Hi Kath,

i'm glad I gave you a bit more confidence about it. there have been cures by the way of people with MS (in wheel chairs) and all. It is VERY possible/probable the mercury is in your spine and mercury causes tremors/spasms, all those things.

Well, ALA should get the mercury out of the central nervous system. So does cilantro apparently, but andy does not know how to use cilantro to recommend a protocol. So he sticks with ALA, unless a person does not like ALA and responds well to cilantro.

You need chelation that chelates brain/organ/nervous system mercury and these two appear to be the ones to do this. I don't think much else is that effective to really pull it out of there, but some mobilising agents might, but there is a risk when using them because they may not grip the mercury strongly enough to hold onto it long enough to get it out.

I'm not sure how strong clay would be to draw mercury out of there. Since you'd need something to really penetrate the spine/nervous system and brain too I think. the brain is the control centre is often physical disabilities can be brain mercury. ALA and cilantro both get at brain mercury also. Connective tissue/nervous system etc.

If I was you? I'd give the algin a go, bring vitamin C onboard if you can to add to the vitamin E and selenium and get mercury free fish oil. Try the clay and see how you go with those. Then i'd seriously consider ALA chelation at nice low frequent doses. You can have it as low as you wish. Even 6 mg if necessary. If you're nervous about reactions.