Re: Re: Tuna Fish Warning: Consumer Reports Magazine, June 2001

[Guest guest]

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From what our physician told us, the mercury is very hard to let go during

chelation provocation. An initial test looking for mercury may not be all

too accurate in disclosing what the mercury levels are. If lead, tin,

aluminum and other metals are elevated, the chances of mercury being in the

body may be good. Remember, that for many of these children, the mercury in

the vaccines is introduced to the body, after which other metals then

increase in the body due to consumption (food, water) and just breathing the

air.

At any rate, normal levels of all metals are desired in the body.

Doctorsdata (illinois, I believe) runs the metals toxicity tests after

provocation has been done (we use DMSA). see their web site,

www.doctorsdata.com for info on getting the lab work performed.

Good luck with all of your efforts!

Felicia