Guest guest Posted June 1, 2006 Report Posted June 1, 2006 Hi Duncan Well had a hard time understanding this, so let my husband read it, anyway all I know is I got the information from Cutler's book Amalgam Illness from here http://www.noamalgam.com he seems quite an expert on this issue so thought I'd take his word for it. At first I didnt' understand why you aren't supposed to chelate during but I think it is because chelation binds the mercury so if you take it during extraction then it makes sense it would bind the mercury and could mean you absorb it into your gut as oppose to get rid of it. Just my understanding so feel that is way to do it. I will start chelation (not sure how yet) 4 days after all filling replaced which for me is mid July. Regards Jane http://www.simplycards.net Here's where " not chelating until all fillings are removed " falls flat: The body's natural antioxidant and detoxifier glutathione, created in every cell from precursors, is the chief chelating agent of casual metals exposure. This process goes on 24/7 and the antioxidant is crucial whether or not one needs to undergo more active chelation therapy; glutathione is depleted by the very metals that may be causing the toxicity. Its depletion has been cited as an aggravating factor for continued free radical damage, irritation, inflammation, immune system imbalance and disease, and even as a causative factor of disease. This distinction is very important because glutathione is crucial to health maintenance and to life itself; it's part of the cellular energy cycle, and of course increasing energy rather than allowing its continued suppression is a main factor in a wellness regime (autoimmunes and cancer are conditions of ATP generation interference). Glutathione is the body's main detoxifying agent; the liver, the main detoxifying organ, is the biggest user of it, followed by the kidneys. > Regards Jane > Duncan Quote
Guest guest Posted June 1, 2006 Report Posted June 1, 2006 The point I was making is that even if you don't actively follow a chelation program your natural chelating process uses glutathione to remove metals including mercury. You can't stop it because reducing glutathione increases, not reduces, disease. Put another way, whether one is chelating or not following the Culter protocol, glutathione is there to mop up metals that are dislodged. Duncan > > Hi Duncan > Well had a hard time understanding this, so let my husband read it, anyway > all I know is I got the information from Cutler's book Amalgam > Illness from here http://www.noamalgam.com he seems quite an expert on this > issue so thought I'd take his word for it. > At first I didnt' understand why you aren't supposed to chelate during but I > think it is because chelation binds the mercury so if you take it during > extraction then it makes sense it would bind the mercury and could mean you > absorb it into your gut as oppose to get rid of it. Just my understanding > so feel that is way to do it. I will start chelation (not sure how yet) 4 > days after all filling replaced which for me is mid July. > Regards Jane > http://www.simplycards.net > > Here's where " not chelating until all fillings are removed " falls > flat: > > The body's natural antioxidant and detoxifier glutathione, > created in every cell from precursors, is the chief chelating > agent of casual metals exposure. This process goes on 24/7 and > the antioxidant is crucial whether or not one needs to undergo > more active chelation therapy; glutathione is depleted by the > very metals that may be causing the toxicity. Its depletion has > been cited as an aggravating factor for continued free radical > damage, irritation, inflammation, immune system imbalance and > disease, and even as a causative factor of disease. > > This distinction is very important because glutathione is crucial > to health maintenance and to life itself; it's part of the > cellular energy cycle, and of course increasing energy rather > than allowing its continued suppression is a main factor in a > wellness regime (autoimmunes and cancer are conditions of ATP > generation interference). > > Glutathione is the body's main detoxifying agent; the liver, the > main detoxifying organ, is the biggest user of it, followed by > the kidneys. > > > Regards Jane > > > > Duncan > Quote
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