Have you tested for heavy metal toxicity if you have positives or negatives? POLL

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Back when I tried treating my SZ by way of homeopathy, the “doctor” wanted to have me tested for heavy metals.

He was all like, “Send a hair sample to this lab and they’ll mail you back your results.”

I googled the lab, as well as the science behind the hair test, and all of it was just suuuuper sketch.

I was also really paranoid they would save my hair for DNA analysis without my consent.

So yea, decided not to do it.

…SZ comes in handy sometimes.

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Yeah, I’ve never been to a homoeopath but because I spent years obsessed with aluminium poisoning I came across lots of suggestions like that. I remember feeling tempted by chelation therapy but reason prevailed.

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I do not want talk about homeopathy on here.

I understand you might be desperate and you want solutions that promise results that science can’t replicate, but medicine is called medicine when it works.

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I did get tested for it and was toxic with mercury. I had had 26 mercury amalgam fillings in my mouth at the time. I spent $2000 to have the fillings removed and white fillings put in and did a home vitamin/mineral/supplement chelation regiment to coax the mercury from my system. My strange symptoms and constant health problems went away. I now only get white fillings and mercury free tuna.

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I was tested and they found high levels of lead and aluminum in my system. This is from when I was a welder years ago, there were no safety standards or ventilation at the time.

However, chelation therapy is a huge expense and I just couldn’t handle it

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Mercury free tuna? Is that a thing? I only see regular tuna boxes at my shop, but I try to never eat more than two boxes a week. Me and my cat share it, so I don’t eat all.

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Amazon.com : Wild Planet Albacore Wild Tuna, Sea Salt, Keto and Paleo, 3rd Party Mercury Tested, 5 Ounce, 12 Count (Pack of 1) : Tuna Seafood : Grocery & Gourmet Food

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I warn you though, once you have it, you’ll never want the other tuna again. It’s that good.

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I might try it sometime, but there are issues with import tax duties in my country so it could be too expensive to get it from abroad. I will have to check that. But thanks for the tip.

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