Is there a way to build memory back after near death lead poisoning?

Question

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Answer 1

While changes in diet are no substitute for medical treatment, they can complement the detoxification process. The following nutritional changes are recommended:
• Increased consumption of fresh vegetables, fruits, beans, nuts, whole grains, and seeds.
• Increased consumption of soluble fibers, such as pears, apples, oatmeal, oat bran, rye flour, dried beans, guar gum, pectin, and psyllium.
• Increased consumption of sulfur-containing foods, such as eggs, garlic, and onions. Garlic has been used to reduce lead poisoning in animals.
• Taking high-potency multivitamin/mineral supplements
(1 tablet a day).
• Taking additional supplements of vitamin C, B-complex vitamins, iron, calcium, zinc, L-lysine, L-cysteine, and L-cysteine supplements. These vitamins, minerals, and amino acids help reduce the amount of lead that the body absorbs. Iron is especially important, since people who are deficient in this nutrient absorb more lead. Thiamine, a B-complex vitamin, has been used to treat lead poisoning in animals.
• A 2002 report stated that eating tofu may lower lead levels in the blood since it is rich in calcium.
• Using a filter to prevent lead contamination in the water. Drinking lots of water (at least eight glasses per day) to help the body excrete the toxin.
• Committing to a three-day fasting at the end of every season. Fasting is the oldest method of detoxification. During fasting, patients should take supplements and drink four glasses of juice a day to assist the cleansing process and to prevent exhaustion.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 5

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