why can cheliation cause yeast?

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does anybody know?

Bea

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It's the mercury stirred up by chelation that causes yeast overgrowth the way I

understand it.

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yeast genes/features have been directly annotated to the term

response to mercury ion or its variants.

The tables below show the specific genes that have been directly

annotated to the term response to mercury ion or its variants. Click

here to view all genes that have been annotated to response to

mercury ion or one of its children.

http://db.yeastgenome.org/cgi-bin/GO/go.pl?goid=46689

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I don't actually KNOW the answer, but my GUESS would be that at least part

of the reason is because the body excretes toxins primarily through the

intestines so if you chelate, you funnel larger quantities of mercury into

the gut and that upsets the chemical balance. Most likely, it makes the

guts more acid. That may kill some of the good gut bugs and simply doing

that will promote yeast growth in the same way antibiotics promote yeast.

But, again, that's a GUESS, based on a little knowledge about how the body

works.

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Another theory on that..whether or not this applies to children with

gut issues, is uncertain, but in adults with mercury poisoning,

during chelation the increased metal passing through the gut

stimulates more yeast, as yeast is a response to the increase in

metal. For some reason yeast tries to " eat " the mercury. I don't

mean literally but most reading I have found on this subject says

that the body's response to protect the gut from metal damage it to

increase yeast, as yeast can absorb and carry the metals out. So the

metal has less contact with the gut tissue. Again, only what I have

read.

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wrote:

>

> I don't actually KNOW the answer, but my GUESS would be that at

least part

> of the reason is because the body excretes toxins primarily

through the

> intestines so if you chelate, you funnel larger quantities of

mercury into

> the gut and that upsets the chemical balance. Most likely, it

makes the

> guts more acid. That may kill some of the good gut bugs and

simply doing

> that will promote yeast growth in the same way antibiotics promote

yeast.

> But, again, that's a GUESS, based on a little knowledge about how

the body

> works.

>

> --

> Michele in Limbo (formerly in California)

>

> talithamichele@...

>

>

> Visit Michele's World!

> http://www.califmichele.com

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> " Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by

understanding. "

> -- Albert Einstein

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Something that I've been considering lately is that if we're moving

mercury during chelation, this might depress the Th1 response even

further, making the body less able to fight the yeast.

Like many things, I have a sense that the yeast is a result of a

number of things working together.

Anita

> >

> > I don't actually KNOW the answer, but my GUESS would be that at

> least part

> > of the reason is because the body excretes toxins primarily

> through the

> > intestines so if you chelate, you funnel larger quantities of

> mercury into

> > the gut and that upsets the chemical balance. Most likely, it

> makes the

> > guts more acid. That may kill some of the good gut bugs and

> simply doing

> > that will promote yeast growth in the same way antibiotics

promote

> yeast.

> > But, again, that's a GUESS, based on a little knowledge about

how

> the body

> > works.

> >

> > --

> > Michele in Limbo (formerly in California)

> >

> > talithamichele@

> >

> >

> > Visit Michele's World!

> > http://www.califmichele.com

> >

> > " Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by

> understanding. "

> > -- Albert Einstein

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

That is very likely too.

> > >

> > > I don't actually KNOW the answer, but my GUESS would be that

at

> > least part

> > > of the reason is because the body excretes toxins primarily

> > through the

> > > intestines so if you chelate, you funnel larger quantities of

> > mercury into

> > > the gut and that upsets the chemical balance. Most likely, it

> > makes the

> > > guts more acid. That may kill some of the good gut bugs and

> > simply doing

> > > that will promote yeast growth in the same way antibiotics

> promote

> > yeast.

> > > But, again, that's a GUESS, based on a little knowledge about

> how

> > the body

> > > works.

> > >

> > > --

> > > Michele in Limbo (formerly in California)

> > >

> > > talithamichele@

> > >

> > >

> > > Visit Michele's World!

> > > http://www.califmichele.com

> > >

> > > " Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by

> > understanding. "

> > > -- Albert Einstein

> > >

> > >

> > >