Re: DMSA and organ chelation , cilantro, O/T

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> I have read that this can happen as Andy says that it doesn't happen

> all the time, but enough that it is worth talking about. I wondered

> also about why you think redistribution occured and not removal.

The research on cilantro is scanty. Some of the papers people use

when they want to sell cilantro type products was poorly done and used

questionable techniques. Recently Bernard Windham posting in autism

mercury saying that cilantro " is not a chelator but opens up cell

membranes to mercury " .

> There is literature that cilantro chelates mercury - although the

> mechanism is not understood - even andy speaks to this.

A person would have to go back to the literature that is there and see

what it actually says, what methods were used, and decide whether or

not any conclusions were reliable.

> Why did it

> not come out of the body??

>

I read a human study where cilantro did nothing to help removal of

mercury from the body.

> And finally, your symptoms were very noticeable. What kinds of

> symptoms do people experience.

>

If you are talking about end of round symptoms from DMSA and DMPS,

people mostly have increased fatigue and whatever mercury symptoms

they experience (which can be highly variable from person to person).

In " Amalgam Illness " Andy gives good descriptions of symptoms people

experience during ALA chelation.

J

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> I think I am starting to formulate a plan and will be prepared to

> start DMSA if the dumping starts.

>

> Your thoughts.

>

> Colette

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> > What usually happens is people feel better for a couple months after

> > amalgam removal then at about the 3 month point they start to feel

> > worse because the mercury starts to 'dump' out of the organs. I

> have

> > experienced this myself, just like Andy describes. At the time I

> > wasn't prepared so had to ride it out without proper chelation.

> >

> > Proper chelation will actually help the person to feel better during

> > this time.

> >

> > If you are planning to start in Nov then hopefully you will start

> > before the 'dump' starts happening.

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