Re: I mean FRESH Cilantro chelation

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I read an article about a Japanese doctor use her own protocol to teach her

patient how to remove mercury by consume " FRESH " cilantro ( gotta be fresh, not

cooked one) when they have filling done or removed from their teeth ( mercury

come out of filling and go in our body).

 

I can't remember where I read that article, but I do remember this doctor's

protocol is

Eat at least 0.25 cup or 1/4 cup of " FRESH " cilantro ( don't cook it) per day.

You can divide it up with two meals, mixed with salad, add them into soup, or

topping them on meat or rice... whatever.

Chopped them real fine first, ( DONT COOK THEM) and consume them as the way you

like. Cilantro is the natural plante for removing mercury and bind them into

urine.

 

In her protocol, she also encourage her patients to take Chlorella ( natural

green alage) along with eating fresh cilantro, it expedite large amount of

mercury removal into urine.

 

We bought chlorella tablets in Whole Food Store, $12.00 per box for 1 month

dosages.

 

Rei

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From: Pamela H <phaselow@...>

Subject: [ ] Re: I mean Cilantro chelation---Raw goat milk

Date: Tuesday, July 6, 2010, 8:23 AM

 

I wonder what the threshold is between cooking with cilantro and chelating? Will

any amount chelate? I mean (for example), ALA is present in food so does that

also mean we chelate when we eat meat?

The original study came to fruition after a guy noticed people had more mercury

in their urine after consuming " large amounts " of cilantro in a Vietnamese soup.

Tablespoons? Love to know.

I wouldn't juice it. I seem to be just fine cooking with it.

Watching your child awaken is one of the best experiences. I hope you continue

to see more.

Pam

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > > ====> You brought up seizures in your former post and I wanted to say that

> > 30 percent of our kids will develop seizures during their lifetime, those

> > are kids who are not chelated as the figure was derived long before

> > chelation came upon the scene. Chelation can make underlying seizure issues

> > temporarily worse but chelation doesn't " cause " seizures. Seizures are more

> > evidence of vaccine damage and mercury toxicity.

> >

> > ~~~The child I taught was not doing any biomed including chelation. She was

> > so high functioning that when she went long periods being seizure free, I

> > honestly could not pick her out as autistic. This after many years of early

> > intervention through public/educational services. Her fraternal twin sister

> > was completely NT.

> > Some moms on my face book mentioned seizures while doing AC chelation. I

> > think when your kid is prone to seizures, chemical changes as well as

> > stressful situations can set them off pretty easily.

> >

> > >

> > > Seizures, as well as everything else our kids are at higher risk for, like

> > Bipolar Disorder, Depression and every autoimmune disorder know to man is

> > WHY it matter what removes mercury and what doesn't. It may seem nicer to

> > remain quiet and let people think milk removes mercury until they develop

> > one or more of these conditions, but it doesn't seem nice to me.

> >

> > ~~~I see. I thought I saw a competition between people who had both

> > recovered children from autism. That seemed strange to me because if my kid

> > recovered and your kid recovered I'd be happy for both of us. You are

> > concerned with others believing raw goat milk chelates mercury, which it

> > doesn't. Heard.

> >

> > Do you understand that some people recover from autism without using AC

> > chelation? For example, Raun Kaufman whose father wrote " Son-Rise " in the

> > seventies. Some people have replicated that program with the same result,

> > others have not been as successful. Maurice's kids recovered with

> > ABA alone.

> >

> > There are lots of people who have tried AC chelation with their autistic

> > children and not reached anywhere near the results you did. I can't take one

> > child as proof that all autistic kids have mercury poisoning and will

> > recover if they follow AC chelation. I am willing to try, but I can't just

> > take your word for it, so I continue to read everything. When he was little

> > we did hair tests and stool samples, but I'm not confident they were

> > accurate.

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > ====>Yes, the mercury is just moving to be excreted. I can't believe I

> > forgot this but after 's post I remembered that we also had hand

> > problems, not so much numbness, but pain, about a year before we quit

> > chelating. We massaged her hands for months and months every night before

> > bed. And this was just not on round, but all the time. It was not horrible

> > pain, she said it was like an ache. But after the pain left, her fine motor

> > was spectacular and she learned to tie her shoes.

> > >

> > > So, yes, for sure, finish the round and do a lot more rounds.====>

> >

> > ~~~I am going to do that. We did the one round after several months of not

> > doing any. We stopped early (2.5 days) because I was afraid of the numbness.

> > Now I swear his language is less persevrative, less short responses designed

> > to get me to go away and leave him be. I am encouraged to try again. It is

> > much easier to implement this protocol in the summer anyway.

> >

> > >

> > > As women I think we sometimes worry more about feelings, even over

> > substance. And for the sake of our childrens' future, that doesn't seem

> > productive to me and aren't we here primarily to accomplish something. I

> > think we all need to put on our big girl pants and quit falling apart

> > everytime someone doesn't agree with our idea.

> >

> > ~~~I don't think you need to protect Crystal's feelings. Her kid is

> > recovered so I'm not too worried about her circumstances. I mistakenly

> > thought you were comparing your children as to who was more recovered, and

> > that seemed silly to me. I understand you a little better now. I agree that

> > being able to eat whatever you want and not take supplements is a more

> > complete medical recovery, but kudos to Crystal for her child's success too.

