Andy Cutler - mercury detox protocol

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AJNDY wrote: It is necessary to have skip periods to avoid increasing body

levels of copper and

zinc too much as ALA inhibits their excretion. Chelating for 3 days and the 2

intervening nights

conclusion: ALA already cuaes an uptake of Zinc so adding extra Zinc could be

dangerous.

too much Zinc can be highly detremental; inclduing " loss of taste and or smell @

(peopole who use the oral nasal cold spary called zicam which is Zinc can lose

their smell/taste.

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It is necessary to have skip periods to avoid increasing body

levels of

copper and

> zinc too much as ALA inhibits their excretion. Chelating for 3 days and the 2

intervening

nights

>

incorrect conclusion, that is:

> conclusion: ALA already cuaes an uptake of Zinc so adding extra Zinc could be

dangerous.

ALA inhibits its excretion, it does not improve uptake. Read the above quote

again.

That suggestion was based on doing calculations using conservative assumptions

based

on the data of Gregus et al. (a paper every pseudointellectual on the internet

seems to cite

at me as if I hadn't read it, when all they have read is the abstract). Since

writing Amalgam

Illness I've seen enough results with people in practical situations to realize

that my

calculations were overly conservative and this appears not to be a significant

concern in

most situations.

Andy

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We are currently supplementing zinc whilst giving ALA and oral DMSA. Would it

be wise to stop the zinc during the three days/ 2 nights on?

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It is necessary to have skip periods to avoid increasing body

levels of

copper and

> zinc too much as ALA inhibits their excretion. Chelating for 3 days and the

2 intervening

nights

>

incorrect conclusion, that is:

> conclusion: ALA already cuaes an uptake of Zinc so adding extra Zinc could

be

dangerous.

ALA inhibits its excretion, it does not improve uptake. Read the above quote

again.

That suggestion was based on doing calculations using conservative assumptions

based

on the data of Gregus et al. (a paper every pseudointellectual on the internet

seems to cite

at me as if I hadn't read it, when all they have read is the abstract). Since

writing Amalgam

Illness I've seen enough results with people in practical situations to

realize that my

calculations were overly conservative and this appears not to be a significant

concern in

most situations.

Andy

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Andy thank you for saying your calulations were off; becausse

if you say ALA inhibits the excretion of Zinc znc Copper(bothe of

which are essential nutrient minerals); then how could ALA excrete

Mercury; doe you mean;

Alpha Lipoic Acie chelates only Mercury and not Zinc and /or Copper?

Copper is an extremely important mineral; found in mushrooms; .---

In , " andrewhallcutler "

<AndyCutler@...> wrote:

>

> It is necessary to have skip periods to avoid

increasing body levels of

> copper and

> > zinc too much as ALA inhibits their excretion. Chelating for 3

days and the 2 intervening

> nights

> >

>

> incorrect conclusion, that is:

>

> > conclusion: ALA already cuaes an uptake of Zinc so adding extra

Zinc could be

> dangerous.

>

> ALA inhibits its excretion, it does not improve uptake. Read the

above quote again.

>

> That suggestion was based on doing calculations using conservative

assumptions based

> on the data of Gregus et al. (a paper every pseudointellectual on

the internet seems to cite

> at me as if I hadn't read it, when all they have read is the

abstract). Since writing Amalgam

> Illness I've seen enough results with people in practical

situations to realize that my

> calculations were overly conservative and this appears not to be a

significant concern in

> most situations.

>

> Andy

>

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>

> incorrect conclusion, that is:

>

> > conclusion: ALA already cuaes an uptake of Zinc so adding

extra Zinc could be

> dangerous.

>

> ALA inhibits its excretion, it does not improve uptake. Read the

above quote again.

>

> That suggestion was based on doing calculations using

conservative assumptions based

> on the data of Gregus et al. (a paper every pseudointellectual

on the internet seems to cite

> at me as if I hadn't read it, when all they have read is the

abstract). Since writing Amalgam

> Illness I've seen enough results with people in practical

situations to realize that my

> calculations were overly conservative and this appears not to be

a significant concern in

> most situations.

>

> Andy

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Sorry the above info is confusing. Is it safe to supplement with

high amount of zinc while chelating with ALA?

Yes or No ?

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,

Do us all a favor and get hold of a copy of Amalgam Illness. It

talks about a lot of stuff, including how ALA does inhibit copper

excretion in most individuals. There is information on this in the

archives at www.onibasu.com as well. If you need help learning to

search onibasu, let me know. I would be happy to help.

Anne

, It is necessary to have skip periods to avoid

> increasing body levels of

> > copper and

> > > zinc too much as ALA inhibits their excretion. Chelating for 3

> days and the 2 intervening

> > nights

> > >

> >

> > incorrect conclusion, that is:

> >

> > > conclusion: ALA already cuaes an uptake of Zinc so adding extra

> Zinc could be

> > dangerous.

> >

> > ALA inhibits its excretion, it does not improve uptake. Read the

> above quote again.

