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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.


I agree with this statement and would not use sulfur supplements as a primary mercury detox protocol, but I would use sulfur for other health reasons (against the damages caused by mercury) after detox or in the final stages of detox.

I prefer DMSA because it is a dithiol and therefore reduces mercury redistribution. I would also highly recommend Algin for any mercury, barium, strontium, or radiation detox protocol. I consider it critical:

http://orbisvitae.com/ubbthreads/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=64142#Post64142

Hope this helps.

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