Has anyone heard of or done chelation using cilantro and chlorella

instead of synthetic drugs?  Thoughts? Opinions?



Susan

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wrote:

> Has anyone heard of or done chelation using cilantro and chlorella

> instead of synthetic drugs?



yes, anyone who's been reading this list for a while has

certainly heard of these.  And, may I add, about a dozen

other things.

Both chlorella and cilantro come up quite frequently.

The FAQ (URL below) has a brief mention of each, I think:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Autism-Mercury/files/Mercury-Autism%

20FAQ





> Thoughts?



my main thought just now is that I do not have enough time

to comment adequately on this, right now.



I would not recommend that you use either.

Chlorella I think of as the more dangerous of the 2.

Cilantro is "only" as dangerous as all chelation agents are.



good wishes,

Moria

I had a terrible time on Cilantro and would not recommend it . It is a

potent mover of Hg however it is difficult to control dosages.

Fran





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In what way was it terrible?



Amy



--- In Autism-Mercury@yahoogroups.com, flamvent@a... wrote:

> I had a terrible time on Cilantro and would not recommend it . It

is a

> potent mover of Hg however it is difficult to control dosages.

> Fran

>

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> In what way was it terrible?

>

> Amy

>

> --- In Autism-Mercury@yahoogroups.com, flamvent@a... wrote:

> > I had a terrible time on Cilantro and would not recommend it .



A few problems I have heard from Cilantro:



Severe electrical sensitivity where none existeed before, lasting many

years.



Facial paralysis continuing for at this point 2 years.



Dramatic exacerbation of anxiety and psychiatric issues.



Many more.  The stuff DOES appear to move mercury in and out of the

brain which makes it VERY DANGEROUS if not used properly.

Unfortunately nobody knows how to do that, especially the people who

claim to know.



Andy .. . . . . . . . . .

Hi. How do you know that Cilantro is moving mercury, what were your

symptoms? Are you talking about fresh cilantro or some other form (ie-

  oil, dried leaf)? If there were no symptoms after large amounts of

Cilantro, could it be assumed that there is no mercury? Thanks in

advance. Tina



--- In Autism-Mercury@yahoogroups.com, flamvent@a... wrote:

> I had a terrible time on Cilantro and would not recommend it . It

is a

> potent mover of Hg however it is difficult to control dosages.

> Fran

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I have already posted some of the effects it has. If you are not HG  poisoned

you can take as much as you want. Cilantro in any form is Cilantro.





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> Has anyone heard of or done chelation using cilantro and chlorella

> instead of synthetic drugs?  Thoughts? Opinions?

>

> Susan



I've heard of it, chlorella isn't a chelator, both of these have high

adverse reaction rates, there are never any circumstances anyone should

use these in order to avoid "synthetic" drugs.



BTW, alpha lipoic acid (ALA) is a natural and essential part of your

metabolism.



Andy . . . . .. .  ..

The reactions I had were:-

Extreme nerve ending excitement, loss of power in my muscles where I had

great difficulty moving even out of bed, as well as eye sensitivity to  light.

I think that these symptoms were a consequence of moving mercury in an

uncontrolled manner. Cinlatro is a potent mover of mercury.

Fran





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