Gladys Williams wrote:

>  Dear List: Within a few months I will  have the money I need to get
> the mercury
> fillings out and do a heavy metals de-tox. Question:  Is copper, and
> zinc considered a heavy metal?
>
> They are not heavy metals, but chelation still tends to remove them.
> That is why it is important to take replacement minerals during
> chelation to replace those metals that are removed that you need.
>
>                   I forgot what you call the de-tox and I understand
> you can take pills                    now to strip it out of your
> system, but would it remove the CS that                    I am trying
> to put into my system here?

CS doesn't stick around very long anyway.  Although chelation may remove
it, taking another dose will replace it so it is no big deal.

Marshall


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