Copper Toxicity by Dr

Copper Toxicity by Dr

Eck Institute of Applied Nutrition and Bioenergetics, Ltd. Copper Toxicity By Dr. Paul C. Eck and Dr. Larry Wilson Table Of Contents Introduction.....................................................................................................................................1 Sources Of Copper .........................................................................................................................1 Environmental Copper...............................................................................................................1 Copper Water Pipes...................................................................................................................1 Copper Cookware......................................................................................................................1 Drinking Water Contaminated With Copper.............................................................................1 Birth Control Pills and Copper Intrauterine Devices ................................................................1 Vitamin and Mineral Supplements............................................................................................1 Fungicides for Swimming Pools and Foods..............................................................................1 Vegetarianism and Other High-Copper Diets ...........................................................................2 Occupational Exposure..............................................................................................................2 Dental Appliances......................................................................................................................2 Adrenal Gland Exhaustion and Copper Toxicity ......................................................................2 Zinc Deficiency and Copper Toxicity .......................................................................................2 Congenital Copper Imbalance ...................................................................................................2 The Copper Personality .............................................................................................................2 Detection Of Copper Imbalance .....................................................................................................2 Blood Tests................................................................................................................................2 Hair Analysis .............................................................................................................................3 Indicators For Hidden Copper on a Hair Analysis ....................................................................3 Metabolism Of Copper....................................................................................................................3 Absorption .................................................................................................................................3 Retention....................................................................................................................................3 Excretion....................................................................................................................................3 Metabolic Effects Of Copper ..........................................................................................................3 i Metabolic Dysfunctions Associated With Copper Imbalance........................................................4 Acne .....................................................................................................................................4 Adreno-Cortical Hyperactivity ............................................................................................4 Adrenal hypertrophy ............................................................................................................4 Adrenal Insufficiency...........................................................................................................4 Agoraphobia.........................................................................................................................4 Allergies...............................................................................................................................4 Alopecia (hair loss) ..............................................................................................................4 Androgens ............................................................................................................................4 Anemia.................................................................................................................................4 Anxiety.................................................................................................................................4 Arthritis ................................................................................................................................4 Autism..................................................................................................................................4 Calcium Level, Elevated......................................................................................................5 Cancer and High Tissue Copper ..........................................................................................5 Cancer and Low Tissue Copper...........................................................................................5 Candida Albicans (Yeast) Infections ...................................................................................5 Ceruloplasmin Levels, Elevated ..........................................................................................5 Cholesterol, Elevated ...........................................................................................................5 Clinical Syndromes..............................................................................................................5 Cystic Fibrosis......................................................................................................................5 Depression, Mental ..............................................................................................................5 Diabetes................................................................................................................................5 Dysinsulinism.......................................................................................................................5 Estrogen Levels, Elevated....................................................................................................6 'Failure To Thrive' Syndrome ..............................................................................................6 Fears .....................................................................................................................................6 Fractures, Bone ....................................................................................................................6 Headaches, Migraine............................................................................................................6 Heart Attacks........................................................................................................................6 Heavy Metal Toxicity ..........................................................................................................6 Hemorrhaging ......................................................................................................................6 Hodgkin's Disease................................................................................................................6 Hyperactivity, Childhood.....................................................................................................6 Hypertension ........................................................................................................................6 Hypoglycemia ......................................................................................................................6 Hypothyroidism ...................................................................................................................6 Infections..............................................................................................................................6 Inflammation........................................................................................................................7 Iron Storage Diseases...........................................................................................................7 Kidney Disorders .................................................................................................................7 Lead Toxicity .......................................................................................................................7 Libido (Decreased)...............................................................................................................7 Liver Detoxification And Dysfunctions...............................................................................7 Metabolic Dysfunctions .......................................................................................................7 Multiple Sclerosis ................................................................................................................7 Myocardial Infarction: High Serum Copper Levels And Use of the Birth Control Pill......7 ii Nervousness 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