One month of Advanced TRS. Do I think it is working? Hell yeah!
I think this is one of the best heavy metal detoxing supplements I have tried! It is very very gentle. Yes you get side effects if you go too high with the dose too soon, but even then it was bearable for me (as I had done already lots of pre-work I suppose). I have a really good feeling taking it, and all the other positive reviews from others are amazing too. It removes all the toxins slowly but steadily, and by doing that also breaks up the biofilm and eliminates parasites. I got my second bottle (my first bottle is still one third full. One bottle is supposed to last 28 days with 5 sprays a day. I did most days 5 sprays but of course less in the first week), and I plan on taking it for life-time. Why that, you might ask? Because we are constantly exposed to toxins. I will probably not take the full dose every day but here and there some sprays for sure. It is said that after 6 months of the full dose most toxins are out of the body. Let's see. The first month gave me good hopes. The itchy scalp for example is almost completely gone! Yay! My mood is incredibly good. That alone is worth it! Interestingly, a couple of days ago I had for two days a very brief experience of depression/suicidal thoughts for maybe 2-3 hours, each of those days during the lunch time. It was so strange, my day started great, then around mid-day it plummeted and I was teary and suicidal thoughts crept up. Then around late afternoon it faded and I felt great again. Why is that so interesting? Because it shows to me that depression and suicidal depression have not much to do with what we actually think, but rather our physical body makes us think certain things, to make them fit to the stuff that is going in the body. It is hard to explain. But you cannot really be suicidal just for a few hours. For me that was a sign that some dark stuff aka toxins or whatever got moved (maybe break-down of biofilm?), or the adrenals crashed over mid-day. Another option was the different brand of buckwheat flour that I had used. This one says it can contain traces of gluten. My old one stated it was gluten-free. Now I know I am pretty sensitive to gluten, I cannot even have oats, and seem to react even to gluten-free oats (apparently there is a protein in oats that mimicks gluten and can make celiacs react). Whatever the reason was, I try to remember this when I am in this suicidal phase - it is not me, it will pass, and I just have to keep on doing what I am doing. Lots of water with lemon juice helps as well as more extra vitamin C, or a water enema. Depression is toxicity.
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