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Joined: Apr 2007
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Good to see you are feeling a little better Bex.
Correct me if I am wrong, but isn't it a bad idea to do minerals on chelation days since they will render the chelator 's (DMSA, whatever) binding strength rather useless in regard to the mercury if too many other fresh metals, eg; zinc, calcium , are present in the bloodstream at the same time?
My understanding is to take a couple days off each week to supplement with a good amount of zinc, calcium. etc. I will take zinc only in the morning with C, other vitamins, a smoothie etc but do not chelate until bedtime. I know you can take C everyday, and I do take it througout the day as long as it does not contain calcium (many C supplements contain minerals). something is obviously interfering with his abillity to unload mercury.
Or else he drank a lot of water, that would reduce load also for tests results also.
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