Guest guest Posted January 10, 2008 Report Share Posted January 10, 2008 > > I have used Chlorella and Spirlina with great success. Chlorella is not a chelator. You might possibly *feel* better on it if you do well on high sulfur foods - but don't be deceived, that doesn't mean it is not harmful. Chlorella mobilizes mercury without removing it from the body. > Now, I no longer tolerate chlorella. Perhaps you have mobilized enough mercury at this point that the harmful effects are more apparent. I have not used DMPS, ALA or DMSA. Are > there any other chelators that bind to mercury and help remove them > from the body. No. Sauna is helpful for extracellular mercury. You would still need ALA for the intracellular portion. > All of my 12 symptoms have gone away with chloralla and > spirlina but I want to take something very light every day. THe key > for me is to go very slowly and do it every day. I have read about > cilantro but it just makes it mobile. Any other suggestions? Read Moria's website in the files - this explains the basics about chelation. Before trying chelation, make sure you are on an appropriate supplement program. Andy Cutler's book Amalgam Illness is a good resource to determine what supplements you need: http://www.noamalgam.com You may want to join the adult groups for support: frequent-dose-chelation adult-metal-chelation When you are ready to chelate, I suggest trying ALA in a very low dose, say 6.25 mg (1/4 of 25 mg capsule). It is the only essential chelator. You need it to remove mercury from the brain and from inside cells. You must take it every 3 hours, except at night it is okay to go 4 hours. -- > Liz > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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