Does chlorella help chelate merury?

[Guest guest]

Does chlorella help chelate merury?

" Chlorella/other algae: Often touted as an herbal remedy for mercury poisoning,

chlorella has

been claimed to be able to bind to heavy metals. However, in a study recently

conducted at the

Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine46, they administered 10 g/day of

chlorella to 15

people with mercury dental amalgams. The chlorella had no effect on fecal or

urinary excretion

of mercury after 3 or 8 days, based on a comparison of pre and post levels.

Therefore, we do not

recommend the use of chlorella. "

Quoted from 'Treatment Options for Mercury/Metal Toxicity in Autism and Related

Developmental Disabilities: Consensus Position Paper', AUTISM RESEARCH

INSTITUTE, 2005

The above study was lead by Dr. Quig, chelation therapy expert at Doctors

Data Inc, Illinois.

Regards,

Blake Graham

[Guest guest]

Chlorella may have some uses further down the line in just helping you boost

your immune system when your almost well and most of the hard work has been

done.

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

hi blake nice to read your notes again .... before i started chelation with

dmsa , i thought i had mercury and probalby other toxic minerals /toxins

and asked the person treating me why not use cholrella ..and he told me it

was like putting out a forest fire with a tiny bucket..well i dont have

merucry but high arsenic and from supplients boron, molybednum etc.. ....

tealk

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> Date: 4/30/2006 4:43:36 AM

> Subject: Does chlorella help chelate merury?

>

> Does chlorella help chelate merury?

>

> " Chlorella/other algae: Often touted as an herbal remedy for mercury

poisoning, chlorella has

> been claimed to be able to bind to heavy metals. However, in a study

recently conducted at the

> Southwest College of Naturopathic Medicine46, they administered 10 g/day

of chlorella to 15

> people with mercury dental amalgams. The chlorella had no effect on fecal

or urinary excretion

> of mercury after 3 or 8 days, based on a comparison of pre and post

levels. Therefore, we do not

> recommend the use of chlorella. "

>

> Quoted from 'Treatment Options for Mercury/Metal Toxicity in Autism and

Related Developmental Disabilities: Consensus Position Paper', AUTISM

RESEARCH INSTITUTE, 2005

>

> The above study was lead by Dr. Quig, chelation therapy expert at

Doctors Data Inc, Illinois.

>

> Regards,

>

> Blake Graham

>

>

>