Colorblindness

Condition
  • Exposure to aluminum toxicity at the beginning of eye tissue cell development or passed down via egg, sperm, or in utero from parents (who could have received it from grandparents or earlier ancestors) who carried toxic aluminum. Usually people who are colorblind end up experiencing degenerative eye problems earlier in life than others because the aluminum in their eyes can oxidize over time and create susceptibilities. Removing aluminum from the system may not repair the colorblindness factor; it can help prevent other degenerative eye issues that would have been accelerated by aluminum toxicity.

Sources(1)

  • book
    Medical Medium Cleanse to Heal - Chapter 29: The True Cause of Your Symptoms and Conditions with Dosages to Heal (Part 2: Burnout - Depression)(2020)