Posted by Marc Martin on
URL: https://www.es-forum.com/thank-yous-tp1554359p1554416.html

> I am starting the process of getting my mercury fillings taken out and
> the holistic dentist who is going to do it wants me to take a charcoal
> tablet and chlorella before she starts to work on my teeth - I'm ok
> taking the charcoal but am less sure about the chlorella - i had always
> thought it was good for heavy metals - can you tell me where you came
> across the info that it "stirs up" the metals as opposed to helping get
> them out of your body?

That's the popular opinion on the "adult-metal-chelation" yahoo group,
however I should note that these folks are very closed-minded, and
even if presented with the perfect metal chelation method, they
would reject it for years. :-/

Now, that said, on another metals group I was subscribed to (a more
open-minded, but now essentially inactive group), virtually EVERYONE
who tried chlorella had to stop because of bad reactions. I know
from my own personal experience that I can handle maybe 1/4 of a
200mg (tiny) tablet without problems, but there would be no way
that I could take 30 tablets in a day, not even for one day,
without problems.

I have had better luck with a chlorella/cilantro blend called
"NDF", but again, the amounts I can take of this on a daily
basis is very small.

You might be best off by just taking charcoal, but you can
always give it a try -- occasionally there are people here
who report a good reaction to chlorella.

Note that having tried several brands of chlorella, I'd say
that in terms of the tablets/capsules, I think "Prime
Chlorella" may be the least contaminated with heavy
metals:

http://www.prime-chlorella.com/

One can gauge this themselves by seeing how much chlorella
gives them head pressure / brain fog, and if they steadily
get worse when taking chlorella.

Marc