Posted by
R. Ticle on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/Electromagnetic-rodent-repellers-tp1548345p1548381.html
Interesting post Marc, thank you.
I hope this doesn't hijack the thread, but it reminded me to tell you
that I tried Modifilan (brown seaweed extract) - you had said that it
made you feel agitated, I believe.
Anyway, I went through one bottle, working my way up to the maximum
dosage. It may have helped a bit, but it was difficult to say. I
can't say I felt any more agitated by it than without. I think it's
something that should be tried (excepting situations in which it gives
acute irritation) for more than, say, a month at a time. I might give
it another go sometime in the future.
Thanks for the positive post on chlorella. Anyone else?
Cheers,
R.
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[hidden email], "Marc Martin" <marc@...> wrote:
>
> Previously I wrote:
> > NDF is a chlorella/cilantro mix which is practically
> > the only metal chelator that actually helps my
> > sensitivity
>
> I've just been doing some experimenting with chlorella
> tablets, and I see that these are also helping my
> ES (plus chlorella is a heavy metal chelator).
>
> This is surprising to me, as I tried chlorella years
> and years ago, and found it made my ES worse. However,
> I suspect this is due to me being much better than
> I was years ago, and also I'm a bit smarter on
> finding the right brand, dosage, and frequency
> of taking it.
>
> The chlorella I'm using now are 200mg tablets from
> BioPure (which I suspect is a good brand, as it
> is promoted by famous mercury doctor Dr. Klinghardt).
> I'm taking about 4 tablets every 3 hours while
> using the computer. I do get a slight headache
> after taking it, and will try it some more to
> see if my tolerance for it degrades or improves.
>
> I've seen others here say that chlorella helps
> their ES, so I guess this shouldn't be too
> surprising. I have been a bit fearful of
> taking it after previous bad experiences, though.
>
>
> Marc
>