Andy. Not sure what you mean...

[Guest guest]

I found this is one of your posts.

" But I do stand by the statement that most detox protocols do NOT

remove any

mercury from the brain, so to the extent that mercury causes

psychiatric or

endocrine problems those will not be cured - and I have certainly seen

a lot

of these people. "

[Guest guest]

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Not Andy here, but:

Most chelators do not cross the brain/blood barrier (also abbreviated

here often as BBB). So, they don't touch the brain mercury. ALA

crosses the barrier, so can get to and remove the brain mercury. So,

using a detox method or even a real chelator doesn't necessarily help

these people. ALA should help though. I know with my son it has.

P.

Arias wrote:

>

> I found this is one of your posts.

>

> " But I do stand by the statement that most detox protocols do NOT

> remove any

> mercury from the brain, so to the extent that mercury causes

> psychiatric or

> endocrine problems those will not be cured - and I have certainly seen

> a lot

> of these people. "

>

>