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richsurf77

Chlorella and Detox Foot Patches

Is chlorella the best thing for removing metals, and if so what is the
best thing to take with it/before it to bind the metals? Does cilantro
bind metals or does it just help to remove more?

Here's a site I found which sells chlorella:

http://www.regenerativenutrition.com/shop/product.asp?
cookiecheck=yes&P_ID=377

Also, has anyone had any success using detox foot patches? I've found a
site with some here: http://www.novadetox.co.uk

Marc Martin

Re: Chlorella and Detox Foot Patches

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richsurf77 wrote:
> Is chlorella the best thing for removing metals,

It seems that many people with heavy metal toxicity are
unable to stand taking chlorella. For me, it made my
ES much worse, and gave me all sorts of adverse affects.
The issue seems to be that it mobilizes and redistributes
a lot of toxins in addition to the ones it removes.
Another issue is that many brands of chlorella are
already contaminated with toxins to start with, which
can make them even more intolerable.

If you're going to give chlorella and/or cilantro
a try, I would recommend trying NDF. Of the half-dozen
different chlorella products I tried, this seemed to
have the most benefits and the least negative side
effects. I would follow this up with some Mega-H
a hour or two later to get any extra mobilized metals.
I would also start at a very small dose to start
with (1 drop per day) and build up to whatever
dose you can tolerate.

There are many places that you can buy NDF. Here's
one that I most frequently used:

http://purehealthsystems.com/ndf-moreinfo.html

As for foot patches, I had no reaction to one brand,
while another brand caused me severe agitation
very quickly, making me unable to even use it
overnight. So I had no success with these, but
there are lots of brands I didn't try.

Marc

richsurf77

Re: Chlorella and Detox Foot Patches

OK, thanks for the advice. I am going to try a couple of bentonite
clay baths next. My upper back has been feeling a bit hot lately
after using the computer, so hopefully this will help. I did actually
read some good things about what chlorella can do, but I guess the
amount you use is very important and people with ES are probably more
sensitive to metals being mobilized. I'm also almost certain I have
mercury because my head feels odd sometimes and I can't concentrate.

Richard

--- In [hidden email], Marc Martin <marc@...> wrote:

>
> richsurf77 wrote:
> > Is chlorella the best thing for removing metals,
>
> It seems that many people with heavy metal toxicity are
> unable to stand taking chlorella. For me, it made my
> ES much worse, and gave me all sorts of adverse affects.
> The issue seems to be that it mobilizes and redistributes
> a lot of toxins in addition to the ones it removes.
> Another issue is that many brands of chlorella are
> already contaminated with toxins to start with, which
> can make them even more intolerable.
>
> If you're going to give chlorella and/or cilantro
> a try, I would recommend trying NDF. Of the half-dozen
> different chlorella products I tried, this seemed to
> have the most benefits and the least negative side
> effects. I would follow this up with some Mega-H
> a hour or two later to get any extra mobilized metals.
> I would also start at a very small dose to start
> with (1 drop per day) and build up to whatever
> dose you can tolerate.
>
> There are many places that you can buy NDF. Here's
> one that I most frequently used:
>
> http://purehealthsystems.com/ndf-moreinfo.html
>
> As for foot patches, I had no reaction to one brand,
> while another brand caused me severe agitation
> very quickly, making me unable to even use it
> overnight. So I had no success with these, but
> there are lots of brands I didn't try.
>
> Marc
>

Marc Martin

Re: Chlorella and Detox Foot Patches

Administrator

> I did actually read some good things about what
> chlorella can do, but I guess the amount you use is
> very important and people with ES are probably more
> sensitive to metals being mobilized.

I think it is probably the case that a "normal"
person can deal with mercury mobilized into the
bloodstream -- the liver processes it, and then the
mercury leaves the body via the bile and feces. However,
for someone who cannot detoxify heavy metals properly
(e.g. many people with ES), the metals just circulate
in the bloodstream, causing you to feel bad, and then
they redeposit somewhere else in the body, causing
more damage (and making no progress towards
detoxifying). So a person with ES really needs
to take chelators that do 100% of the job of
getting heavy metals out of the body (not just
stir it up)

Marc