Guest guest Posted February 2, 2009 Report Share Posted February 2, 2009 First - Do Not chelate with amalgams..big sigh..Cilantro does move metals & should NOT be taken purpose of chelating, (especially) if you have mercury poisoning and/or amalgams (big sigh - in my very strong, rather heated, opinion)...coconut oil & sea salt - akin to vitamin E in my mind...they do their own thing, which may or may not complicate chelating, generally NOT a problem, are supportive, but could be dependent on the individual & their own details....IMO, these are rather benign things to try, would not move metals, and would be supportive...For having " issues " with sea salt, I would look into adrenal/thyroid, maybe iodine type, connections first, and for coconut oil, I would look into microscopic pond scum type of of connections - viral, bacterial, etc, and die-off, etc...try to match symptoms & reactions from those directions...wishing you the best, elizabeth > > > > Michele, > > > > Do you still have amalgams? Is it unsafe to eat coconut oil with > amalgams? I have 11 amalgams and take a bite of coconut oil every > day. Or are you saying that the coconut oil is helping by eating it > even though you have amalgams? I am trying to figure out the safest > way to detox myself with these amalgams in. > > > > Dana > > > > Yes, I still have amalgams (plus a gold bridge and a crown and two > root canals). I used to take coconut oil orally every day as a > supplement. These days, I find that is too much for me and on the > rare occasions when I do that, it causes problems and I have to manage > the fall-out to make sure those problems go away. It is still safe > for me to consume as part of food. I use it much less than I used to. > I used it daily for 2 years or so. In my experience, things which > mobilize mercury (like cilantro has been described as doing) but are > not true chelators need things like hot baths and guaifenisen to > support the process of making sure the metals come out. When cilantro > began making me ill, hot baths and guifenisen relieved the symptoms it > caused. I went through that for at least a couple of weeks before I > concluded decisively that it was the cilantro making me ill and that I > needed to just stop eating it. So I did that repeatedly -- consume > cilantro, end up nauseated and with headaches, take a hot bath and > guiafenisen to get rid of those symptoms. > > If coconut oil and sea salt do what I think they do, people on this > list should be interested because a number of people here use these > things for gut issues while also chelating. If these things are > moving metals and also taken with chelators, I have to wonder at the > interaction of the two and if it explains some instances of unexpected > bad reactions during chelation. > > Michele > http://www.healthga zelle.org > http://www.kidslike mine.org > http://www.solanora il.org > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 2, 2009 Report Share Posted February 2, 2009 You can eat coconut oil with amalgams in. It does not chelate mercury. There is no safe way to chelate with amalgam in. To help one feel better with amalgams in, take lots of antoxidant supplements, use probiotics, antifungals and liver support. Then work towards getting them removed. All you can do is damage control while the are still in. > > From: Michele <talithamichele@...> > Subject: [ ] Re: Being legally forced to stop chelating. > > Date: Monday, February 2, 2009, 1:17 PM > > > > > > > > > ===>Since we know that Dmsa does chelate and coconut oil cannot, > due to the different properties, we would have to look at what the two > agents have in common. My guess would be immune improvement, which > happens with Dmsa/Ala and also coconut oil.===> > > That really doesn't adequately explain my health gains. And my > recollection is that a lot of people here report that treating > infections helped but nothing got resolved until the metals began > coming out. That's similar to my experience. > > > > > ===>Coconut oil is not a chelator nor can it move metals, not > possible given the laws of nature of what kind of chemicals it takes > to move metals.===> > > > > Again, if I put a spoonful of coconut oil in my mouth, it leaches > metals from my dental work similar to what cilantro did. I have > direct evidence that it interact with metals. I am at a disadvantage > in terms of not knowing enough organic chemistry and not knowing > enough physiology to explain things adequately. But I am very clear > that metals continue to come out of me and this is a big part of why I > am getting gradually better. > > Peace. > > Michele > http://www.healthga zelle.org > http://www.kidslike mine.org > http://www.solanora il.org > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 2, 2009 Report Share Posted February 2, 2009 (snipped) > > > > Again, if I put a spoonful of coconut oil in my mouth, it leaches > metals from my dental