Feed: Alchemy Forums Title: Remedy for metallic poisoning Author: LeoRetilus Date: Sat, 20 Feb 2021 15:29:50 -1000 Link: http://forum.alchemyforums.com/showthread.php?6480-Remedy-for-metallic-poisoning&goto=newpost This is more for saftey precaution amd curative but, Im sure that inumerable throughout the years, that alchemy has been hidden and veiled that some alchemist by no other reason than their own cupidity had choosen to lead people astray into the quandries that the first matter and or magnet of the wise was from the metallic kingdom, has by virtues of the practical experimenting and application of classic pathwork, caused many a ton of volatile metallic vapor to be inhaled and or ingested, falsely! Poisoning many too madness or death. I know of two brothers we lost this way, quite sadly..... So here is a remedy, its funny that metallic poisoning Of this kind could give rise to bi -polar behavior or a mis diagnosis of it..... https://www.medicalmedium.com/blog/bipolar-disorder[1] Recommend that you take a B-12 ...with both methly cobalmin and adenocobalamin in conjunction with the smoothie: Quote: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Heavy Metal Detox Smoothie Ingredients: 2 bananas 2 cups wild blueberries 1 cup cilantro 1 cup orange juice 1 tsp barley grass juice powder 1 tsp spirulina 1 small handful of Atlantic dulse 1 orange, w/ half if its skin ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Wild bluberries Id suggest buying frozen, but could replace with peruvian blue corn ground(100 times the anthocyanins) into meal but not as tasty! Interesting thing about cilanto is the chemical reaction that happens in your mouth and taste buds, that is the more you need it and have a higher incidence of heavy metal toxicity the more strongly it will taste. As metals are chelated out the taste will become less profound and more tolerable, you can research this effect various places online. Links: [1]: https://www.medicalmedium.com/blog/bipolar-disorder (link)