VERY interesting! Personally interesting, as I am now on a protocol to
reduce possible excess copper. Not sure yet if it is going to help me.
Guess I should be more dedicated to taking selenium daily also.............
sol
Ode Coyote wrote:
Read up on how the body regulates copper levels and why Selenium
gets depleted.
Silver is handled the same way, but there is no need for silver as
there is for small amounts of copper...and... it's hard to AVOID copper.
Has to do with metallo transport proteins and how they work. [Dunno
where that ties in with liver function, but prolly does]
It seems reasonable that if a lot of copper is around, Selenium, being
a bit rare and hard to find, will be low and you'll be susceptible to
silver retention as the bodies #2 [or #10] priority for
elimination...copper being toxic if not properly regulated [...and
likely zinc, I think] and silver being non toxic, NOT being a micro
nutrient trace element that *needs* regulating. [Or Else]
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