Posted by Marc Martin on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/I-m-new-here-tp1543792p1543812.html

[hidden email] wrote:
> Just out of interest when the body rids itself of Mercury what elimination
> pathways does it use ? Sweat, urine, feaces this must be known if so have any
> tests been performed on those who chelate for signs of mercury chelation
> sucess ?

It's mostly supposed to go out via the feces. When taking a chelator, it
may go out via the urine or feces, depending on the type of chelator that
is being used.

One reason that some people do much better on NDF or NCD is that most
of the metals get directed out via the urine with these, which may be a
less compromised pathway than the usual fecal route.

And of course, if you are using some kind of sauna or steamroom, or excercising
a lot, then sweat is another possibility.

Marc