> > I'd like to point out that I have had lunch with Raun Kaufman and he told me

> > he eats Mcs too.

> >

> > As for my kid, we use some enzymes, but he eats like any other kid and I

> > don't see reactions. As a special ed teacher, I don't see huge differences

> > between kids on the GFCF diet and those that aren't. I regret to say, I've

> > never seen a huge improvement in cognition or behavior after one of my

> > students went on the diet either. Of course that doesn't mean that kid

> > doesn't feel better, and I just can't tell.

> > Jen

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

*sits back, feet up with a bowl of popcorn.

> > > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > ====> You brought up seizures in your former post and I wanted to say

that

> > > 30 percent of our kids will develop seizures during their lifetime, those

> > > are kids who are not chelated as the figure was derived long before

> > > chelation came upon the scene. Chelation can make underlying seizure

issues

> > > temporarily worse but chelation doesn't " cause " seizures. Seizures are

more

> > > evidence of vaccine damage and mercury toxicity.

> > >

> > > ~~~The child I taught was not doing any biomed including chelation. She

was

> > > so high functioning that when she went long periods being seizure free, I

> > > honestly could not pick her out as autistic. This after many years of

early

> > > intervention through public/educational services. Her fraternal twin

sister

> > > was completely NT.

> > > Some moms on my face book mentioned seizures while doing AC chelation. I

> > > think when your kid is prone to seizures, chemical changes as well as

> > > stressful situations can set them off pretty easily.

> > >

> > > >

> > > > Seizures, as well as everything else our kids are at higher risk for,

like

> > > Bipolar Disorder, Depression and every autoimmune disorder know to man is

> > > WHY it matter what removes mercury and what doesn't. It may seem nicer to

> > > remain quiet and let people think milk removes mercury until they develop

> > > one or more of these conditions, but it doesn't seem nice to me.

> > >

> > > ~~~I see. I thought I saw a competition between people who had both

> > > recovered children from autism. That seemed strange to me because if my

kid

> > > recovered and your kid recovered I'd be happy for both of us. You are

> > > concerned with others believing raw goat milk chelates mercury, which it

> > > doesn't. Heard.

> > >

> > > Do you understand that some people recover from autism without using AC

> > > chelation? For example, Raun Kaufman whose father wrote " Son-Rise " in the

> > > seventies. Some people have replicated that program with the same result,

> > > others have not been as successful. Maurice's kids recovered

with

> > > ABA alone.

> > >

> > > There are lots of people who have tried AC chelation with their autistic

> > > children and not reached anywhere near the results you did. I can't take

one

> > > child as proof that all autistic kids have mercury poisoning and will

> > > recover if they follow AC chelation. I am willing to try, but I can't just

> > > take your word for it, so I continue to read everything. When he was

little

> > > we did hair tests and stool samples, but I'm not confident they were

> > > accurate.

> > >

> > > >

> > > >

> > > > ====>Yes, the mercury is just moving to be excreted. I can't believe I

> > > forgot this but after 's post I remembered that we also had hand

> > > problems, not so much numbness, but pain, about a year before we quit

> > > chelating. We massaged her hands for months and months every night before

> > > bed. And this was just not on round, but all the time. It was not horrible

> > > pain, she said it was like an ache. But after the pain left, her fine

motor

> > > was spectacular and she learned to tie her shoes.

> > > >

> > > > So, yes, for sure, finish the round and do a lot more rounds.====>

> > >

> > > ~~~I am going to do that. We did the one round after several months of not

> > > doing any. We stopped early (2.5 days) because I was afraid of the

numbness.

> > > Now I swear his language is less persevrative, less short responses

designed

> > > to get me to go away and leave him be. I am encouraged to try again. It is

> > > much easier to implement this protocol in the summer anyway.

> > >

> > > >

> > > > As women I think we sometimes worry more about feelings, even over

> > > substance. And for the sake of our childrens' future, that doesn't seem

> > > productive to me and aren't we here primarily to accomplish something. I

> > > think we all need to put on our big girl pants and quit falling apart

> > > everytime someone doesn't agree with our idea.

> > >

> > > ~~~I don't think you need to protect Crystal's feelings. Her kid is

> > > recovered so I'm not too worried about her circumstances. I mistakenly

> > > thought you were comparing your children as to who was more recovered, and

> > > that seemed silly to me. I understand you a little better now. I agree

that

> > > being able to eat whatever you want and not take supplements is a more

> > > complete medical recovery, but kudos to Crystal for her child's success

too.

> > > I'd like to point out that I have had lunch with Raun Kaufman and he told

me

> > > he eats Mcs too.

> > >

> > > As for my kid, we use some enzymes, but he eats like any other kid and I

> > > don't see reactions. As a special ed teacher, I don't see huge differences

> > > between kids on the GFCF diet and those that aren't. I regret to say, I've

> > > never seen a huge improvement in cognition or behavior after one of my

> > > students went on the diet either. Of course that doesn't mean that kid

> > > doesn't feel better, and I just can't tell.

> > > Jen

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >

> > >