← Minerals, Part II

Chart 38-7 · 11 min

The replacement

A read of this page, with the plate.

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Banner: the rest of the tray
Banner. Ask whether you are all alone in the auric field.Illustration · site art, not a Kapel Draw.
Chart 38-7: lead replaces iodine and calcium; pipes, cans, dirt as named loads
The number can look named and the letter will not. A child, a seizure, a kidney: clinics.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.

Lead. Not a nutrient. Replaces iodine in thyroxine — the number can look named and the letter will not. Seeks bone if calcium is low. Lowers zinc, copper, iron enzymes as pictures. Named loads: old pipes, soft water, seams of cans, gasoline unless unleaded, dirt near a freeway, a glaze, a wick. Pictures: confusion, hallucination, impaired speech, hyperactivity, vertigo. A small dog as a picture on her board — a child is still a physician. A seizure, a kidney, a coma: clinics. Vitamin C, garlic, NAC, methionine, Metalotox, glutathione as names. Chaparral stays a name. Chelation belongs with a physician.

Practice

Ask lead. Ask what it replaced. If the room is a child or a seizure, you leave.

Check

Footer asks calcium mineralization from 38-4:

  1. Stays
  2. Ask the lead question the boards set up — what sits in the practice ✓
  3. A dose of a replacement

That's the work.

Lead on thyroxine:

  1. Iodine you prescribe past it
  2. A replacement — the number can look named and the letter will not ✓
  3. A student thyroid kit

That's the work.

Chelation:

  1. NAC you prescribe from this practice
  2. A physician — Metalotox stays a name — you do not prescribe a box ✓
  3. Chaparral you scoop

That's the work.

Seeks bone if calcium is low:

  1. The 38-4 card
  2. Named — not 38-4’s mineralization paragraph ✓
  3. A dose you write

That's the work.

A child, a seizure:

  1. Lead you dose
  2. Clinics — you leave ✓
  3. 38-4

That's the work.

Old pipes, a glaze, a wick:

  1. Skipped
  2. Named loads ✓
  3. Thyroxine iodine as the only card

That's the work.

You do not write a dose from this practice because:

  1. A finding belongs with a physician ✓
  2. A blood titer is a doctor's number
  3. Course 18 said so

That's the work.

A small dog on her board:

  1. A dose of a head
  2. A picture — a child is still a clinic ✓
  3. 38-4

That's the work.

The number can look named:

  1. TSH you dose
  2. And the letter will not — ask what sits in the practice ✓
  3. Calcium footer

That's the work.

Chaparral:

  1. You scoop
  2. Stays a name ✓
  3. 38-4

That's the work.