Guest guest Posted September 28, 2006 Report Posted September 28, 2006 Hi, I get see that EDTA is contra-indicated by Andy in 'Mercury Toxic' people. " Agents which should never be used with mercury toxic people under any circumstances include chlorella, TTFD, and EDTA " 246 HTI So I'm not trying to confuse the issue and am clear that EDTA is NOT to be used in our mercury chelating protocols. However, once you have completed chelation for mercury (perhaps confirmed by a hair test or symptoms) is it then possible to use Oral EDTA building up frequent dosing in the same way as with DMSA and ALA? Has anybody done this or have any information about its possible value, benefits or contra-indications? I see EDTA chelates: Beryllium, Gadolinium, Lead (DMSA better), Tungsten, Manganese Which is not that impressive really, but some people report astounding results with its use (I guess if not mercury poisoned) In Hair Test Book Andy Suggests to start EDTA every 8 hours starting with 1/4 mg per pound (to avoid nausea) and then doubling every few days until you reach 5-10mg/person. Any comments would be welcome. Thanks, Dean Quote
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