Date:   9/15/2007 7:36:01 PM ( 17 y ago)
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It seems you are in the realm of experimental pharmacology. I have not known vitamin B-12 to have any toxicity, nor have I seen it recommended as a chelator. There have been some very positive research reports about glutathione, it is substance the body makes for itself and may be researched for its probable inferred reduction of toxic mercury in the body, yet extensive clinical studies for its use and dosage are lacking. I might take a vitamin C tablet tonight and wake up with a headache tomorrow, this does not mean the vitamin C caused the headache. Without experimental data on a larger population and specific dosages of glutathione combined with B-12 and checks for side effects after long term usage tracking; it would be very difficult to fully explain what is happening due to glutathione usage. In one study glutathione was used as an antidote for acute inorganic mercury poisoning in rats and the rats with the glutathione had a higher survival rate.
 

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