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Apple pectin/malic acid, available at HFS, helps rid the body of aluminum.

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Does anyone have any information on chelating aluminum?  I've heard<BR>

that 'normal' chelation for mercury does not work with aluminum.  <BR>

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I read here: http://www.healpain.net/articles/fmcfs2.html that malic

acid actually helps aluminum enter the bones, etc. The only thing

that I've found online that claims to do a great job (at least in

rats) is Peptide YY. Of course, we can't get that. Does apple pectin

chelate aluminum from the brain or just the organs?

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> Does anyone have any information on chelating aluminum? I've heard<BR>

> that 'normal' chelation for mercury does not work with aluminum. <BR>

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> Thanks<BR>

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Apple pectin and malic acid are the same thing.

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I read here:  <a

href= " http://www.healpain.net/articles/fmcfs2.html " >http://www.healpain.net/arti\

cles/fmcfs2.html</a>  that malic<BR>

acid actually helps aluminum enter the bones, etc.  The only thing<BR>

that I've found online that claims to do a great job (at least in<BR>

rats) is Peptide YY.  Of course, we can't get that.  Does apple pectin<BR>

chelate aluminum from the brain or just the organs?<BR>

<BR>

<BR>

<BR>

<BR>

> <BR>

> <BR>

> <BR>

> <tt><BR>

> <BR><BR>

> Does anyone have any information on chelating aluminum?  I've heard<BR><BR>

> that 'normal' chelation for mercury does not work with aluminum.  <BR><BR>

> <BR><BR>

> Thanks<BR><BR>

> <BR><BR>

> <BR><BR>

> <BR><BR>

> </tt><BR>

> <BR>

> <br><br><BR>

> <tt><BR>

> =======================================================<BR><BR>

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This one indicates apple pectin helps.

http://www.herbalremedies.com/aluminum.html

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<BR>

I read here:  <a

href= " http://www.healpain.net/articles/fmcfs2.html " >http://www.healpain.net/arti\

cles/fmcfs2.html</a>  that malic<BR>

acid actually helps aluminum enter the bones, etc.  The only thing<BR>

that I've found online that claims to do a great job (at least in<BR>

rats) is Peptide YY.  Of course, we can't get that.  Does apple pectin<BR>

chelate aluminum from the brain or just the organs?<BR>

<BR>

<BR>

<BR>

<BR>

> <BR>

> <BR>

> <BR>

> <tt><BR>

> <BR><BR>

> Does anyone have any information on chelating aluminum?  I've heard<BR><BR>

> that 'normal' chelation for mercury does not work with aluminum.  <BR><BR>

> <BR><BR>

> Thanks<BR><BR>

> <BR><BR>

> <BR><BR>

> <BR><BR>

> </tt><BR>

> <BR>

> <br><br><BR>

> <tt><BR>

> =======================================================<BR><BR>

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Here's another which includes info about malic acid/apple pectin detoxing

aluminum

http://www.healingwithnutrition.com/fdisease/fibromyalgia/magnesiumst

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<BR>

I read here:  <a

href= " http://www.healpain.net/articles/fmcfs2.html " >http://www.healpain.net/arti\

cles/fmcfs2.html</a>  that malic<BR>

acid actually helps aluminum enter the bones, etc.  The only thing<BR>

that I've found online that claims to do a great job (at least in<BR>

rats) is Peptide YY.  Of course, we can't get that.  Does apple pectin<BR>

chelate aluminum from the brain or just the organs?<BR>

<BR>

<BR>

<BR>

<BR>

> <BR>

> <BR>

> <BR>

> <tt><BR>

> <BR><BR>

> Does anyone have any information on chelating aluminum?  I've heard<BR><BR>

> that 'normal' chelation for mercury does not work with aluminum.  <BR><BR>

> <BR><BR>

> Thanks<BR><BR>

> <BR><BR>

> <BR><BR>

> <BR><BR>

> </tt><BR>

> <BR>

> <br><br><BR>

> <tt><BR>

> =======================================================<BR><BR>

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