work similar to what cilantro did. I have > direct evidence that it interact with metals. ===In this case, if it were me, I would be more inclined to look at the steps used in processing coconut oil & see what could be contributing. I am at a disadvantage > in terms of not knowing enough organic chemistry and not knowing > enough physiology to explain things adequately. But I am very clear > that metals continue to come out of me and this is a big part of why I > am getting gradually better. ===I think my body burden has dramatically decreased, and I also do keep track of when my mouth tastes metallic. These days, I can get this from upping my antioxidants, not often or anything, but regularly. I do consider that progress, but in no way, do I believe I am chelating the metals, most particulary those entrenched behind a BBB - this same line of thinking, also means I am that much more careful not to mobilize any from my amalgam, and avoid all possible exposures that I can, as based on my own history, my " toxic tipping point " is very very low, and has been for much too long. (ie, the breathing exercise that made an insane difference comes to mind). wishing you the best, elizabeth > > Peace. > > Michele > http://www.healthgazelle.org > http://www.kidslikemine.org > http://www.solanorail.org > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 2, 2009 Report Share Posted February 2, 2009 You can't. You have to remove the fillings before you can safely successfully chelate. However, you can improve how you feel if you still have metal fillings without chelating. I did that. Andy's book has info on that too. Taking antioxidants, vitamins/minerals, efa's, protiotics etc...are all ways to improve how you feel without removing your fillings. However, it is not a means to an end. If you wish to recover fully, they have to come out at some point. > > > > Michele, > > > > Do you still have amalgams? Is it unsafe to eat coconut oil with > amalgams? I have 11 amalgams and take a bite of coconut oil every > day. Or are you saying that the coconut oil is helping by eating it > even though you have amalgams? I am trying to figure out the safest > way to detox myself with these amalgams in. > > > > Dana > > > > Yes, I still have amalgams (plus a gold bridge and a crown and two > root canals). I used to take coconut oil orally every day as a > supplement. These days, I find that is too much for me and on the > rare occasions when I do that, it causes problems and I have to manage > the fall-out to make sure those problems go away. It is still safe > for me to consume as part of food. I use it much less than I used to. > I used it daily for 2 years or so. In my experience, things which > mobilize mercury (like cilantro has been described as doing) but are > not true chelators need things like hot baths and guaifenisen to > support the process of making sure the metals come out. When cilantro > began making me ill, hot baths and guifenisen relieved the symptoms it > caused. I went through that for at least a couple of weeks before I > concluded decisively that it was the cilantro making me ill and that I > needed to just stop eating it. So I did that repeatedly -- consume > cilantro, end up nauseated and with headaches, take a hot bath and > guiafenisen to get rid of those symptoms. > > If coconut oil and sea salt do what I think they do, people on this > list should be interested because a number of people here use these > things for gut issues while also chelating. If these things are > moving metals and also taken with chelators, I have to wonder at the > interaction of the two and if it explains some instances of unexpected > bad reactions during chelation. > > Michele > http://www.healthga zelle.org > http://www.kidslike mine.org > http://www.solanora il.org > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 2, 2009 Report Share Posted February 2, 2009 ----- Original Message ----- From: Michele Again, if I put a spoonful of coconut oil in my mouth, it leaches metals from my dental work similar to what cilantro did. I have direct evidence that it interact with metals. ===>I'm at a loss here. Sorry, this is not direct evidence. Direct evidence would be to compare mercury excretion with coconut oil with mercury excretion from a " known " chelator....like Dmsa/Dmps or Ala. The above example would be your belief system, but it is not direct evidence.===> I am at a disadvantage in terms of not knowing enough organic chemistry and not knowing enough physiology to explain things adequately. ===>Okay, let me explain this. Chelator, in latin means " claw " , something that can grab hold of metals and escort them out of your body. Chelators *must* have TWO thiol groups, one for each part of the claw. The only substances known on the face of the earth that have two thiol groups are; Dmsa, Dmps, Ala and Cilantro (which of course is not recommended). Then there are other foods that unlearned people (even some drs) think will help chelate metals. These are " mono " thiol foods like;' eggs, milk, broccoli, chlorella, and other high sulfur foods,etc. etc. Mono thiol foods have ONE thiol. The mono thiol foods help mercury bounce around very fast in the body but they do not help excrete the mercury. Coconut oil is not even high in sulfur, it has no hope of removing anything, despite the metallic feeling or whatever happens when you put it into your mouth.