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Joined: Feb 2006
Posts: 497
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How I feel isn't the answer though. If it helps chelation then I would do it even if it makes me feel worse. If it impedes chelation then I don't want to do it. How you feel while and after chelating is strongly correlated with how much redistribution of mercury is taking place. If you can handle it, then do it, but being stubborn and pushing ahead while your body is actually feeling worse can make you worse in the long run, and many people have had that happen to them thinking they would take higher doses of ALA assuming it would help them get better faster.
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