Chlorella, cilantro, garlic, - and other approaches to protect from and
promote excretion of mercury have helped some and also harmed some. A
practitioner who has researched thoroughly and has an open mind should
know this.
Any recommendations for them should also come with a qualifier - that
you need to be aware of how they are affecting you, and there is the
potential that if your body is set to retain mercury or if you are
sensitive to sulphur based foods, they could make the problem worse.
Cutler is against cilantro because it chelates mercury and not enough is
known about the way it works so there are no safety guidelines for how
to use it so that it doesn't make sensitive people worse. There are a
lot of people, including me, who can tell you from experience that
cilantro will set off an array of symptoms. The smptoms are probably
related to the release of mercury from body tissues and blocked
detoxification pathways.
That is why I recommend high dose activated charcoal and lots of fibre
as the safest approach for a swallowed filling and following dental work
where there is potential exposure.
What is safe for one person can be a disaster for another. A
practitioner with the mindset that Chlorella and Cilantro (or any
approach for that matter) are curealls, won't be open to seeing that
their clients are getting sicker because of their prescription. (Been
there, done that, as a client)
Gail
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minutus@yahoogroups.com, "Liz Brynin" wrote:
to do something when not all of the ramifications are known.
fling words around without knowing what they mean. And read the articles
you recommend yourself - if you did, you would see that no one on this
list is talking about chelation or the use of DMPS! No-one is
contemplating intravenous infusions of anything, actually. Chlorella is
taken in tablet form, and as i have already said, works in the gut. And
if you read even further, you would also know that:
binding coefficient of chlorella to mercury is far in excess of its
potential to release mercury into the body. It only ABSORBS mercury, it
does NOT release it into the body.
from the body. It is what was recommended to me by a health professional
who knew what they were talking about - they had seen it work - I saw it
worked. That's called evidence. I see no reason not to recommend it to
someone.
