Re: Another Question for Andy and Nicola re Gilbert's Syndrome

[Guest guest]

So, is it a safe bet that Gilbert's is caused my mercury burden on

the body and liver???? It just makes sense. Can you think of

anything else that would make this suddenly happen to us? I think

it's just years of exposure to mercury in our mouths, and in my case

a cracked mercury filling that went on for two years before I had it

fixed. Anyway..... thanks for clarifying your statement Andy.

L. Sidney

> Gilbert's syndrome is impaired glutathoine conjugation of bilirubin

and other substances.

> ALA is well known to increase glutathone conjugation of such things.

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> Andy

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> > > This is a chicken and egg problem.

> > >

> > > Maybe Hg gives you Gilbert's.

> > >

> > > There is every reason to believe if you really have the genetic

> > condition Gilbert's syndrome,

> > > that would make you far more likely to accumulate mercury than

> > ordinary people.

> > >

> > > ALA chelation is going to be good for you because it will help

> > excrete glutathione

> > > conjugates of a lot of things, and not doing that is the

problem in

> > Gilbert's syndrome.

> > >

> > > Andy

> > > > >

> >

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[Guest guest]

Mercury certainly caused my Gilberts. Both my parents have tested

negatively for Gilberts since I was diagnosed. I am pretty certain

my eldest daughter has it though - is that possible?

Nicola

-- In frequent-dose-chelation , " s.rickel "

wrote:

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>

>

> So, is it a safe bet that Gilbert's is caused my mercury burden on

> the body and liver???? It just makes sense. Can you think of

> anything else that would make this suddenly happen to us? I think

> it's just years of exposure to mercury in our mouths, and in my case

> a cracked mercury filling that went on for two years before I had it

> fixed. Anyway..... thanks for clarifying your statement Andy.

> L. Sidney

>

> > Gilbert's syndrome is impaired glutathoine conjugation of

bilirubin

> and other substances.

> > ALA is well known to increase glutathone conjugation of such

things.

> >

> > Andy

> > > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Mercury certainly caused my Gilberts. Both my parents have tested

negatively for Gilberts since I was diagnosed. I am pretty certain

my eldest daughter has it though - is that possible?

Nicola

-- In frequent-dose-chelation , " s.rickel "

wrote:

>

>

>

> So, is it a safe bet that Gilbert's is caused my mercury burden on

> the body and liver???? It just makes sense. Can you think of

> anything else that would make this suddenly happen to us? I think

> it's just years of exposure to mercury in our mouths, and in my case

> a cracked mercury filling that went on for two years before I had it

> fixed. Anyway..... thanks for clarifying your statement Andy.

> L. Sidney

>

> > Gilbert's syndrome is impaired glutathoine conjugation of

bilirubin

> and other substances.

> > ALA is well known to increase glutathone conjugation of such

things.

> >

> > Andy

> > > >

> > >

> >

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