Gdawson6... Hi again.

Do you need any "studies" or socalled gov validated "scientiffic proof" to belive in something? There isn't much of that around.... Mercury poisoning for that reason is generally viewed as anxiety symptoms. The symptom list of anxiety and mercury poisoning is identical.. Off topic...

But proof.. oh yes there is proof on the net... But from sources that may not be credible, credible in the light of governmental validacy.

I.e... don't allways be source critical, be content critical!
You trust a source after you have personally verified the source's rightness in what its saying.. Like after having tried the Cutler protocol and personally verified it works, or that some other person or friend that you trust, has tried it, and he or she says it works! Trust is a personal choise after a personal analysis of data.

Others.... try garlic and get permanenty better too... after reading about garlic's so many claims, many of them may be overrated, other garlic claims may be more realistic... but realistic? How do you say whats realistic or not?

For that you first have to read, THEN experience personally and conclude if garlic really killed the cancer or not... for example... then you could say that that specific claim is bs or not.. or that it may be bs because it didnt work on you, but it also may be true even if it didnt work on you as claimed..

There is claims all over the net... Some sounds too far fetched, but may still be true... like chemtrails for example.. other claims sound more likely, and therefor we will swallow the info or claims more readily, even without researching it into more depth...

There are all kinds of health attribut claims on all kinds of herbs...
If getting unsure about the their real credibility, then you have to go to the next step.... Ask real people....

Herballure... Lots of real people to ask... both about garlic, and both about DMSA..

People do get better on both.... You said so yourself..


That is because it does! most probably... but you may be right about that its not chelation but other things that garlic does, making the garlic lovers belive they have chelated...

But... Google for "garlic" + "mercury salts". google "garlic" + "thiol" + "detox", google "garlic" + "mercury", google, "garlic" + "selenium", etc....

Then.... after reading 5-6 hits or more pr search, then come to an temporary conclusion of the data and claims. Not beein source critical, but content critical.
Then after that... ask people on for example this forum..... Theire experience with the claims that you just read about from the searces...

That is how i'm doing it anyway...

Kindly...
Ole.