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Algin doesn't mobilize mercury. In fact, it does not even go into the blood. It is a non-digestible polysaccharide that stays in the intestinal track and absorbs mercury. When the liver dumps mercury into the intestines, algin should be present to absorb it so it won't be reabsorbed by the intestines. Here's more information: Algin
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