====> But I am very clear that metals continue to come out of me and this is a big part of why I am getting gradually better. ===>You are free to believe what you like. I think we're going to have to agree to disagree about this. But how long have you been reading on this list? Peace. Michele http://www.healthgazelle.org http://www.kidslikemine.org http://www.solanorail.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 2, 2009 Report Share Posted February 2, 2009 ----- Original Message ----- From: RoseGvr@... I quit chelating for 2 years when I was only 1/4th recovered because I was way too toxic to do a pill regimen every 3 or 4 hours for 3 days at a time. I couldn't get support for the 8 hour thing on here so I just gave up discouraged. Finally, the demands of teaching kindergarten became overwhelming and I knew I had to get more mercury out and couldn't completely give up on chelation. ===>Are you aware that there is an adult metal chelation group on where they do all kinds of protocols, safe and otherwise? I am certain you could find all kinds of support there.===> I do believe the 3/4 hour Cutler protocol is the 'safest' and I understand why it is so supported. ===>This is what everyone says and I have to admit that this line of reasoning is hard for me to follow. Whose body and brain wouldn't you want to be the safest with?===> They say that you are suppose to stop that round if you go past the 4 hours but I don't and haven't had many symptoms from prolonging the doses to even 5 hours (though I stick mainly to 3-4 hours). I have very slow metabolism though so perhaps redistribution is minimized due to my metabolism or because I take so many antioxidants. ===>Do note.damage from other protocols is frequently not noticed right away. Speaking for myself with all due sincerity (I have to add this as I am frequently sarcastic)....as long as you are not our little one's kindergarten teacher, it isn't anyone's business how frequently or far apart you take your medication. Anyway, thanks for sharing. I appreciate people with differing opinions and believe there is room for all of us. **************Great Deals on Dell Laptops. Starting at $499. (http://pr.atwola.com/promoclk/100000075x1217883258x1201191827/aol?redir=http://\ ad.doubleclick. net/clk;211531132;33070124;e) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 2, 2009 Report Share Posted February 2, 2009 Coconut oil could not possibly interact with metals, but in my own judgment it could be helpful in battling fungal infection, and a lot of sinus irritation caused by amalgams might be helped by coconut oil... From: Michele <talithamichele@...> Subject: [ ] Re: Being legally forced to stop chelating. Date: Monday, February 2, 2009, 10:17 AM > ===>Since we know that Dmsa does chelate and coconut oil cannot, due to the different properties, we would have to look at what the two agents have in common. My guess would be immune improvement, which happens with Dmsa/Ala and also coconut oil.===> That really doesn't adequately explain my health gains. And my recollection is that a lot of people here report that treating infections helped but nothing got resolved until the metals began coming out. That's similar to my experience. > > ===>Coconut oil is not a chelator nor can it move metals, not possible given the laws of nature of what kind of chemicals it takes to move metals.===> > Again, if I put a spoonful of coconut oil in my mouth, it leaches metals from my dental work similar to what cilantro did. I have direct evidence that it interact with metals. I am at a disadvantage in terms of not knowing enough organic chemistry and not knowing enough physiology to explain things adequately. But I am very clear that metals continue to come out of me and this is a big part of why I am getting gradually better. Peace. Michele http://www.healthga zelle.org http://www.kidslike mine.org http://www.solanora il.