HIGH-CADMIUM WOMEN

by Dr. Lawrence Wilson

All information in this article is for educational purposes only. It is not for the diagnosis, treatment, prescription or cure of any disease or health condition.

A serious, but hidden health problem for millions of women today is an excessively high level of cadmium in their bodies. This is associated with diabetes, heart disease and cancer. It is also associated with a selfish, hardened personality.

Many women today find themselves with some of these personality qualities, but they don’t realize it has to do with the minerals in their bodies. Even if they do understand the problem, very few know what to do about it.

ABOUT CADMIUM

Extreme toxicity. Cadmium is a very toxic mineral. The acceptable level of cadmium in a human being is lower than the acceptable level of any other toxic metal!

Sources. Many women today were born with too much cadmium. This occurs because their mothers bodies had too much of it.

Food sources of cadmium are shellfish and many refined foods that contain white flour, white rice or white sugar. Candy is notorious, among foods.

Other sources are smoking cigarettes, drinking coffee (but not coffee enemas), and using marijuana or CBD. All marijuana products contain some cadmium.

A hardener. Cadmium is very hard and brittle metal. On fact, it is used in industry to plate or cover up other metals that are softer. A very common use of cadmium, for example, is in galvanizing, which is coating steel with a zinc/cadmium mixture.

Cadmium also hardens the body. It hardens the tissues such as the arteries and the vaginal tissues that need to be flexible for childbirth. It also ‘hardens’ the personality.

Brittle. Cadmium is a rather brittle metal. It makes the arteries more brittle, and it causes a person’s personality to be more brittle. In contrast, zinc is a much more flexible metal. It causes more flexible arteries and other tissues, and it causes a more flexible mind.

Cadmium and childbirth. Cadmium is a problem for women because during childbirth, the tissues of the uterus and vaginal canal must stretch a lot. If they are stiff or brittle, it results in a lot more pain and possibly tearing. This is just one reason why getting rid of one’s cadmium is very helpful for women.

The macho mineral. Psychologically, we call cadmium the macho or pseudo-masculine mineral. It is associated with a toughness that one might associate with macho behavior.

For example, it is associated with an ability to take risks. Police and military personnel often have a lot of cadmium because they must take risks that the rest of us would not want to take. More cadmium in the body helps them take those risks.

A criminal mineral. Very high cadmium in the body is associated with criminality, violence and psychopathic behavior. For example, a study of Navy recruits found that the ones who had behavior problems had more cadmium in their hair.

You can understand this better by knowing that zinc, the main cadmium antagonist, is a spiritual mineral. It is associated with higher thought and spiritual emotions and behavior such as love and compassion. If a person is low in zinc and high in cadmium, the spiritual qualities will be lacking or deficient, and violence and psychopathic tendencies may prevail.

To produce criminals, all that is sometimes required is a severe trauma, beating or a hard rape. This will deplete zinc and can shift a person’s personality in a criminal direction.

The rogues, a criminal group on earth, know this well and use beatings and rape to “recruit” people. For details, read The Rogues.

SYMPTOMS OFTEN FOUND IN HIGH-CADMIUM WOMEN

These include:

Diseases such as cancer, diabetes and hardening of the arteries.

A certain hardness or toughness of the personality

Willing to take some risks

Able to work in the “man’s world”

Very angry

Unable to blend well with husbands

Later in life, they often experience heart disease such as hardened arteries and high blood pressure, and cancers.

Cadmium accumulates in the kidneys, where is can cause kidney disease, high blood pressure and kidney failure.

THE ZINC CONNECTION

Cadmium replaces zinc in the body. This means that when zinc is low, the body often takes up more cadmium from the environment.

Most people are born low in zinc today due to deficiency in their mothers.

Stress and traumas further deplete zinc. Most food on earth is somewhat low in zinc today, which worsens zinc deficiency.

CADMIUM A LESS PREFERRED MINERAL

If one checks the periodic table of the elements, cadmium is found just below zinc. This means that a cadmium atom “looks just like a zinc atom”, except that cadmium has an extra layer of electrons. For this reason, cadmium easily replaces zinc in our bodies.

The problem is that cadmium does not activate the body’s enzyme systems nearly as well as does zinc. Cadmium is like a key that fits into a lock that is designed to receive zinc. However, cadmium does not open the lock nearly as well as does zinc.

This is a very important biochemical concept called the theory of preferred minerals. Zinc is a preferred mineral. Cadmium is a less preferred mineral that gets inside our bodies and causes problems.

CADMIUM “PLATING” COVERS UP A COPPER EXCESS

Cadmium is a toxic yang element. Most women today have too much copper, which is a yin or female element. Taking on or “plating” with cadmium helps women who have too much copper handle their copper and maintain a balance of minerals in their bodies.

However, it is not a great solution because of the toxicity of cadmium. The best solution is to get rid of the copper, and then the cadmium is less needed.

Interestingly, in industry, cadmium is used for plating or covering up softer metals in order to protect them. Plating is a very interesting concept in development science. For more details, read Plating.

CADMIUM STOPS DEVELOPMENT

Cadmium always slows and often stops development. This is one reason the rogues use rape as a weapon of choice.

We believe this is also the only reason cadmium is permitted and indeed required to be used in all brake linings of automobiles when other materials would work as well or better. The goal is to saturate the environment with cadmium and in this way stop development.

CADMIUM BATTERIES ARE USED IN ALL HUMAN CELLS

Cadmium, in combination with nickel, forms a good rechargeable battery. Nickel-cadmium batteries are used in devices such as hearing aids and medical equipment. Their use in industry is declining, however, due to the environmental hazard of these two toxic metals.

Every one of our body cells also use tiny nickel-cadmium batteries to assist protein synthesis and other cellular activities. One is born with these batteries fully charged, and as the batteries wear out, more and more health problems occur.

Only if a person develops, as the word is used on this website, are the nickel-cadmium batteries in the cells replaced with less toxic and more durable batteries that help extend life and improve health. For details, read Batteries and Introduction To Development.

RELEASING CADMIUM

Cadmium is not easy to eliminate from the body. The reason is that it acts as a powerful crutch or support for the sodium level and the sodium/potassium ratio.

In fact, the half life of cadmium in a human body is about 27 years. This means that normally, a person can only eliminate half of his or her cadmium in 27 years. In practical terms, this means it is nearly impossible to get rid of most of it.

A complete development program can greatly speed up cadmium elimination. The key is that the program must powerfully support the sodium level and the sodium/potassium ratio. This and this alone allows the body to remove the cadmium “crutch”.

In addition to the diet and supplements, detoxification procedures that are very helpful to assist this process are Coffee Enemas and the Pulling Down Exercise.

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