> >

> > That suggestion was based on doing calculations using

conservative

> assumptions based

> > on the data of Gregus et al. (a paper every pseudointellectual on

> the internet seems to cite

> > at me as if I hadn't read it, when all they have read is the

> abstract). Since writing Amalgam

> > Illness I've seen enough results with people in practical

> situations to realize that my

> > calculations were overly conservative and this appears not to be

a

> significant concern in

> > most situations.

> >

> > Andy

> >

>

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AMEN!

--- anneecbrynn <anneecbrynn@...> wrote:

> ,

>

> Do us all a favor and get hold of a copy of Amalgam

> Illness. It

> talks about a lot of stuff, including how ALA does

> inhibit copper

> excretion in most individuals. There is information

> on this in the

> archives at www.onibasu.com as well. If you need

> help learning to

> search onibasu, let me know. I would be happy to

> help.

>

> Anne

>

> , It is necessary to have skip

> periods to avoid

> > increasing body levels of

> > > copper and

> > > > zinc too much as ALA inhibits their excretion.

> Chelating for 3

> > days and the 2 intervening

> > > nights

> > > >

> > >

> > > incorrect conclusion, that is:

> > >

> > > > conclusion: ALA already cuaes an uptake of

> Zinc so adding extra

> > Zinc could be

> > > dangerous.

> > >

> > > ALA inhibits its excretion, it does not improve

> uptake. Read the

> > above quote again.

> > >

> > > That suggestion was based on doing calculations

> using

> conservative

> > assumptions based

> > > on the data of Gregus et al. (a paper every

> pseudointellectual on

> > the internet seems to cite

> > > at me as if I hadn't read it, when all they have

> read is the

> > abstract). Since writing Amalgam

> > > Illness I've seen enough results with people in

> practical

> > situations to realize that my

> > > calculations were overly conservative and this

> appears not to be

> a

> > significant concern in

> > > most situations.

> > >

> > > Andy

> > >

> >

>

>

>

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Anne you may have been right; there is alot to Alpha Lipoic Acid;

however my stance is this

there is a lot to chelating and getting cured of Autism than just ALA

and DMSA and DMPS.

There are literllay hundreds of herbs; nutrients; vitamins; foods

that all chealte and excrete bad stuff and uptake good stuff.

for example; just FIBER alone binds to and excetets toxins and metsls

so the whole progrma is about food and diet; not just AlA et al.

the ohter probkem with chelating is: chelating dpeltles nutrients.

no clear instructions are givne when to add supplements or dosages.

I looked up the Vitamin B Complex instructions of the fies

says pop a b complex pill 3 or 4 times a day...no dosages or anythign.

It is necessary to have skip periods to avoid

> > increasing body levels of

> > > copper and

> > > > zinc too much as ALA inhibits their excretion. Chelating for

3

> > days and the 2 intervening

> > > nights

> > > >

> > >

> > > incorrect conclusion, that is:

> > >

> > > > conclusion: ALA already cuaes an uptake of Zinc so adding

extra

> > Zinc could be

> > > dangerous.

> > >

> > > ALA inhibits its excretion, it does not improve uptake. Read

the

> > above quote again.

> > >

> > > That suggestion was based on doing calculations using

> conservative

> > assumptions based

> > > on the data of Gregus et al. (a paper every pseudointellectual

on

> > the internet seems to cite

> > > at me as if I hadn't read it, when all they have read is the

> > abstract). Since writing Amalgam

> > > Illness I've seen enough results with people in practical

> > situations to realize that my

> > > calculations were overly conservative and this appears not to

be

> a

> > significant concern in

> > > most situations.

> > >

> > > Andy

> > >

> >

>

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I'm not going to argue this in detail, but as you picked fibre as

your alternative chelator - Fibre does not get adsorbed into the

body in all appreciable amounts. Therefore, it cannot detox the

poisons within cells. Instead, it works only on the contents of your

GI tract.

So it's nowhere near as effective as DMSA or ALA which adsorb into

the body and pull metals in a controlled manner.

It is necessary to have skip periods to

avoid

> > > increasing body levels of

> > > > copper and

> > > > > zinc too much as ALA inhibits their excretion. Chelating

for

> 3

> > > days and the 2 intervening

> > > > nights

> > > > >

> > > >

> > > > incorrect conclusion, that is:

> > > >

> > > > > conclusion: ALA already cuaes an uptake of Zinc so adding

> extra

> > > Zinc could be

> > > > dangerous.

> > > >

> > > > ALA inhibits its excretion, it does not improve uptake.

Read

> the

> > > above quote again.

> > > >

> > > > That suggestion was based on doing calculations using

> > conservative

> > > assumptions based

> > > > on the data of Gregus et al. (a paper every

pseudointellectual

> on

> > > the internet seems to cite

> > > > at me as if I hadn't read it, when all they have read is the

> > > abstract). Since writing Amalgam

> > > > Illness I've seen enough results with people in practical

> > > situations to realize that my

> > > > calculations were overly conservative and this appears not

to

> be

> > a

> > > significant concern in

> > > > most situations.

> > > >

> > > > Andy

> > > >

> > >

> >

>