me right now when I needed it. Chemtrails bother me, I take some Zinc Citrate (Which dr wong says is the best) and then eat those and Goji Berries and then I feel good again, all symptoms GONE! I believe they detox that stuff from them chemtrails and make me feel that much better. Chemtrails destroy thyroid essential Minerals and destroy immune system? Maybe they do and I am sure they do! Let all the mexicans and so on here and then spray them to test them and us, who cares we are just peasants!!!! Lets beat them man, lets do this together Russ, lets stop their NWO plan man. I am feeling like I can do it now or try it, and you can as well Russ.

BTW LOW LIBIDO like you said man! I have not had that problem lately wink Thats been good for me lately.

Last edited by Sean; 10/11/08 12:54 AM.

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