Copper, the cure all??

Helen

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This is the problem, I cannot tell if I am copper toxic or deficient. I feel like I have some kind of copper imbalance. I have graying hair, pale skin, fatigue, blunted emotions, etc. My ceruloplasmin was low and my urine copper output was very low, but my serum copper was normal! I am also on finasteride. I have not gotten a hair analysis yet.


get a hairtest
 

Helen

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@Helen I guess it's safe to say I'm copper toxic?


this is what ARL and TEI usually say, that slow oxidizers with calcium activation are copper toxic. since PAM enzyme in the brain activating the calcium conversion.

but I see them give copper in some cases. I guess they give copper when they see the receptors problem so they make you worse in order to reset the receptor. IMO


Or it could be that calcium activation is independant from copper and lets say stems from gaba activation, this way, you are getting calcified, and since calcium slows the thyroid. this causes functional copper deficiency, since copper also slows down the thyroid.

I guess may be that is why they force copper in.
 

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this is what ARL and TEI usually say, that slow oxidizers with calcium activation are copper toxic. since PAM enzyme in the brain activating the calcium conversion.

but I see them give copper in some cases. I guess they give copper when they see the receptors problem so they make you worse in order to reset the receptor. IMO


Or it could be that calcium activation is independant from copper and lets say stems from gaba activation, this way, you are getting calcified, and since calcium slows the thyroid. this causes functional copper deficiency, since copper also slows down the thyroid.

I guess may be that is why they force copper in.

I think for me copper is causing too much dopamine > noradrenaline conversion. I also got worse shrinkage after copper
 

Helen

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I think for me copper is causing too much dopamine > noradrenaline conversion. I also got worse shrinkage after copper

of course. but calcium also would lead to the same.

Since calcium retention would increase progesterone, progesterone will waste sodium

and body will have to convert dopamine into noradrenaline, since there is less sodium.

this is what I am saying, if there is calcium activation going on. because of lets say gaba. or copper.

then this can impair copper metabolism.

https://chronicillnessrecovery.net/images/stories/Book_Chapter_on_vitmain_D.pdf


You see, ARL and TEI are saying that this is caused by copper in the brain.

but I think it could be caused by many things which activate Th1 immune system.
 

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I’m going to guess who this is before I even search it. Jason Hommell. Certified lunatic.

Yup it’s tied to revealingfraud that’s his new website or whatever. This guy is soooo bad and it’s sooooo sad he has a cult following .

What’s horrible is you type in his name on Google and it characterizes him as a writer. My own mother said to me once when i talked about copper “have you heard of the copper revolution”…. I was angry she heard of it. This guy deserves to be locked up telling people to swallow 100mg of copper daily.

Certified lunatic.
 
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