Magnetic Resonance Analysis Before or After Bowel Movement?

If I take my MRAN readings (with my Magnetic Resonance Analyzer) in the morning before a bowel movement, do you think it would detect heavy metals that were in the stool but not yet released?

No, the MRAN (Magnetic Resonance Analyzer) likely would not detect heavy metals present in the stool but not yet released. Here’s why:

1. MRAN Mechanism:
   The MRAN detects electromagnetic signals emitted by tissues, blood, or other bodily systems. It analyzes systemic levels of heavy metals circulating in your body (e.g., blood, lymph, tissues) rather than what’s localized in the digestive tract or stool.

2. Localized vs. Systemic:
   Heavy metals in the stool are already in the process of being eliminated. They’re no longer circulating in your body or affecting systemic levels, so the MRAN is unlikely to register them.

3. Morning Timing:
   Taking readings before a bowel movement might detect circulating heavy metals that your body is actively excreting, but not the metals physically contained within the stool in your colon.

For more accurate readings on how heavy metals are shifting in your body, it may help to:

• Take MRAN readings before and after detox protocols like chelation or heavy metal flushes.

• Compare readings on an empty stomach and after bowel movements over time to track trends.

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