Guest guest Posted June 15, 2006 Report Posted June 15, 2006 Though we know that DMSA does not chelate mercury out of the brain and does not pass the blood brain barrier to any clinical degree, what about those of us who might have a damaged weakened blood brain barrier? Would this then make things more risky in respects to increasing brain symptoms during a normal chelation compaign with just DMSA? Because I do find DMSA increases my brain symptoms and though I know some organs in the body can set of mental symptoms, I am wondering about the possibility of a damaged BBB and DMSA being able to pass it more readily. We know that mercury can also damage the BBB and allow other toxic chemicals to more readily get in and add to the toxicity. So am curious to find out whether that woudl also make it easier for DMSA to get there too... Quote
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