Andy? Re: How much of merc damage is permanent/irreversible?

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I put Andy's name in the subject line to see if we can get a reply -

no guarantees. I suspect that he has discussed this in previous

posts, probably on autism mercury, but can't recall any specific ones

at the moment.

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> I have asked myself this very often if the damage is fully reversible.

> It would be very interesting to know how exactly mercury causes brain

> malfunction and where it does damage.

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> Maybe it does more real 'physical' damage by killing brain cells etc.

> or more in a sense that it blocks and interferes with a lot of

> processes.

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> What i do know is that:

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> 1. It causes oxidative stress.

> 2. It poisons the mitochondria and interferes with energy production.

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> What i would like to know is if in iatrogenic chronic low level

> poisoning cases a significant number of brain cells and other

> structures die and this causes the malfunction or if the brain cells

> dont die but become less efficient because of the poisoning and this

> causes the problem?

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> Maybe Andy can explain this? Or did he already do this?

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