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Joined: Mar 2004
Posts: 76
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Hi Laura,
Just to be clear, algin is not a chelating agent though, correct? It does not pull mercury from the brain and other tissues/organs, like DMSA/alpha lipoic acid for example, but it is supposed to mop up existing redistributed mercury, yes?
The reason I ask for clarification is that you mentioned you use algin as the primary method of "detox". Theoretically, I think, if one did not use a chelator in conjuction with algin, then there really wouldn't be anything to mop up.
Thanks for clarifying.
Tom
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