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2009 Report Share Posted February 3, 2009 > The things I am doing are not simply killing infection, though that is > part of it. The things I am doing are fundamentally making me more > healthy and resilient. My eye color is changing and discussions of > iridology on this list indicate that this fact indicates toxins are > coming out. My oldest son and I are both able to get sun tans, > something we didn't really do before. That is consistent with the > experiences of others on this list as well. There was a mother in my local support group [she has since relocated to a different state] whose child was recovered with IVIG. I had an email discussion with her a while back. I asked if she had chelated her son and she said no, she did not have to. Once they started IVIG, her son's test results indicated metals " were pouring out of his body " . Her doctor believes that the IVIG corrected whatever was wrong with his body, such that it started removing the metals itself. So just because something is not technically a " chelator " [actually grabbing metals], does not necessarily mean metals won't come out. Dana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2009 Report Share Posted February 3, 2009 ----- Original Message ----- From: danasview There was a mother in my local support group [she has since relocated to a different state] whose child was recovered with IVIG. I had an email discussion with her a while back. I asked if she had chelated her son and she said no, she did not have to. Once they started IVIG, her son's test results indicated metals " were pouring out of his body " . ===>This could be a plausible explanation. I have known about 5 kids who were fairly well recovered with either LDN and/or antivirals. Their parents still fiddle with supplements, but they are age appropriate for the most part. Two of the kids have been tested and found to still have sky high mercury toxicity through porphyrin testing and we know that porphyrin tests only measure what is in the kidney, or supposedly body burden. No telling what is still in the cns/brain. So it is possible to get behavioral improvements, just by fixing the immune system. I know that is not what you are saying above, but we need to be careful in jumping to conclusions. Fits with what we saw here, also, that it is entirely possible to be neurotypical and still have a high burden of metals. Her doctor believes that the IVIG corrected whatever was wrong with his body, such that it started removing the metals itself. So just because something is not technically a " chelator " [actually grabbing metals], does not necessarily mean metals won't come out. Dana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2009 Report Share Posted February 3, 2009 Just to inteject, what concerns me about this thread is that someone looking for a quick fix will try cilantro or guil. with their child. You know everytime something is mentioned on here I try to research ........ Not everyone will do that. You know, I don't speak to my twin sister. She is a new RN and she knows everything!!! So she texts me about 2 months ago and says she just met a woman who recovered her child from autism by giving ketchup mixed ACV. I told my sister if it was that easy, everyone would have done it by now; that Iman's autism is more than just hand-flapping. I think about the " ketchup woman " sometimes and people like my twin and just shake my head. AC protocol is not the only way but, you know, you have to responsibly present information. I'm not trying to be offensive but I don't know how else to say it. This is not a simple what to do for a cold or boil; this is " what should I use for chelation " and with chelation being a major part of getting our kids well, I don't think we should be so off-handed with it, IMO. Concerned, S. [ ] Re: Being legally forced to stop chelating. > The things I am doing are not simply killing infection, though that is > part of it. The things I am doing are fundamentally making me more > healthy and resilient. My eye color is changing and discussions of > iridology on this list indicate that this fact indicates toxins are > coming out. My oldest son and I are both able to get sun tans, > something we didn't really do before. That is consistent with the > experiences of others on this list as well. There was a mother in my local support group [she has since relocated to a different state] whose child was recovered with IVIG. I had an email discussion with her a while back. I asked if she had chelated her son and she said no, she did not have to. Once they started IVIG, her son's test results indicated metals " were pouring out of his body " . Her doctor believes that the IVIG corrected whatever was wrong with his body, such that it started removing the metals itself. So just because something is not technically a " chelator " [actually grabbing metals], does not necessarily mean metals won't come out. Dana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2009 Report Share Posted February 3, 2009 I met someone on a lymes list I belong to who recovered completely by doing essentially everything that we did on Andy's protocol except they did not take the chelators. Lymes is being linked to autism right now. To think that you could recover without using dmsa/ala is not beyond the realm of possibility. My son recovered on a diet of junk food, and we know how important everyone says diet