Re: Chelation for chronic candida

Thats interesting. What he had to say about non-excretors was that these people do not excrete it normally and are storing it. Autistic patients are non excretors and so for that reason, for them especially he tests their hair, blood, urine and one other thing to get a snapshot of their problem. otherwise it'd be hard to tell what's going on.

To quote him, (not verbatim) he said "If there's no mercury in these people's hair, where is it? Cause everyone's got them". This was in reference to a study of a large pool of children that showed that hair testing showed autistic children did NOT have mercury in their hair and the more autistic, the less mercury. People used this study as a way of saying "See, there is no relation between mercury and autism". But seeing as how when they did testing on a group of infants for toxins and contaminants and they found over 250/400 pesticides/metals/toxins being tested on newborn babies, everyone has them. And hair is a dead excrement of the body so if its not leaving the body, where is it? Blood tests do not show metals unless it is very acute because the body stores it as a way of protecting itself so I thnk everyone knows that.

He mentions that even with a DMPS challenge test, some people who were extremely sick did not show much mercury which later shot up to a large amount after the body started dumping it. There are people who show a large amount initially or after the second test and those are people who genetically are able to dispose of mercury with the help of a chelator, much faster than others.

There are actually genetic tests that you can take that test specifically for your liver enzyme's genetic functions. Things like Glutathione transferase, or SOD1, sod2, sod3, Nat 1, etc. which are genes that genetics has so far found that determine how well you detoxify certain things. Autistic children have problems with numerous mutations in this area and you dont necessarily have to be autistic to have them either. Autism, is basically a combination of heavy metals and toxicity with a genetic predisposition for the inability to excrete. It is mercury toxicity and all the symptoms that we as adults face, except in a developing child.

Anyway, I hope your meeting with your doctor goes well!


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Also want to add, the thing that got me interested or considering it more was when he mentioned a patient who was real sick. This was the patient that actually allowed him to realize the non excretors. He said that this patient only had 1 Amalgam and no history of exposure. And she showed no mercury. But she was really sick.
I never really had any exposure and only have 4-5 smaller Amalgams so I had a hard time believing why id be so sick. I mean, looking at those with 12-18 amalgams, I'm way sicker than they are so I found it hard to believe but I think that this information had changed my mind. And also I did not take into consideration that maternal transfer of Amalgams (my mom has a lot) and the vaccines do cause damage. Tweet