O/T CHELATION AND SMOKING??

[Guest guest]

Hi group

I'm new here. I'm considering of starting chelating out mercury from

my body this month.I have done hair analysis and blood test and they

both revealed mercury intoxication.I have bought some DMSA and ALA and

am waiting for a 12 alarm watch to arrive.My last amalgam was replaced

in summer 2006. I'm thinking of starting with DMSA 10mg for 6-8 rounds

and then add ALA.

I have read both Cutler's books but I have a question that isn't

mentioned in those.Lately I begun smoking due to its anti-bleeding

properties.Are the heavy metals that smoke contains going to obstacle

the chelators from removing the Hg from my body, adding some tiny

amounts daily to it? Or still they would be capable of doing their

work even if I smoke.I don't want to stop smoking, but I do want to

start chelation.Any input?

[Guest guest]

TK--- Smoking will only make health issues worse including Hg

toxicity,hinder chelation and getting well.

Please find an alternative to whatever someone told you or you read

smoking would do for you.

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> Hi group

>

> I'm new here. I'm considering of starting chelating out mercury from

> my body this month.I have done hair analysis and blood test and they

> both revealed mercury intoxication.I have bought some DMSA and ALA and

> am waiting for a 12 alarm watch to arrive.My last amalgam was replaced

> in summer 2006. I'm thinking of starting with DMSA 10mg for 6-8 rounds

> and then add ALA.

> I have read both Cutler's books but I have a question that isn't

> mentioned in those.Lately I begun smoking due to its anti-bleeding

> properties.Are the heavy metals that smoke contains going to obstacle

> the chelators from removing the Hg from my body, adding some tiny

> amounts daily to it? Or still they would be capable of doing their

> work even if I smoke.I don't want to stop smoking, but I do want to

> start chelation.Any input?

>