I was a bit irresponsive for not warning about those supplements. But then again, the question was also only about what supplements is commonly used - not a recommendation to use them.
But potentially anything on the list can be harmful. Even vit C can backfire if taken in large enough doses. I saw one on a candida forum talking about death being near after going past 5 grams of vit C. I also tried to copy your behavior here, when everyone seems to use at least 4 g of C, but the plan backfired. I was lucky enough to not get past 1 g, before it backfired, not a biggie, but I learned my lesson. So, yes be careful in what you recommend, things work very differently for everyone. I think vit E can backfire even more (based on the small amounts I've taken), but people are usually not megadosing it (which is a good idea).

Bex: I know that many like to put salivation as a cause of mercury, but I have to disagree on this. Because for example things like C & E which should not mobilize mercury or even chelate it has had a similar effect on salivation on me than agents which are supposed to chelate mercury. There are also other, more subtle issues involved that are too lengthy to explain here. But we don't have to agree on everything <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/smile.gif" alt="" />