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Arsenic poisoning from Chinese tea: Seeking advice on arsenic detoxification with MMS 13 Mar 2024 00:40 #81797

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In the summer of 2023, I suffered from arsenic poisoning, which I suspect was due to drinking Chinese tea. Initially, hospital tests showed normal result except for heavy metal, which were not tested. 

Two months later, still feeling unwell, I had the tea tested and found it contained high level of arsenic, about 50mg per kilogram. Then I had done several rounds of heavy metal chelation myself, which provided some relief but also caused side effects, including redistribution of heavy metal, leading to new issue and balance problem while walking. Currently, I’m experiencing numbness in my hands, feet, and head. Due to the side effect of chelation agent, I’m considering using MMS, but I’m unsure about its effectiveness in removing arsenic because I have searched for information on MMS for arsenic removal but have not found any definitive cases. Does anyone have experience or knowledge about using MMS for this purpose?

Any posts will be appreciated.

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Arsenic poisoning from Chinese tea: Seeking advice on arsenic detoxification with MMS 13 Mar 2024 07:09 #81799

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I would use bentonite clay and NAC for arsenic detox and then use MMS.

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Arsenic poisoning from Chinese tea: Seeking advice on arsenic detoxification with MMS 13 Mar 2024 14:44 #81804

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Take a look at the binders in the attached PDF file.

There are 3 references to arsenic in the zeolite PDF file. 

Chlorine dioxide and DMSO may also remove arsenic. 

Page 26 in the DMSO ebook.

If you want to use zeolite, I suggest this one.



I have used it for one year and seems to be working well. My gut health has improved.   
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