appearance altered by mercury?

[Guest guest]

Ok, this really bothers me. Has anyone noticed an improvement in

their appearance after succesful chelation?

[Guest guest]

> Great question. I haven't discussed this with anyone but it's

really

> bothered me too. For what it's worth, I've had the symptoms of

> poisoning throughout my 30's, and I turn 40 in a couple of weeks

so

> it's close enough to a decade. My appearance has definitely been

> kind of ravaged by the disease; sort of like accelerated ageing

which

> makes sense when you consider that many of the effects of Hg are

> basically oxidation.

>

> But the good news is that without question, when I'm going through

a

> good patch with minimal symptoms (and don't we all live for those

> patches!), I definitely, positively, unequivocally look better. I

> assume that once it's all out, I'll look more like my

chronological

> age.

>

> Logically, to help the process you should take as many antioxidant

> supplements as you can get your hands on. And coincidentally,

they

> boil down to Se, Zn, ALA, Vits A,C,E which is pretty much the

> standard recommendation for chelation support.

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Well you realize ALA is part of the protocal and must be taken

round the clock, right? I think Bs are also important. Well

besides the aging that goes on, I think most people (me anyway) have

had their thyroid damaged which can do a number on you. Jeez, all

this because I went to a dentist.