You posted many big posts in response to my little request. If there is some actual data that suggests that garlic helps increase the levels of mercury excreted from the body please post it.

You made the mistake of lumping me as a blind cutler follower ole. I've had my amalgams out for over 3 years, most of that time I have been doing natural methods of removing mercury, like garlic, a sauna, herbs, healthy foods, healthy fats, etc... It was only out of desperation for some actual progress that I tried ALA chelation following the Cutler protocol starting about 9 months ago. I've always been one to read and investigate and I absolutely love the natural healing power of herbs.

You might think its a joke to ask for actual studies, but I think its a joke to believe what you read in the internet without questioning it further. Seriously, read deeper on chlorella. Everybody claims its like a sponge for mercury, there is no actually proof to back that claim up! Algin at least has some evidence that it actually does bind to mercury in the gut. If you want to read on the internet and put the puzzle pieces about mercury together, you have to make sure you are using puzzle pieces that are actually backed by truth and not just hearsay.

So if you actually read cutlers books btw, it says something different than what you believe. He does say garlic is ok to eat, if you tolerate sulfur foods, and that garlic will boost your immune system. He does say not to depend on garlic as opposed to chelation to remove mercury from your body, because there is no evidence that it actually does this, though he knows garlic has other healthy benefits.

He also says not to use cilantro unless you have tried ALA and can't use it, and then only use cilantro following the frequent dose protocol so you minimize redistribution of mercury. He knows cilantro contains an actual chelating agent that most likely crosses the blood brain barrier, but that ALA is a safer and more tested alternative that should be used.

Finally he say don't use chlorella whatsoever, why? Because there has never been any proof ever seen that chlorella actually binds to mercury, and people have come to him after being made much worse from chlorella so he cannot recommend something like that to ANYBODY.

If you want to depend on the internet learn more about your sources. You can't build a good puzzle out of pieces of mis-information ole, so don't pretend I'm just a blind follower of someone you have never even read about.