Re: mercury in fish -- chlorella

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I also give a little bit of chlorella with the supplements --

specifically with cod liver oil and fish oils just in case there is

any mercury. The chlorella will bind with it and take it on out of

the body (supposedly). You have to be careful that it's good

chlorella or blue green algae -- I like source naturals yaeyama

http://www.vitacost.com/Source-Naturals-Yaeyama-Chlorella. I've

recently added carnosine and selenium too.

Is it the fish oils

> > > that contain omega3 or just omega3 that we need? or is it both?

I'm

> > > still concerned that if we take omega3 fish oil we could be

> > > introducing mercury from our polluted waters. If our nation

puts out a

> > > warning about fish containing mercury, then the problem must be

> > > substantial because they don't admit to anything untill it's

> > > catostrophic, and even then they minimize it clear their

reputation.

> > > We go back to " At these levels, it shouldn't harm you " Is

anyone a

> > > little concerned about giving fish oil with warning's of high

levels

> > > of mercury in the fish in this country? I'm just a little

confused

> > > here that I'm hearing everyone boycot vaccine's because they

contain

> > > mercury but the same people are giving fish oil packets to

obtain

> > > omega3 that could contain mercury? Could someone please clarify?

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