Re: Cutler chelation - what metals does it remove

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michelle lacey wrote:

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> I believe it chelates the following:-

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What is this " it " ???

Different chelators used in the Cutler protocol remove different metals:

ALA removes mercury, arsenic, antimony, palladium, NOT lead

DMSA removes mercury, lead, antimony, bismuth, palladium, NOT arsenic

DMPS removes mercury, bismuth, palladium, some arsenic

Tin and aluminum usually come down on their own when mercury is removed,

as mercury causes these metals to be retained.

> aluminum, cadmium, lead,

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> From: peter_2_@...

> Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2010 21:16:55 +0000

> Subject: [ ] Cutler chelation - what metals does it remove

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> We want to thank Andy Cutler from bottom of heart for his work and we have

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> Tin and aluminum usually come down on their own when mercury is removed,

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Can you point to any references in regards to the effects of mercury on aluminum

retention by the body? I am very interested in studies that indicate how/why

this might occur.

Thank you very much.

Sue

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Hello

Thank you so much for the info

While we are on this subject, can you tell us what other things become chelated

or reduced by using oral DMSA and oral ALA

One place I looked said these " chelate " vit C and E for example

Thank you

From: mrossgrp@...

Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2010 18:22:20 -0400

Subject: Re: [ ] Cutler chelation - what metals does it remove

michelle lacey wrote:

> Hi

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> I believe it chelates the following:-

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What is this " it " ???

Different chelators used in the Cutler protocol remove different metals:

ALA removes mercury, arsenic, antimony, palladium, NOT lead

DMSA removes mercury, lead, antimony, bismuth, palladium, NOT arsenic

DMPS removes mercury, bismuth, palladium, some arsenic

Tin and aluminum usually come down on their own when mercury is removed,

as mercury causes these metals to be retained.

> aluminum, cadmium, lead,

> mercury, nickel, platinum, tin, tungsten, and

> uranium.

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> From: peter_2_@...

> Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2010 21:16:55 +0000

> Subject: [ ] Cutler chelation - what metals does it remove

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> We want to thank Andy Cutler from bottom of heart for his work and we have

just started his chelation method (done first round)

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> Does anyone know which metals does it remove?

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> We know it removes lead and mercury - does it also remove aluminium (which

seems to have replaced mercury in so many vaccines yet autism is still rising)

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B wrote:

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> Thank you so much for the info

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> While we are on this subject, can you tell us what other things become

chelated or reduced by using oral DMSA and oral ALA

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That's a really broad question. But I think I know what you're getting at.

I defer to Andy on this one:

" DMSA does not deplete minerals directly. Some people who already have a

magnesium problem will have worse problems if they chelate using ANY

chelating agent, but this doesn't happen to most people. All the other

minerals are not significantly affected. "

http://onibasu.com/archives/am/30815.html

" ALA does ... chelate minerals such as copper, zinc, manganese,

increasing urinary excretion, [but] by an amount that is not large

enough to significantly affect body inventory. "

http://onibasu.com/archives/am/136383.html

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They are misinformed.

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> From: mrossgrp@...

> Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2010 18:22:20 -0400

> Subject: Re: [ ] Cutler chelation - what metals does it remove

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> michelle lacey wrote:

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>> Hi

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>> I believe it chelates the following:-

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> What is this " it " ???

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> Different chelators used in the Cutler protocol remove different metals:

>

> ALA removes mercury, arsenic, antimony, palladium, NOT lead

>

> DMSA removes mercury, lead, antimony, bismuth, palladium, NOT arsenic

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> DMPS removes mercury, bismuth, palladium, some arsenic

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> Tin and aluminum usually come down on their own when mercury is removed,

> as mercury causes these metals to be retained.

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>> aluminum, cadmium, lead,

>> mercury, nickel, platinum, tin, tungsten, and

>> uranium.

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>> From: peter_2_@...

>> Date: Sun, 28 Mar 2010 21:16:55 +0000

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>> Andy/ anyone

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>> We want to thank Andy Cutler from bottom of heart for his work and we have

just started his chelation method (done first round)

>>

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>> Does anyone know which metals does it remove?

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>> We know it removes lead and mercury - does it also remove aluminium (which

seems to have replaced mercury in so many vaccines yet autism is still rising)

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>> Does it remove aluminium please?

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>> Thanks

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