Re: Cilantro and Nickel-Cobalt bridges

I suggest that you reconsider and think about what is happening. It is complex and there are lots of opinions.

After I spent many dozens of hours reading various viewpoints I settled on Cutler's protocol. It seemed to be the most conservative and safe method I could find. It also seemed that few people reported nasty long term sfx and many were reporting long term gains.

I've been in the chelation groups for two years now. Some of the saddest stories I've heard have been from those who actually had a rather serious mercury problem and used cilantro. It seems that it actually contains a mercury chelator and it may be able to move mercury across the blood brain barrier--in *both* directions.

Teen who used cilantro.
http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/frequent-dose-chelation/message/64260

40-something female.
http://whatidontknow.net/blog/how-do-you-tell-your-story/


You might consider Cutler's method as an alternative. He and Dr Dan Pompa discuss their heavy metal problems, how they got diagnosed and how they greatly improved.
http://www.healthcentersofthefuture.com/DrCutler/


Some folks start with a hair test. There are 600+ along with symptoms from members of chelation groups, including the Cutler Chelation group at Curezone.
http://livingnetwork.co.za/chelationnetwork/hairtest/hairtest3/


Cutler thinks EDTA makes mercury more dangerous to the brain.

Joe


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