Good read, thank you! Very interesting that there's no evidence behind many of the numbers thrown around. Really changes everything.
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Tips on conquering sulfate?
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Good read, thank you! Very interesting that there's no evidence behind many of the numbers thrown around. Really changes everything.
grapes
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Can someone set me straight? I've read SO much on these forums and still am not clear.
Namely...
1) If one's urine shows "very high" sulfate levels (as revealed by my OAT testing last year), does that mean my serum levels are probably low? The Quantofix sulfate strips also confirm what my OAT showed by the way--I'm always at least 800 and perhaps 1200.
2) My OAT result said the cause was "Acute detox or oxidant stress". I was detoxing high levels of copper when I did the OAT test. I got my copper down, but sulphur stays high. HOW do we lower it?
Namely...
1) If one's urine shows "very high" sulfate levels (as revealed by my OAT testing last year), does that mean my serum levels are probably low? The Quantofix sulfate strips also confirm what my OAT showed by the way--I'm always at least 800 and perhaps 1200.
2) My OAT result said the cause was "Acute detox or oxidant stress". I was detoxing high levels of copper when I did the OAT test. I got my copper down, but sulphur stays high. HOW do we lower it?