what dose are you on?



True, I've been lax in doing that for sometime. I think I offended somebody for speaking out about it awhile back and they told me what they thought. So I didn't want to go and bash chlorella so badly if some felt it was helping them. However, the risks for some are bad enough as to cause BIG problems. Let me also mention how the times I took it, I had various reactions. Sometimes I felt pretty good, but other times it was horrific. Once, after taking it, I took months to recover. It had mobilised so much mercury everywhere, that I was dreadfully sick for ages following. I thankfully recovered from that reaction. Had I used Cutler's protocol? I could have avoided taking risks, plus I could have possibly cured that reaction much earlier and much more efficiently. Sometimes you can correct a bad reaction by using DMSA every 4 hours around the clock. It's worked for me before.

Someone else I heard about used it in the form of NDF. All was going ok at first, but then everything hit her and she remained sick apparently for over a year or more following. Though one must not forget that there does come a time of mercury dumping, which the NDF may have triggered. However, the Cutler protocol I think would have helped her.

Healing crisis are ok, but they should not be totally intolerable, nor should the reaction continue LONG afterwards. That indicates massive redistribution of metals.



True, it's not a long term cure. But in some cases for some it maybe an emergency bandaid solution (I think that term you used was pretty apt). Perhaps it "may" mop up some already accessible mercury in some external areas, but it does not chelate mercury overall and should not be relied upon to do so. I think one would be wise getting on with true chelation and being away of their symptoms as an indicator of what is happening. Algin "may" interfere with that.



That's great that you notice benefits from it. Yes it can be very powerful. I took it once, too much when I had mercury I think that should have been chelated with DMSA and the response was extreme. So for sure, DMSA is a necessary start off, or at least a necessary clean up agent when one has been re-exposed to mercury. I was and didn't consider that. I had used antifungals and killed too much yeast at once, splitting them open and releasing their contents, which sadly included metals.

Instead of using DMSA and sticking with it until I had cleared this up. I had a go with ALA and the response was a shocker. I didn't do that again I went straight onto DMSA and thankfully I improved.

So one has to be careful with it. But it is powerful and obviously necessary to clear brain mercury. Pity about the yeast liking it.