Re: Mercury dumping - steph

[Guest guest]

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> I certainly would not increase a chelator dose on a round.

> Increasing the dose will mobilize more mercury, possibly leading to

> more symptoms.

>

> I might drop ALA because I personally get more symptoms from it -

> but first I would consider whether there was another way to address

> the symptoms.

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Does Andy mention how much is chelated compared to mobilised per

chelator ? I havent seen it.

Collin

[Guest guest]

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> >

> >

> > I certainly would not increase a chelator dose on a round.

> > Increasing the dose will mobilize more mercury, possibly leading to

> > more symptoms.

> >

> > I might drop ALA because I personally get more symptoms from it -

> > but first I would consider whether there was another way to address

> > the symptoms.

> >

> > --

>

> Does Andy mention how much is chelated compared to mobilised per

> chelator ? I havent seen it.

>

> Collin

It doesn't work that way. The metals are moved out in the process

of chelating - I probably should not have used the word mobilized.

There isn't a certain amount chelated that is separate from the

amount mobilized.

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[Guest guest]

>

> >

> >

> > I certainly would not increase a chelator dose on a round.

> > Increasing the dose will mobilize more mercury, possibly leading to

> > more symptoms.

> >

> > I might drop ALA because I personally get more symptoms from it -

> > but first I would consider whether there was another way to address

> > the symptoms.

> >

> > --

>

> Does Andy mention how much is chelated compared to mobilised per

> chelator ? I havent seen it.

>

> Collin

It doesn't work that way. The metals are moved out in the process

of chelating - I probably should not have used the word mobilized.

There isn't a certain amount chelated that is separate from the

amount mobilized.

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