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Joined: Jun 2006
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i hope this question makes sense im not making much sense lately
i was wondering when somone has a cavitation and theres alot of mercury in it can chelation bind to the mercury without it needing to be surgically cleaned i know they need cleaning to get rid of the bad bacteria but will say dmsa or other chelation therapies bind to it or does it need opening to release the mercury
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Joined: Nov 2006
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I believe ala (chelating agent) can get everywhere in the body.
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