- Question for you please...

[Guest guest]

Dr. Cutler, I know that you are completely against IV chelation but

I'm hopeful that you might be willing to answer my questions.

If after an IV challenge, urine is not showing elevated levels of

metals being excreted, what do you think this likely means?

That there isn't any metal to get out or that the metals are too bound

to come out? What if the urinary porphyrins test indicated " a

moderate mercury toxic effect on bodily physiology " ?

I am unsure if we need to do chelation any longer or not. My hunch is

that the mercury is in there but it won't budge. Any thoughts you'd

be willing to share would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you,