Originally Posted by Solidone
Thank you Abigail for responding to my messages, know that it means much to me in a time like this.

This is where I'm a bit in a dillema concerning klammath alge and chlorella, some people are for it and some people are against it.

I have heard people say that you should stay away from chlorella, but some people say that it's okay, but only if it's grown in some special factories where they monitor the alge and use special clean water and resources, I think they grown them in some kind of glass tubes.


Greetings Solidone!

I really am not sure about the chlorella. I went on the Andy Cutler website and typed it in the search spot, and he said that should not be taken (for some reason). I recommend that you PM Russ, and get his advice. I wouldn't want you to get worse by the supplements. He knows a lot about these things because he is the Administrator and owner of this website. Perhaps you can scroll back to the Cutler Protacol in the Mercury forum and type that word, "CHLORELLA" on the search line. (not in all caps). I wouldn't want to give you bad advice. You can click-on Russ' name in red, then type him a PM. You decide. Take care. deepconsideration
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EDIT: CHLORELLA - is not a chelator as it contains only one thiol group (sulfhydryl group). It can pick up mercury and move it around, but it does not strictly chelate it and hold onto it. This can cause a lot of oxidative damage as mercury ‘bounces around’. Chelators are dithiols (they contain two sulfhydryl groups) and hold on to mercury tightly and safely. Beware of protocols using chlorella for chelation.

--Solidone, I just now copy and pasted the above info from the Cutler post. I will keep you in prayer.

Last edited by Abigail; 02/12/13 08:39 PM. Reason: added information
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