Ceruloplasmin is a liver protein responsible for binding and carrying copper throughout the body. In short, bound copper is good. Unbound copper is bad. I believe the Taurine and Glycine were effective in reducing the unbound copper and I now have a Zinc excess. Zinc and copper must be in a proper ratio. It's better to be mildly deficient in both than have one normal and one low. A rheumatologist CANNOT help with this!
The new supplement is Liver Beef. I took in regularly in 2014-15. Yes, it did raise my low ceruloplasmin level but after just a few months on it, I developed a SUDDEN and SEVERE intolerance. Just a few specks of it was enough to trigger severe fatigue and sore muscles. I know now that this was an autoimmune reaction. That should not happen now with the Cytokine and Lactoferrin. The new pills will arrive in 2 days.
It's possible but unconfirmed that the TRS depleted my Ceruloplasmin. I needed to get those toxins out but the unforeseen consequences have been disastrous. I believe that the candida was bound to the heavy metals. Once I detoxed, the candida was free to wreak havoc like never before. A normal ceruloplasmin level may have prevented this from happening. ARGH!
According to Analytical Research Labs, copper is a natural fungicide but it must be bound by Ceruloplasmin to be effective. Perhaps, this is the final piece of the puzzle to kill off the candida. I predict the usual pattern. After an initial shock reaction, I will develop an insatiable need. When that calms down, I could see a candida dump but definitely an adrenal spike. When that calms down, something else will likely pop up.
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