is. I have seen many people get around their particular obstacles and still recover. We also homeschool and will continue to homeschool to be able to seek treatment for our children while preserving our freedom. Things could be much worse, your child would be forcibly vaccinated with all of the vaccinations possibly all at once if they were in the custody of social services and foster care so it is very important to cooperate fully with them for your child's benefit. We chelated our child at age 17, so it is possible to wait until this all blows over. I try not to let any one who has the power to misunderstand and judge me and take power over my life know anything whatsoever. Part of it is thinking how things that are said, come out and sound to the person judging you who you are talking to. Judgmental people are always judging and trying to find fault, so you language and communication to them especially has to be blameless, or white washed so clean what comes out of your mouth can't come back to haunt you. We learned how to do this in the ministry while under the microscope of everyone examining our lives. I had to train myself to think about what I said and how it appeared to other people before I said it. Outside of my group lists, I do not mention lymes disease and I do not mention our health difficulties, and if I do I make it extremely vague. We are an out of the box alternative lifestyle with our health that rarely anyone in the mainstream would understand. Even the alt med that I do with my daughters eye disease I have really come to the point where I believe, they just don't have to know. These doctors are not really interested in knowing that the conditions they are treating can be cured with alternative medicine. Their whole industry is based on making money, not healing people. Think of this lady who reported you and her motivations, if all of the autistic kids recover, she is out of a job. Many other patients on our uveitis patients helping patients group will not fully disclose to their doctor the alternative medicine things that they are doing. I agree with the person that said to fire the doctor and repent from following his advise that is not substantiated by mainstream tests. Then the person who reported you will feel like they have done their job by fixing you. I am very concerned that someone in your child's school reported you to social services though. I would do what ever it took to try and switch schools after this all died down, because this person who reported you does not need to have any personal information or any information about your child's life ever again. You do not want to be under that kind of microscope on an ongoing basis, at least I wouldn't. Plenty of people are doing this protocol while sending their children to school and they chelate from fri afterschool to monday am. The problem might be a combination of you oversharing information to a nightmarish person. I would stop oversharing and switch schools to get away from this person for the future, otherwise they are going to be constantly in your business. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2009 Report Share Posted February 3, 2009 [ ] Re: Being legally forced to stop chelating. > The things I am doing are not simply killing infection, though that is > part of it. The things I am doing are fundamentally making me more > healthy and resilient. My eye color is changing and discussions of > iridology on this list indicate that this fact indicates toxins are > coming out. My oldest son and I are both able to get sun tans, > something we didn't really do before. That is consistent with the > experiences of others on this list as well. There was a mother in my local support group [she has since relocated to a different state] whose child was recovered with IVIG. I had an email discussion with her a while back. I asked if she had chelated her son and she said no, she did not have to. Once they started IVIG, her son's test results indicated metals " were pouring out of his body " . Her doctor believes that the IVIG corrected whatever was wrong with his body, such that it started removing the metals itself. So just because something is not technically a " chelator " [actually grabbing metals], does not necessarily mean metals won't come out. Dana Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2009 Report Share Posted February 3, 2009 This is just a note to say that I am still sleeping more than usual and do not have time to read all the posts that relate to the discussion about me and what I am doing. When I can, I hope to get back to this. One quick note about butter to the mom (Eli?) who mentioned they went from using coconut oil to craving butter: We consume a lot of organic butter and recently made ghee (clarified butter) for the first time. The ghee that we have been consuming these past 2 to 3 weeks is part of why we are sleeping so much. Just thought I would toss that out there in case you want to try it. Also, Dana: thanks. That's exactly what I am saying -- that, no, coconut oil (and the other things I spoke of) is not a " chelator " but metals are coming out of my system. Later...maybe much later. I am online much less than normal here lately. Michele http://www.healthgazelle.org http://www.kidslikemine.org http://www.solanorail.