re MgS04

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:: Mercury that has arrived in the kidneys from

other organs via the blood apparently can keep the

transporters from working properly even if they are there in

sufficient number. The presence of mercury would be

expected to cause the kidneys to be unable to pull the

sulfate from the filtered fluid back into kidney cells, and

back into the blood. This reabsorption is very important

for maintaining sulfur levels. In AIDS, the amount of

excess loss of sulfate in the urine adds up to 4.4 pounds

a year, ...

:: I believe I am mercury toxic. I am 49 and

autistic ( although never diagnosed as such ). I am

currently doing ALA chelation using the Andy protocol.

I shall look into getting a urine sulphate over 24 hrs.

The 4.4 pounds/year is 6 gms/day and this seems an

enormous amount. I do epsom salt baths but maybe I

need to do more. I can't see myself playing with needles

though, as Andy suggests. Maybe the cream.

If the sulphate is in useable form after transportation

through the intestinal wall then it seems to me that there

should be an elevated sulphate level there and so more

sulphate should be able to get into the intestinal wall

area. Even if the kidneys are exporting more.

Thanks for your help, , I am short of time today

so until later,

Moses.