Re: Anybody successfully chelate mercury?

[Guest guest]

There have been quite a few posts to the affirmative......

One of the more recent ones is Dean.

~Inga

> after reading some posts regarding people who are still chelating

> after 2 years..

>

> I became worried I would never remove the mercury in my body... has

> anyone had sucess in this area? need some reaffirmation here

> regarding this process...

>

> thanks

> scott

>

>

>

> Messag

[Guest guest]

There have been quite a few posts to the affirmative......

One of the more recent ones is Dean.

~Inga

> after reading some posts regarding people who are still chelating

> after 2 years..

>

> I became worried I would never remove the mercury in my body... has

> anyone had sucess in this area? need some reaffirmation here

> regarding this process...

>

> thanks

> scott

>

>

>

> Messag

[Guest guest]

>

> after reading some posts regarding people who are still chelating

> after 2 years..

>

> I became worried I would never remove the mercury in my body... has

> anyone had sucess in this area? need some reaffirmation here

> regarding this process...

>

There are many people who have recovered using Andy's protocol. Many

of the recovery stories are in the autism mercury archives. Some are

in Moria's love letters files.

Some people (like me for example) will need to chelate for a long

period of time because they are quite toxic and have to chelate slowly

with low doses.

J

> thanks

> scott

>

[Guest guest]

>

> after reading some posts regarding people who are still chelating

> after 2 years..

>

> I became worried I would never remove the mercury in my body... has

> anyone had sucess in this area? need some reaffirmation here

> regarding this process...

>

There are many people who have recovered using Andy's protocol. Many

of the recovery stories are in the autism mercury archives. Some are

in Moria's love letters files.

Some people (like me for example) will need to chelate for a long

period of time because they are quite toxic and have to chelate slowly

with low doses.

J

> thanks

> scott

>

[Guest guest]

Usually people have to chelate 6-36 months to get well...