This program is designed to aid reduction of elevated NH4, ammonia, ureas present in urine.
The kidneys produce ureas to bind with acidic toxins. The liver normally breaks these down. When the liver is unable to perform, the kidneys will release these ureas. Elevated urea levels indicate tendency for toxin accumulation. Elevated ureas precede or accompany pathological neurologic symptoms..
Indications
Individuals present with elevated ureas in urine. Ammonia Ureas are either excess or are 5 or more basis points higher than NO3 ureas.
Common Cause
The indications often occur when cellular parasites are present. These organisms enable accumulation of systemic toxins, which often affect liver perfomance, or adversely influence neurological function.
Here is video of typical organism which accompanies urea and neurotoxin accumulation.
Protocol
The protocol supplies additional NH4 to assure adequate supply, reducing the kidney workload. Since NH4 is an alkali material it binds with excess organic acids so they can be eliminated, normally by the liver, and abnormally by the kidneys. Additional ammonia aids binding, so it is included.
Thiosulfate, as Ammonium Thiosulfate, and Magnesium Thiosulfate, provide additional supply to further aid detoxificaiton.
When the body lacks the appropriate minerals, cells will substitute heavier elements, including toxic metals, to replace lighter missing minerals. Substitutions are indicated the outer electron shells, becaues elements in columns of the periodic table have similar chemical properties. In this case, Uranium, is often substituted for Chromium.
The recommended incoming minerals should be chelated, or colloidal to avoid binding with the detoxificaiton agent.
Helps detoxifiy water and fat bound toxins. Aids liver performance.
Magnesium thiosulfate is important for detoxification. Use an increasing amount, by adding 1 dropper daily at breakfast and lunch. increased amounts. Use the weight table below to determine the starting amount and daily amount.
NOTE: You will stop when you reach saturation. Saturation occurs when you have a loose stool that smells like sulfur.
Remember the dose you took that day and divide it in half. This is your maintenance level. The maintenance level is the approximate amount requried to prevent future deficiency. Use the maintenance daily to avoid future urea accumulation.