Originally Posted by Jeanie
Originally Posted by Sean
I would be hesitant to try something as far as Chelators go without FURTHER studying to make sure it's been proven safe as I would not want to mess myself up further. I stumbled across this and it looked too good to be true, maybe not?

http://www.cocoonnutrition.org/catalog/page_mercury_magnet.php


Very interesting.... I have some stuff, just a single herb, that the guy who made what is now, Nature's Herbs formulas (Dr. Christopher) had on his website. I'm going to have to find that. Haven't found out any information on it but he knew about it decades ago. Bugleweed! That's what it was.... However, just googled it and its now used for hyperthyroidism...lung issues...pain and sedation but its not to be used by people with hypothyroidism as it lowers TSH. Guess I can't use it. I bought a bulk bag of it a long time ago. Anyone on here have graves disease?

Anyway, Sean, I want to know what you find out. That is disappointing about algin. I have used Modifilan as a super seaweed.

Modifilan is great, thats what I am using now, it's what 40% algin? Thats part of the Kelp seaweed, doubt it seriously would stop you from absorbing minerals when the seaweed is chalk full of them! Did you get any results from it? I just started a week ago and thought I should pick up the dose, I am currently on three a day and handle is very well. I have to look up more about Oak Bark or the Mercury Magnet as they call it and see what it is about. I want to see some talk about it online before I even consider it.

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