Joey and all,

What is taurine/taurate meant for? It sounds tempting to take with the testimonials on here - I have major brain fog, severe lack of energy, and some mild depression here and there because of this damn illness. Are there any precautions for this supplement? I had my amalgams removed about 6 weeks ago, and I've only done very mild chelating so far.

Joey, are you still feeling better from taking these?

Anonymous,
You mentioned the possibility of many of us having copper toxicity too. For those of us that are sensitive to metals, I assume that most of us will have issues with not just mercury, but other metals to...due to all of the pesticides, polluted air and water, etc. EDTA is supposed to be a great chelator for most metals (although it's still questionable as to whether it helps with mercury), so that might be something to consider - all the literature I've read says it's very helpful for a long list of metals. My doctor gave me EDTA gum, which is a very mild and safe chelator according to him - tasty too. It's made by Longevity Plus, I believe. He also gave me an EDTA bath powder (Beyond Clean, I believe - also by Longevity Plus), which is another very gentle and safe chelator - you soak in it and it helps you to detox. I had no adverse effects from trying them, but that's just me. I would check with a doctor first, but those sound like gentle ways to chelate from other metals.

~Tia