Andy Re: constipation and chelation

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> > >

> > > I asked this a little while back and never saw an answer.

> Andy, I

> > think you said that ALA and DMSA doesn't hold on to mercury a

> long

> > time before releasing. Correct me if I wrong.

> >

> > You are right.

> >

> > >So my question is that if my son has constipation and his

> stools move

> > slowly, will the chelator let go before it comes out?

> >

> > The chelator doesn't have to be holding on to it in the gut for it

> to

> > be excreted. Reabsorption from the gut is low. Once the

> mercury gets

> > there it does mostly make it the rest of the way out on its own.

> >

> > Andy . . .. . .

> > >

> > > Diane

> > >

> > >

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