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2009 Report Share Posted February 3, 2009 > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: S. > > > > Just to inteject, what concerns me about this thread is that someone looking for a quick fix will try cilantro or guil. with their child. You know everytime something is mentioned on here I try to research ........ Not everyone will do that. > > You know, I don't speak to my twin sister. She is a new RN and she knows everything!!! So she texts me about 2 months ago and says she just met a woman who recovered her child from autism by giving ketchup mixed ACV. > > ===>Lol, why not? I did read a post, on here, I think where a woman said her child recovered with just Kelp. And there are stories of spontaneous recoveries where the parents do nothing. But they are extremely rare. And regardless of the crazy cure, I would still be looking for the " why " of the original condition and expecting metals to be part of the why.===> > > AC protocol is not the only way but, you know, you have to responsibly present information. I'm not trying to be offensive but I don't know how else to say it. > > ===>It's so tempting to be tolerant, to just all get along and say that whatever you chose to do is fine. But if you believe that taking chelators without regard for their half-life is dangerous, then conscience dictates you cannot. > > And then there are those posts, like the one from the parent who mixed Dmsa with Cilantro, and the other ones from parents' who use other protocols that come here when the kids are in real trouble....and it's not pretty, and it's preventable. > > ===as I continue my pollyannish broken record moment...that " why this place, ya'all, rocks " - parents are looking for their own best answers, and when things go wrong, when what they choose to try does not work...they do know they CAN come back here & do the best they can from there....and when " they " do come back & say " omgosh, help, " there is a commiseration that happens & a " wish that didn't happen, " but, not the slam dunk " told ya so " thing. I do see this regularly & often in my browsing ways...no matter how you look at it, it is all about healing the kids, as best you can - for all parents... and if you say to me, not " all " parents, (I do get that part) I would just think " that would be the toxic kid, grown up, still trying to do the best they can & the best they can do simply is not good enough for whatever their own kids need. " big sigh...I do growl rather often.... wishing all the very best, elizabeth Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 3, 2009 Report Share Posted February 3, 2009 Excellent point . This is a common issues that keeps happening again and again and again. ASD is a serious condition, with so many biochemical processes dysfunctional that there is no quick fix. I see so many bad decisions made because someone dangles a " easy quick fix " in front of desperate parents and they jump at it. Cutler protocol is inconvenient. BIG DEAL. ASD for the rest of your childs life is a LOT more pain in my opinion. S. wrote: > > Just to inteject, what concerns me about this thread is that someone > looking for a quick fix will try cilantro or guil. with their child. > You know everytime something is mentioned on here I try to research > ........ Not everyone will do that. > > You know, I don't speak to my twin sister. She is a new RN and she > knows everything!!! So she texts me about 2 months ago and says she > just met a woman who recovered her child from autism by giving ketchup > mixed ACV. I told my sister if it was that easy, everyone would have > done it by now; that Iman's autism is more than just hand-flapping. > I think about the " ketchup woman " sometimes and people like my twin > and just shake my head. > AC protocol is not the only way but, you know, you have to responsibly > present information. I'm not trying to be offensive but I don't know > how else to say it. > This is not a simple what to do for a cold or boil; this is " what > should I use for chelation " and with chelation being a major part of > getting our kids well, I don't think we should be so off-handed with > it, IMO. > Concerned, S. > > > [ ] Re: Being legally forced to stop chelating. > > > > The things I am doing are not simply killing infection, though that is > > part of it. The things I am doing are fundamentally making me more > > healthy and resilient. My eye color is changing and discussions of > > iridology on this list indicate that