Zinc Deficiency

re: Zinc Deficiency

DrRobDAquila — Sat, 10 Oct 2009 20:19:40 GMT

I've been on zinc for over 1 and 1/2 years and have had only good results. I started with taking 180mg in one dose, for about 6 months, as prescribed by my doctor. It worked like a charm in chelating out excess copper and mercury, aluminum, and lead. I'm still on it at a dose of 90-120mg. I'll be getting checked out again soon, but so far everything seems great. Energy, etc. -

re: Zinc Deficiency

Julieanne — Mon, 17 Mar 2008 10:03:04 GMT

One thing not considered here is zinc defiency in soils - not all soils are equal. Australia's soils are very deficient, so the food grown in them is also lacking. I discovered through hair analysis and a simple test that I was severely lacking in zinc. Consequently I was not making enough hydrochloric acid to digest my food, which eventually led to a bad case of candida.

A combination of zinc and h. acid (for a while) put me back on track, and I now take zinc regularly.

re: Zinc Deficiency

george tolhurst — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 23:21:24 GMT

I TAKE 2 ZINC TABLETS A DAY AND HAVE DONE SO FOR YEARS, SOMETIMES I WONDER IF I'M TAKING TOO MUCH I ALSO TAKE A LOT OF OTHER SUPPLEMENTS AS WELL. 12 GRAMS VIT. C DAILY AS WELL AS MANGNESIUM, SELENIUM. FOLIC ACID, CO Q10. TAURINE, L CARNITINE, FLAX@ FISHOILS, CALCIUM, ALPO LIPOIC ACID, GLCOSIMINE, MSM, MULTI VITS AS WELL AS E, B, D @A AS WELL AS OTHERS.