Effective mercury detox after mercury filling removals

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People want to take a pill once per day and don't want to put in any effort.
Plenty of medications are effective and only taken once a day. The curative properties of a compound are not necessarily correlated to how much you take or how much effort you put into it. That's a very odd view.
 

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What was your ALA starting dose? 12,5mg - 25mg is the usual recommendation to start, many need to start lower, i.e. 5mg or less.
Only had one amalgam that fell off 20 years ago, no specs, and suffering from mercury mainly because of vaccines.
Hence why I went straight to 50mg rounds without DMPS or DMSA.
 

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once the mercry in the brain is inactivated by OSR you will never be able to get it out again, so have to live with possible symptoms for the rest of your life.
If it's inactivated, how can it create "symptoms for the rest of your life"?
 

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There is also a FB group which does group buys from FandaChem, etc.
Irminix/NBMI/Emeramide/OSR
 

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If it's inactivated, how can it create "symptoms for the rest of your life"?

No idea. I am aware there are some reports in those FB groups of permanent strange brain symptoms. We don't know enough yet about this substance. This may be due to impurities or bad vendors and not the substance itself.

I have shown that even Haley himself says that OSR only inactivates mercury, so if the goal is to get the mercury out, it's not the way to go. OSR still can be very valuable I think, based on the many excellent reports. There simply not enough empirical data to recommend it as the number one solution for chronic mercury toxicity.
 

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No idea. I am aware there are some reports in those FB groups of permanent strange brain symptoms. We don't know enough yet about this substance. This may be due to impurities or bad vendors and not the substance itself.

I have shown that even Haley himself says that OSR only inactivates mercury, so if the goal is to get the mercury out, it's not the way to go. OSR still can be very valuable I think, based on the many excellent reports. There simply not enough empirical data to recommend it as the number one solution for chronic mercury toxicity.
Maybe a combination of ALA and OSR together would both escort mercury out while preventing redistribution thanks to the OSR.
Kind of the best of both worlds.
When you're done with an ALA round of if you forget a night dose, the OSR floating around can mop up the unbound mercury.
What do you think?
 

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Maybe a combination of ALA and OSR together would both escort mercury out while preventing redistribution thanks to the OSR.
Kind of the best of both worlds.
When you're done with an ALA round of if you forget a night dose, the OSR floating around can mop up the unbound mercury.
What do you think?

Maybe. OSR seems to bind extremely tightly to mercury, so it's possible that OSR "steals" the mercury from ALA and doesn't let it go again. That seems to be the biggest advantage of OSR. Normal chelators lose the mercury all the time, which is why redistribution happens. Taking ALA around the clock is annoying and it takes years, so OSR could theoretically turn out as the best tool for mercury toxicity.
 
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Maybe a combination of ALA and OSR together would both escort mercury out while preventing redistribution thanks to the OSR.
Kind of the best of both worlds.
When you're done with an ALA round of if you forget a night dose, the OSR floating around can mop up the unbound mercury.
What do you think?
Jesus!.. thank you guys very much.. I’m still perplexed as there is no clear info and that certain protocols can make it worse .. Im just looking for a modest 100% safe way of undoing damage once my fillings are removed .. I don’t know which way to go
 

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Thank you! Would it be safe to start supplementing those 2 while still having the fillings in my mouth? Or should I wait till they’re fully . Will supplementing
While they are in just move the mercury around
The case study suggests to me that up to 500 mg selenium and NAC daily could be safely used before and after amalgam removal.
Cilantro and chlorella and/or spirulina are also low risk foods.
With the usual precautions: dose, host, timing and combinations make a poison or a cure. That is, be alert and aware.
 

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Jesus!.. thank you guys very much.. I’m still perplexed as there is no clear info and that certain protocols can make it worse .. Im just looking for a modest 100% safe way of undoing damage once my fillings are removed .. I don’t know which way to go

Start by reading this websites: Appointment day at the dentist NB!


This covers all the basics.

The easiest thing you can do is after getting the mercury out safely is to take Vitamin E, Vitamin C, and Magnesium, and maybe some Zinc and Selenium. (Zinc only if you aren't copper deficient).
 

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The case study suggests to me that up to 500 mg selenium and NAC daily could be safely used before and after amalgam removal.
Cilantro and chlorella and/or spirulina are also low risk foods.
With the usual precautions: dose, host, timing and combinations make a poison or a cure. That is, be alert and aware.
I suggest you start reading Andy Cutler's protocols and watch Boyd Haley's videos, you will soon understand why the chelators you suggested are doing a lot more harm than good.
 

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Selenium is not a chelator.
Cilantro and NAC are. My advice still stands, you will have a better understanding of what a chelator is. Two fb groups go into extensive details about the subject: "Irminix" and "mercury chelation".
 

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Selenium is not a chelator.
No it‘s not, but it seems like it is one of the metals which is most affected and displaced by mercury. It also functions as part of enzymes which help to secrete mercury.

In this paper https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/ful...lsz9SX-v9wa5ZykxwnoBXo-7juqW-exMsvqEOo46EQrEQ they found that larger doses of selenium in conjunction with NAC helped a patient clear a body burden of mercury he had inhaled as evidenced by urinary excretion rates and improvement in several physical symptoms.
 

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