Guest guest Posted May 15, 2006 Report Share Posted May 15, 2006 In a message dated 5/15/2006 7:10:14 PM Eastern Standard Time, tk200192071@... writes: TK--- Garlic is a very potent antifungal and causes too harsh a die off for many people, there are gentler antifungals you can try. It is also a high sulfer food, sulfer mobilizes Hg and causes side effects, many need to go through their diet and exclude sulfer foods to feel better and not cause problems. * When sulfer foods such as garlic mobilize Hg, what occurs next? redistribution? if so, to where, the liver or random locations? or does the garlic also chelate, bind and prepare/transport the Hg for elimination? Is using garlic harmful, if say after eating about a half bulb (5 or 6 cloves) of raw organic garlic and suffering brain fog for a day or so but no illness? I feel better in about a day. What happens to the Hg after my brain fog is gone? Thanks, Jim Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 16, 2006 Report Share Posted May 16, 2006 > > In a message dated 5/15/2006 7:10:14 PM Eastern Standard Time, > tk200192071@... writes: > TK--- Garlic is a very potent antifungal and causes too harsh a die > off for many people, there are gentler antifungals you can try. > It is also a high sulfer food, sulfer mobilizes Hg and causes side > effects, many need to go through their diet and exclude sulfer foods > to feel better and not cause problems. > * > > When sulfer foods such as garlic mobilize Hg, what occurs next? > redistribution? I think so. > if so, to where, the liver or random locations? probably random >or does the garlic >also > chelate, bind and prepare/transport the Hg for elimination? > nope. > Is using garlic harmful, if say after eating about a half bulb (5 >or 6 > cloves) of raw organic garlic and suffering brain fog for a day or >so but no > illness? Suffering the brain fog shows that it is harmful. There may be some people (low plasma cysteine) who can tolerate some garlic. > I feel better in about a day. What happens to the Hg >after my >brain fog is > gone? > It is probably right where it was left. J > Thanks, Jim > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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