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Joined: Jun 2006
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Linda, when you stop taking the chelator, the levels of chelating agent in the blood drop (as you know). So the mercury that remains, gets reabsorbed. However, as this is happening, when you take a late dose, it spikes the levels immediately back up again dramatically. Thus causing more random movement of mercury, the very thing you wish to avoid.
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