Chelácia – Detoxikácia tela a očista organizmu od ťažkých kovov

Detoxikácia ťažkých kovov

Heavy Metal Chelation

Chelačná terapia

Odporúča sa po vakcinácii, amalgámoch, pri autizme, epilepsii, Alzheimerovej chorobe, detskej cukrovke a iných chorobách.

Chelácia (z gréckeho slova χηλή, chelè, (slov. pazúr), sa používa pri bezpečnej detoxikácii toxických kovov z tela po intoxikácii z prostredia, vakcínami (ortuť, hliník), z amalgámových plômb a pod.

(Pozn.: Niektoré vakcíny su uprednostnené pre to, že neobsahujú ortuť, avšak obsahujú hliník a veľmi toxický a karcinogénny formaldehyd.)

Zjednodušene, chelácia je naviazanie sa toxických prvkov na chelačné substanice a ich bezpečnévylúčenie z tela.

Ťažké kovy majú tendenciu sa najviac zhromažďovať v obličkách, mozgu a v imunitnom systéme. Asi 25% populácie v industriálnom svete trpí na ťažkými kovmi zapríčinené choroby.

U chorôb ako autizmus, epilepsia, Alzheimerova choroba, detská cukrovka, alergie, astmy, “auto-imúnne ochorenia” a  po vakcinácii, je vysoký predpoklad zamorenia tela ťažkými kovmi, ktoré ničia imunitný system, nervové bunky a taktiež črevnú mikroflóru.

V prípade spomenutých chorôb sa zvyčajne ako jedna z komponentov liečby odporúča chelácia.

Keďže ťažké kovy negatívne vplývaju na imunitný system, následkom môžu byť aj iné choroby. Prítomnosť týchto kovov nie je jednoduché dokázať v krvi.

Viac ako 30 rokov je zaužívaná analýza kovov a minerálov z vlasov (www.biomol.pl/slk/).

Protokoly chelácie sa trochu líšia. Avšak, základom sú nasledujúce komponenty, ktoré sa odporúča užívať súčasne:

1. Vitamin C – ascorbic acid alebo calcium ascorbate, magnesium ascorbate, vysoké dávky podľa veku od 10 do 50 g denne

2. Minerálny komplex s klinickými účinnými dávkami

3. NAC – N-Acetyl-Cysteine (viď Biomer)

4. MSM

5. Komplexné Antioxitanty s klinickými účinnými dávkami

Na podporu očisty organizmu sa ďalej odporúča:

1. Vitamín B50 komplex

2. Tiamín 100 mg navyše k B50 komplexu na podporu nervovej sústavy

3. Probiotiká vysokej potencie (min. 20 mld baktérií) na podporu črevnej mikroflóry

4. Bio a za studena lisované:

• kokosový olej na ochranu mozgových buniek
• ľanový olej

5. Vitamín D 5000

6. Silmarín – podpora a ochrana pečene

7. Dostatočný prísun čistej vody, ideálne destilovanej, aspoň počas doby detoxikácie od kovov

8. Dostatočný pohyb, čerstvý vzduch, slnko, sauna a pod.

V prípade konkrétnej choroby, ktorá bola zapríčinená ťažkými kovmi, platia ďalšie špecifické postupy.

Napríklad pri cukrovke je nevyhnutné podávanie glukózu a inzulín regulujúce komponenty ako chróm, meď, Gymnemma Sylvestre, cinnamon a pod.

V prípade potreby poradiť sa obráťte sa na damiansk[zavinac]hotmail.co.uk

Podrobný zoznam doplnkov vhodných na detoxikáciu, ale aj mnohé iné zdravotné problémy nájdete v tomto článku.

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