Re: Any other foods, herbs move mercury around such as cilantro???

[Guest guest]

Also stay away from chlorella. Otherwise, it would depend on if you are

sensitive to sulfur foods, then you would want to limit or exclude them. They

are listed on pages 195-196 in AI. You mention eating eggs, which are sulfury,

so I assume you tolerate at least some sulfur foods. (I do to.)---------Jackie

In frequent-dose-chelation email4ebay2005 wrote:

I know not to take anything with cilantro but I am wondering if there

are any other foods, herbs, might be able to move mercury and other

metals around. I am starting to make smoothies and consume a raw

diet(veggies,fruits and sprouted nuts and seeds and grains raw) and

wondering if there is anything else to avoid??. The reason I know

several people that have cleared all types of issues with this very

natural way of eating, fibromal,arthritis,cancer,allergies etc. I

know that I will still continue to consume eggs for the extra protein

since i have mercury and other metals. Anyway thought I would explain

in case someone else wants to eat very healthy while chelating. Thanks

[Guest guest]

>

> I know not to take anything with cilantro but I am wondering if there

> are any other foods, herbs, might be able to move mercury and other

> metals around. I am starting to make smoothies and consume a raw

> diet(veggies,fruits and sprouted nuts and seeds and grains raw) and

> wondering if there is anything else to avoid??. The reason I know

> several people that have cleared all types of issues with this very

> natural way of eating, fibromal,arthritis,cancer,allergies etc. I

> know that I will still continue to consume eggs for the extra protein

> since i have mercury and other metals. Anyway thought I would explain

> in case someone else wants to eat very healthy while chelating. Thanks

>

Yowwwwz.... That diet would kill me. Raw foods are incredibly

detoxifying. They have at least the same effect on me as cilantro. For

me, that diet would be a detox in itself.

I find that chelation is so hard on me I need to eat a diet of cooked

vegetables, rice, meat, eggs, nuts while I'm doing it. If you're

symptoms aren't too bad, I'd go for it, but I really wonder how toxic

you are if you can handle a raw foods diet.

One week on cooked foods with just a couple of mangos daily and I'm

headed down the road to crazytown.

Cilantro has the same effect. Puts me on my face.

j.

[Guest guest]

WOw you react quite strongly. I been basically always eating very

well so this is just one step up for me. I do have health issues due

to mercury and arsenic thought but the diet is the one thing I have

control over so I really make an effort. I am usually amazed at

people that eat mostly junk and seem well, the ones that also smoke

and drink etc. If I eat alot of junk I woud def be sicker, I go away

on vacation for a week and eat what most eat and I dont feel well at

all. It sounds like you know what you can handle and what you cant,

that is the most imp thing esp while chelating. Good luck with your

chelation.

> >

> > I know not to take anything with cilantro but I am wondering if there

> > are any other foods, herbs, might be able to move mercury and other

> > metals around. I am starting to make smoothies and consume a raw

> > diet(veggies,fruits and sprouted nuts and seeds and grains raw) and

> > wondering if there is anything else to avoid??. The reason I know

> > several people that have cleared all types of issues with this very

> > natural way of eating, fibromal,arthritis,cancer,allergies etc. I

> > know that I will still continue to consume eggs for the extra protein

> > since i have mercury and other metals. Anyway thought I would explain

> > in case someone else wants to eat very healthy while chelating. Thanks

> >

>

> Yowwwwz.... That diet would kill me. Raw foods are incredibly

> detoxifying. They have at least the same effect on me as cilantro. For

> me, that diet would be a detox in itself.

>

> I find that chelation is so hard on me I need to eat a diet of cooked

> vegetables, rice, meat, eggs, nuts while I'm doing it. If you're

> symptoms aren't too bad, I'd go for it, but I really wonder how toxic

> you are if you can handle a raw foods diet.

>

> One week on cooked foods with just a couple of mangos daily and I'm

> headed down the road to crazytown.

>

> Cilantro has the same effect. Puts me on my face.

>

> j.

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