Re: Re: Selenium: Mercury's Magnet

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This stuff is on Pub Med too so it may be sound at least in parts but it

is all talking about current exposure rather than embedded metals. There

is selenium poisoning but I think that is from taking vast amounts

Sally.

celia4259 wrote:

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> Sally

> These people are funded by the restaurant and food production industry,

> not a reliable source of credible scientific information about mercury

> and risks from mercury in the food chain.

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> Selenium has benefits. It is not a chelator. As Mandi says, there are

> contra-indications also.

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> > http://www.mercuryfacts.org/fSelenium.cfm

> <http://www.mercuryfacts.org/fSelenium.cfm>

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> > This seems to be talking about selenium as if it would counteract

> > mercury that you were taking in right now...ie in the fish or in your

> > current food environment. It is said to bind this.

> > Sally

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