Showing posts with label Gulf Coast Toxicity Syndrome. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gulf Coast Toxicity Syndrome. Show all posts

Detoxification Protocol


'This time around we are going to see institutionalized medicine really drop the ball and it will expose them to naked sight. Correct diagnosis of the situation depends on us appreciating how saturated the environment and our bodies already are with chemicals and heavy metals, with mercury toxicity being prominent. We also have to appreciate the steep nutritional deficiencies that compromise both immune and detoxification pathways. Contemporary medicine is a terrible flop in these areas and as the southeastern United States gets suddenly and vastly more toxic, people are sadly going to pay the price.'

--Mark Sircus



by Dr. Mark Sircus


'I was asked for “exact instructions” for what people should be doing to counteract the poisoning from the spill and the dispersants. What substances do we need to have on hand and in what quantities? What is the exact prescription for performing a chemical detox in the simplest, most inexpensive manner possible? I feel that the best service you can offer is to teach people how to protect themselves on their own since most medical professionals will only deny the toxicity problems they confront in their patients, as they usually do.

I have been working up the answers and consulting with other doctors and scientists. We will publish a detoxification protocol in the next 24 hours. Those who know my work will not have to guess hard though. But for the first time, sodium bicarbonate takes the number one spot away from magnesium chloride. The Mighty Mallet of Baking Soda would not only make an excellent chapter title that describes our greatest protector against radiation and chemical exposure.'


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Gulf Coast Toxicity Syndrome

IMVA Emergency Alert


by Dr. Mark Sircus





'This monster disaster is going to affect not only the livelihoods and employment of locals but will contribute to the health failure of millions of people. It is so profoundly sad – like watching a loved one with a gunshot to the belly witnessing the blood coming out but in this case it’s the planet belching up black blood and poison gas in huge and very possibly unending quantities.

There’s an old adage about not seeing the forest for the trees. It means getting wrapped up in the details of a circumstance and losing appreciation for the big picture. Sometimes we need to step back and look at things from a different perspective. Consider the extraordinary situation in the Gulf. Not that much news coming out of there, no mention of deadly threats but we do know who went to the yacht races last weekend."



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