Yes, apparently so. Russ often mentions the helpful action of a supplement called "algin". This seems to act like a sponge and can appear to mop up available/mobiilsed mercury. Helpful to many!

There is also a link on here that directs people to a particular protocol for mercury detox - http://mercurytalk.com/wiki/index.php/Detoxing:Getting_Started_With_A_Detox_Plan

It maybe helpful to you. Everybody is different however. Many people use Andy Cutler's protocol, which is supposedly one of the safest around. It is about using chelating agents in such a way as to cut down on the risky mobilisation and redistribution of mercury and ensuring more safer and effective removal of it, rather than bouncing it around the body (where it can possibly end up in more sensitive tissues, brain also).

You can learn more about Andy and his protocol on this link if you care to check it out.
http://home.earthlink.net/~moriam/ANDY_INDEX.html

There are many different protocols out there to detox mercury. So you'll find a mass of contradictions around and it's very tough on any poisoned person to try and choose which way to go. But his is one that seems most favoured so far by those who have been harmed previously by other methods. NOt for everyone, but I feel it's got the most logic and science behind it.