Lynnmn... Alcohol is fat, and mercury is a fat soluble toxin.
That may be why..

Cutler says that alcohol temporarily helps the symptoms of mercury toxicity. Interesting.

Interesting Indeed... (((( Smiles ))))

Does it help in the removal of mercury?
Or just in blocking mercury from being absorbed?
Or both?
And how much alcohol does it take to help symptoms?
It temporarily helps the symptoms how?
Of course I would never give my child with mod/severe autism alcohol to see if this helps/ works even for awhile but...
has it ever been tested on any autistic adults in seeing if it helps the symptoms get better even if for a short time.
And which symptoms does it help the most?
And what could all this mean anyway?
Is there something we can learn from this?
I know that alcohol can calm tremor disorders.
Tremor also can be caused by mercury toxicity as well.
And also being neurological.
What other research is there on this out there.
Maybe as alcohol is fat, and mercury is a fat soluble toxin.
Alcohol takes the place of mercury somehow but when the alcohol exists the brain does it take some mercury out with it?
Not the best solution though but interesting to know.