I read it really bothers some in here and makes them go over the edge as far as symptoms go, also Andy Cutler says stear clear of it. I used it before my tooth was out for a week and afterwards for years and it made me feel better or kept me healthy, never had one bad reaction to it. Makes me wonder why so many can tolerate things and others can't, very tricky stuff this Mercury is. If I had no side effects at all from it and felt better at times does that mean it did not mess me up worse by stirring up Mercury? Either that or I am in the state I am in now because it stirred it up for years and made me worse? I hope I have not done permanent damage from my tryings with it and Cilantro (I used it for a week or two last winter but quit so I don't think much damage happened). I know some say these things stir up Mercury and withough Algin or something to soak it up and take it out then it can redistribute and hurt you worse, but it never made me feel any worse and infact keep my blood sugar normal. I was told or lead to believe back then Chlorella took it out of the body, but now I don't see that as the case and was misinformed.

When I was mercury toxic, my experience with chlorella was generally quite dramatic. Yes, I think it did rid some metals for sure, but it stirred them up to the extreme and I was often on the floor screaming and almost tearing my hair out, whilst going through an eruption of mercury symptoms from the stirring up. Sure when it was over, I felt relieved and a bit more metal appeared to have been cleared out but at what cost? Sometimes it took ages to recover from chlorella and the stirring of mercury. Healing crisis? Yes, probably but it is very risky if you get tipped over the edge like that.

Sometimes I felt ok with it, but mercury being unpredictable can be risky if you use certain products that may mobilise more than bind and/or use products incorrectly (randomly). It depends how you respond personally to them.

Some do very well on chlorella, you maybe one of those. How do you handle sulfur foods? E.g. eggs. onions, broccoli, cabbage etc? Because sulfur can also stir up mercury but those low in sulfur, can find it helps them instead. But extra sulfur can certainly have the power to move metals around. I had that problem when very toxic with mercury but when I had less mercury, my reactions to sulfur improved greatly.

I handle eggs very well, and Garlic etc.... I don't react bad to Garlic supps nor when I eat eggs. For some reason I can tolerate them very well and never understood the fear from them nor had the reaction you did. Selenium from a Broccoli base recently made me crazy though, nearly insane one morning! I had a horrible reaction to that, maybe it stirred up alot of metals? Chlorella was pleasant though, I always loved it! I felt better on it. Should I continue to use it? Will it mess me up worse with Algin in me?

MSM worked well for me as well, thats sulfur right? That made me feel better when using it, some die offs or cleansing but nothing near as dramatic as the Selenium when I used it.

This might explain why I think eggs can bring on a panic attack from me.
I took two very small chlorella tablets and had panic. I feel at a loss as to how to tackle this mercury. I initially took chlorella thinking it will be a mild cleanse as I don't want to go through panic attacks to get this out. It's in my head and it hurts once it starts moving. I don't know what to do.

I want to know if you can learn to tollerate chlorella. I was planning on starting on a mega small dose and work my way up to a suitable dose,even if it takes weeks. What do you think about this approach? My chlorella tablets are tiny little things and even two set me off so I may even have to cut one in half.

I take in with coriander (cilantro) as this is supposed to remove the loosened mecury. I have planted a coriander garden and I am currently eating as much as possible and I have a tincture for later when I can handle it. I love the coriander pesto and it's a good way to get the garlic, although I get told I stink.

I am wanting to also clean myself out using a traditional sauna, not the infrared type. I live closish to a Korean bath house who have a good one but having agoraphobia makes it hard to get to and sit in. I am looking at ways of having my own but even a very small type 1100mm x 1100mm is expensive and I am thinking might me too claustrophobic. After doing research I don't think the little colaspsable ones will get enough heat up to do the job. It's the dry, very hot heat that releases you sweat, not the steamy type of heat. I am on a constant search for a sauna.

One thing I notice about being in the sauna is my face dosen't sweat at all and goes bright red. It takes about 20mins to stop being red. Are faces supposed to sweat?