Re: Chlorella is dangerous. Don't use it.

[Guest guest]

<< So lets run his other " advice " by you..... Begin adding Pectin (like what

is

used in jams) and Agar (I think used for thickening) to as much of my sons

food as I can. I'm not completely clear what he felt it would do. Binding

agent??? Mineral value??? Does this ring any bells with you all? >>

This is superstition. It is supposed to prevent mercury from being

reabsorbed. Since mercury isn't significantly reabsorbed this isn't

necessary.

It actually would have been helpful within the month or so following his

shots. But not now.

Andy

[Guest guest]

<< As an aside...What is it about Chlorella that is so damaging? I would like

to learn so I can give a good answer (with knowledge) to whoever asks. What

do people typically use it for? As you know it is readily available. >>

Chlorella is a source of cysteine, or thiols. These stir the mercury up and

make it much more toxic, and also redistribute it to the higher affinity

tissues like the brain and liver and adrenal glands. They do not however

increase its excretion.

Andy

[Guest guest]

Andy,

Thanks for the response! It seems to not matter how careful one is about

picking, screening, questioning and scrutinizing a doctor's ideas, in the

end you can't be sure. I do lots of research (like many parents) and there

still is so much room for error. Costly error if I had just taken his word

for it. I'm glad all my internet sources are out there to learn from.

So lets run his other " advice " by you..... Begin adding Pectin (like what is

used in jams) and Agar (I think used for thickening) to as much of my sons

food as I can. I'm not completely clear what he felt it would do. Binding

agent??? Mineral value??? Does this ring any bells with you all?

As an aside...What is it about Chlorella that is so damaging? I would like

to learn so I can give a good answer (with knowledge) to whoever asks. What

do people typically use it for? As you know it is readily available.

Thanks again I appreciate you sparing us another bad " medical " trip!

Kelli

on 8/12/00 2:31 PM, AndyCutler@... at AndyCutler@... wrote:

> << My doctor wants to use Chlorella (form of algae) with my son. Does anyone

> know anything about this product and its benefits or non benefits as the

> case may be? >>

>

> It is extremely dangerous and harmful and should never be used.

>

> If the doctor wants to use it this is a clear indication he has hurt lots of

> patients and doesn't pay any attention to how they do - you should disregard

> everything he says about what does and does not help patients.

>

> Permanent neurological or psychiatric damage is a common adverse reaction to

> attempting to detox with chlorella.

>

> Chlorella is ineffective as a detox agent.

>

> I really don't need to collect any more horror stories about how the doc

> assured you it was perfectly safe, then refused to believe the horrific

> problems it caused might be due to the chlorella - I have all too many as it

> is. Please don't do this to your kid.

>

> Andy Cutler

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

<< What is the value of Chlorella ... if at all? Or is it just green stuff!

Could be used after chelating heavy metals with dmsa to support immune

system or should the Chlorella just be considered trash totally? >>

Chlorella has no value and should be considered trash.

Andy

[Guest guest]

So mercury is not significantly reabsorbed? I'm lost can you explain? Thanks,

)

Kathi

[Guest guest]

<< So mercury is not significantly reabsorbed? I'm lost can you explain? >>

Inorganic mercury is not very well absorbed from the intestinal tract.

5/7 of the inorganic mercury your kid excretes goes into the bile which flows

from the liver into the intestinal tract. The mercury stays there (rather

than being reabsorbed into the body) and is then pooped out.

Andy

[Guest guest]

Dear Andy,

What is the value of Chlorella ... if at all? Or is it just green stuff!

Could be used after chelating heavy metals with dmsa to support immune

system or should the Chlorella just be considered trash totally?

Sincerely

Beverly Weakley

Mom of Jen

Re: [ ] Chlorella is dangerous. Don't use it.

> << As an aside...What is it about Chlorella that is so damaging? I would

like

> to learn so I can give a good answer (with knowledge) to whoever asks.

What

> do people typically use it for? As you know it is readily available. >>

>

> Chlorella is a source of cysteine, or thiols. These stir the mercury up

and

> make it much more toxic, and also redistribute it to the higher affinity

> tissues like the brain and liver and adrenal glands. They do not however

> increase its excretion.

>

> Andy

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

<< Can you tell me anything about Tungsten? My grandson's results showed him

high. >>

Tungsten inhibits the action of molybdenum and thus of the molybdenum based

enzymes sulfite oxidase, xanthine oxidase and aldehyde oxidase.

Andy

[Guest guest]

Can you tell me anything about Tungsten? My grandson's results showed him

high.

Thanks, Neena Garza

ngarza@...

Re: [ ] Chlorella is dangerous. Don't use it.

><< So lets run his other " advice " by you..... Begin adding Pectin (like

what

>is

>used in jams) and Agar (I think used for thickening) to as much of my sons

>food as I can. I'm not completely clear what he felt it would do. Binding

>agent??? Mineral value??? Does this ring any bells with you all? >>

>

>This is superstition. It is supposed to prevent mercury from being

>reabsorbed. Since mercury isn't significantly reabsorbed this isn't

>necessary.

>

>It actually would have been helpful within the month or so following his

>shots. But not now.

>

>Andy

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Do you live near Steel towns?

LOL

Kathy

Re: [ ] Chlorella is dangerous. Don't use it.

><< So lets run his other " advice " by you..... Begin adding Pectin (like

what

>is

>used in jams) and Agar (I think used for thickening) to as much of my sons

>food as I can. I'm not completely clear what he felt it would do. Binding

>agent??? Mineral value??? Does this ring any bells with you all? >>

>

>This is superstition. It is supposed to prevent mercury from being

>reabsorbed. Since mercury isn't significantly reabsorbed this isn't

>necessary.

>

>It actually would have been helpful within the month or so following his

>shots. But not now.

>

>Andy

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you for the info on Tungsten. Can you tell me how to detox the

Tungsten?

Thanks,

Neena Garza

ngarza@...

Re: [ ] Chlorella is dangerous. Don't use it.

><< Can you tell me anything about Tungsten? My grandson's results showed

him

>

>high. >>

>

>Tungsten inhibits the action of molybdenum and thus of the molybdenum based

>enzymes sulfite oxidase, xanthine oxidase and aldehyde oxidase.

>

>Andy

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

<< Thank you for the info on Tungsten. Can you tell me how to detox the

Tungsten? >>

Sorry, Neena, I don't know that one. But I do know the most important

thing with any toxin is to figure out where it is coming from and stop the

exposure - THEN worry about detox.

Andy

[Guest guest]

<< Can you tell me the most common sources of

getting tungsten from the enviroment or wherever? >>

Unfortunately not.

Andy

[Guest guest]

Andy, Thank you for the info. Can you tell me the most common sources of

getting tungsten from the enviroment or wherever?

Thanks, Neena Garza

ngarza@...

Re: [ ] Chlorella is dangerous. Don't use it.

><< Can you tell me anything about Tungsten? My grandson's results showed

him

>

>high. >>

>

>Tungsten inhibits the action of molybdenum and thus of the molybdenum based

>enzymes sulfite oxidase, xanthine oxidase and aldehyde oxidase.

>

>Andy

>

>

>

>