this fact indicates toxins are > > coming out. My oldest son and I are both able to get sun tans, > > something we didn't really do before. That is consistent with the > > experiences of others on this list as well. > > There was a mother in my local support group [she has since relocated > to a different state] whose child was recovered with IVIG. I had an > email discussion with her a while back. I asked if she had chelated > her son and she said no, she did not have to. Once they started IVIG, > her son's test results indicated metals " were pouring out of his > body " . Her doctor believes that the IVIG corrected whatever was wrong > with his body, such that it started removing the metals itself. So > just because something is not technically a " chelator " [actually > grabbing metals], does not necessarily mean metals won't come out. > > Dana > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 3, 2009 Report Share Posted May 3, 2009 Hi , I am a new member. Not sure if I need to send an intro, so I will just do it here as to be more efficient. I am 46, and a 3 yr b c survivor. I am interested in chelation. And any and all comments from cancer survivors on what they are doing for their own health is welcomed. If that is off topic for this grp pls email privately. I came across this older post and I wondered why cilantro is not advised. Also, could someone comment on what is advised and also, what is Dmsa, Dmps, Ala? Thanks so much! have TWO thiol groups, one for each part of the claw. The only substances known on the face of the earth that have two thiol groups are; Dmsa, Dmps, Ala and Cilantro (which of course is not recommended). > > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: Michele > > > > > Again, if I put a spoonful of coconut oil in my mouth, it leaches > metals from my dental work similar to what cilantro did. I have > direct evidence that it interact with metals. > > ===>I'm at a loss here. Sorry, this is not direct evidence. Direct evidence would be to compare mercury excretion with coconut oil with mercury excretion from a " known " chelator....like Dmsa/Dmps or Ala. > > The above example would be your belief system, but it is not direct evidence.===> > > > > I am at a disadvantage > in terms of not knowing enough organic chemistry and not knowing > enough physiology to explain things adequately. > > ===>Okay, let me explain this. Chelator, in latin means " claw " , something that can grab hold of metals and escort them out of your body. Chelators *must* have TWO thiol groups, one for each part of the claw. The only substances known on the face of the earth that have two thiol groups are; Dmsa, Dmps, Ala and Cilantro (which of course is not recommended). > > Then there are other foods that unlearned people (even some drs) think will help chelate metals. These are " mono " thiol foods like;' eggs, milk, broccoli, chlorella, and other high sulfur foods,etc. etc. Mono thiol foods have ONE thiol. The mono thiol foods help mercury bounce around very fast in the body but they do not help excrete the mercury. > > Coconut oil is not even high in sulfur, it has no hope of removing anything, despite the metallic feeling or whatever happens when you put it into your mouth.====> > > > > But I am very clear > that metals continue to come out of me and this is a big part of why I > am getting gradually better. > > ===>You are free to believe what you like. I think we're going to have to agree to disagree about this. But how long have you been reading on this list? > > > > > > Peace. > > Michele > http://www.healthgazelle.org > http://www.kidslikemine.org > http://www.solanorail.org > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 3, 2009 Report Share Posted May 3, 2009 Anyone can detox if they want to. Its not illegal. Lots of ways, oral chelators like Pectasol CF, NDF, NCD, etc. and you can get DMSA non-prescription from several sites like www.vrp.com There is also epsum salt footbaths with ionizer that works well, sauna, etc. ===================== Posted through Grouply, the better way to access your like this one. http://www.grouply.com/?code=post Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 3, 2009 Report Share Posted May 3, 2009 Well documented that blood tests aren't reliable method to test for toxic metal body burden. Anyone should know better. www.flcv.com/damspr17.html For example mercury vapor passes through blood in less than 10 seconds on average before its pumped somewhere and crosses a cell membrane into a cell, often in organs that get the most blood. Magos et al, 1999 Toxic metals in general have short transition time in blood. Its well known and well documented that blood tests only recent acute exposures. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You are posting as a guest. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.
Note: Your post will require moderator approval before it will be visible.