Re: Re: mercury, cilantro, chlorella, ALA

[Guest guest]

phylliciah wrote:

> This is a follow up to my last note to you. denom asked if ALA

> referred to alpha lipoic acid.

Yes, that is what I meant -- alpha lipoic acid. It appears that

people subscribed to the frequent dose chelation group believe

that ALA will form a strong attachment with mercury and remove

it from the body. However, it appears that every other article

I've read on the Internet says that this is not true -- that

it merely liberates mercury from your cells, then something

else will have to do the job of removing it from the body.

> Please explain other abbreviations that you used in your note to me,

> because I am not familiar with them.

NDF stands for Nanocolloidal Detox Factors, and is a liquid supplement

containing chlorella and cilantro, and is used to help remove heavy

metals from the body:

http://www.purehealthsystems.com/ndf-moreinfo.html

> However, I don't take any supplements unless I muscle check them first.

Yes, I am generally the same way, although on most days, it is

more or less the same group of supplements that test well, and

seems to mostly consist of fatty acids and probiotics.

> For example: I have only had one person that the D battery on

> the TV didn't work for.

I just muscle tested myself with a D battery on top of my 17 "

CRT computer monitor. I tested weak with the monitor by itself.

I tested weak with the monitor plus the D battery. I tested

strong with the Quantum Companion. This may however be due to

my own personal bias, so I'd have to actually try the D battery

and see if I notice any difference.

Marc

[Guest guest]

Oh, Phyllicia, one more abbreviation I used was " Mega-H " .

This is an antioxidant that I've found very helpful when

feeling the effects of mercury mobilization symptoms

(metallic mouth, headache, fatigue). I take a little

Mega-H powder in a glass of water and feel better

almost immediately. Note that this product has

several variations and names in the marketplace,

including Microhydrin, Active H-, Megahydrin, Megahydrate,

and Ultimate Mega-H. The manufacturer's website doesn't

seem to be working properly right now, so here is a

link from someone who sells it:

http://healthequip-store.stores..net/mipl.html

Marc

[Guest guest]

You know that is what they say in that frequent dose chelation group. However,

they do also recommend DMPS or DMSA to mop up the mercury. In my own case I

know I would get really bad symptoms when doing rounds until I started using

clays at the same time as doing a round and also during the week when not doing

a round. In no time at all I had no symptoms anymore when doing a round. At

least not nearly as severe as before. It could be it took something like the

clay to completely remove it from the body.

Re: Re: mercury, cilantro, chlorella, ALA

phylliciah wrote:

> This is a follow up to my last note to you. denom asked if ALA

> referred to alpha lipoic acid.

Yes, that is what I meant -- alpha lipoic acid. It appears that

people subscribed to the frequent dose chelation group believe

that ALA will form a strong attachment with mercury and remove

it from the body. However, it appears that every other article

I've read on the Internet says that this is not true -- that

it merely liberates mercury from your cells, then something

else will have to do the job of removing it from the body.

> Please explain other abbreviations that you used in your note to me,

> because I am not familiar with them.

NDF stands for Nanocolloidal Detox Factors, and is a liquid supplement

containing chlorella and cilantro, and is used to help remove heavy

metals from the body:

http://www.purehealthsystems.com/ndf-moreinfo.html

> However, I don't take any supplements unless I muscle check them first.

Yes, I am generally the same way, although on most days, it is

more or less the same group of supplements that test well, and

seems to mostly consist of fatty acids and probiotics.

> For example: I have only had one person that the D battery on

> the TV didn't work for.

I just muscle tested myself with a D battery on top of my 17 "

CRT computer monitor. I tested weak with the monitor by itself.

I tested weak with the monitor plus the D battery. I tested

strong with the Quantum Companion. This may however be due to

my own personal bias, so I'd have to actually try the D battery

and see if I notice any difference.

Marc

[Guest guest]

Marc,

Thanks for the explanation of your abbreviations. It is much appreciated. I

haven't heard about any of these things except the Alpha Lipoic Acid. I will

check into them in the near future. Best regards, Phyllicia

Marc <marc@...> wrote:

Oh, Phyllicia, one more abbreviation I used was " Mega-H " .

This is an antioxidant that I've found very helpful when

feeling the effects of mercury mobilization symptoms

(metallic mouth, headache, fatigue). I take a little

Mega-H powder in a glass of water and feel better

almost immediately. Note that this product has

several variations and names in the marketplace,

including Microhydrin, Active H-, Megahydrin, Megahydrate,

and Ultimate Mega-H. The manufacturer's website doesn't

seem to be working properly right now, so here is a

link from someone who sells it:

http://healthequip-store.stores..net/mipl.html

Marc

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[Guest guest]

Marc,

Then you make two! Smile! I do know that belief and intention has a lot

to do with it. However, the D battery has worked for some unbelievers

also. But Hey, different strokes for different folks, as " they " say!

Thanks for the input. Phyllicia

http://www.purehealthsystems.com/ndf-moreinfo.html

> However, I don't take any supplements unless I muscle check them first.

Yes, I am generally the same way, although on most days, it is

more or less the same group of supplements that test well, and

seems to mostly consist of fatty acids and probiotics.

> For example: I have only had one person that the D battery on

> the TV didn't work for.

I just muscle tested myself with a D battery on top of my 17 "

CRT computer monitor. I tested weak with the monitor by itself.

I tested weak with the monitor plus the D battery. I tested

strong with the Quantum Companion. This may however be due to

my own personal bias, so I'd have to actually try the D battery

and see if I notice any difference.

Marc

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