According to Dr Brian Clement, these are the top three methods in his experience with people.

1). Infra-red saunas (the best method)

2). Distilled water

3). Green juices/chlorella

[www.youtube.com]

[hippocratesinst.org]

More details on Dr Brian's views on this site:
[articles.mercola.com]

www.thesproutarian.com

Pectasol-C(Modified Citrus Pectin) is very effective for detoxing toxic metals and has clinical studies backing its effectiveness at removing mercury and other heavy metals from the body.

Modified Citrus Pectin has also been shown to not remove beneficial minerals such as magnesium and zinc in the process, which is another bonus because many chelators do. I like alginate fiber which is found in brown seaweed species such as Kelp, i had good success with that also.

Dr Wilson doesn't recommend infra-red sauna's but prefers near infrared sauna's. They have some additional benefits and are electro-magnetically safer he says.



Edited 4 time(s). Last edit at 02/19/2014 09:24AM by powerlifter.

Most saunas have plenty of infrared (radiator). LED inrared saunas are overrated.

I have been working on getting rid of heavy metals, especially mercury, from my own system for decades and have used, and am using, everything mentioned so far in this thread except the infrared sauna - which I'm intuitively leery of but haven't really looked into enough due to my personal disinterest.

I consider one of my most crucial tools in this endeavor to be the use of black salt and plenty of high sulfur containing foods. Mercury loves to bond with sulfur in the body and steal it from it's many necessary functions. The high intake of sulfur containing foods and salt is not a method I read or was told about but something I figured out for myself and found it to be crucial for myself in my progress. I'm just mentioning it here because I haven't seen it mentioned anywhere else and I think that's a shame.

SueZ Wrote:
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> I have been working on getting rid of heavy
> metals, especially mercury, from my own system for
> decades and have used, and am using, everything
> mentioned so far in this thread except the
> infrared sauna - which I'm intuitively leery of
> but haven't really looked into enough due to my
> personal disinterest.
>
> I consider one of my most crucial tools in
> this endeavor to be the use of black salt and
> plenty of high sulfur containing foods. Mercury
> loves to bond with sulfur in the body and steal it
> from it's many necessary functions. The high
> intake of sulfur containing foods and salt is not
> a method I read or was told about but something I
> figured out for myself and found it to be crucial
> for myself in my progress. I'm just mentioning it
> here because I haven't seen it mentioned anywhere
> else and I think that's a shame.

I forgot to mention that although I have greatly benefited from Dr. Morse's YouTube videos on iridology I think he has made a big mistake when he blames, as he does, those colors around the iris being caused by sulfur. My thought is the coloration is from mercury. This is important because not only does Dr. Morse warn against taking elemental sulfur but he also warns against takeing foods that contain sulfur when in fact, in my experience, this is the exact opposite of what I have done to almost eliminate those colors!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/19/2014 03:47PM by SueZ.

powerlifter Wrote:
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> Foods containing sulfur are great for the majority
> of individuals, as you have said they bind to
> mercury and other toxins.
>
> Not only that but sulfur is needed by the liver
> for its detoxification processes.
>
> Many diets are low in those health promoting
> sulfur nutrients. Onions, garlic, broccoli etc are
> great sources of these sulfur compounds.
>

I have to say, though, that my only break, in over 20 years, from taking LOTS of sulfur containing foods was when I was on the hclf diet. It wasn't until the past year and a half or so that the colors in my iris', which Dr. Morse ascribes to mercury, have dramatically receded and have almost have disappeared!



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/23/2014 11:59PM by Prana.

yes, you need detox

SueZ Wrote:
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> I forgot to mention that although I have
> greatly benefited from Dr. Morse's YouTube videos
> on iridology I think he has made a big mistake
> when he blames, as he does, those colors around
> the iris being caused by sulfur. My thought is the
> coloration is from mercury. This is important
> because not only does Dr. Morse warn against
> taking elemental sulfur but he also warns against
> takeing foods that contain sulfur

I have to say, though, that my only break, in over 20 years,
from taking LOTS of sulfur containing foods was when I was on
the hclf diet. It wasn't until the past year and a half or so
that the colors in my iris', which Dr. Morse ascribes to mercury,
have dramatically receded and have almost have disappeared!

powerlifter Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> Pectasol-C(Modified Citrus Pectin) is very
> effective for detoxing toxic metals and has
> clinical studies backing its effectiveness at
> removing mercury and other heavy metals from the
> body.
>
> Modified Citrus Pectin has also been shown to not
> remove beneficial minerals such as magnesium and
> zinc in the process, which is another bonus
> because many chelators do. I like alginate fiber
> which is found in brown seaweed species such as
> Kelp, i had good success with that also.
>
> Dr Wilson doesn't recommend infra-red sauna's but
> prefers near infrared sauna's. They have some
> additional benefits and are electro-magnetically
> safer he says.

Modified Citrus Pectin ? Is this natural and raw?
Is it a food or a vitamin?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 02/19/2014 06:54PM by RawPracticalist.

RawPracticalist Wrote:
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> powerlifter Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Pectasol-C(Modified Citrus Pectin) is very
> > effective for detoxing toxic metals and has
> > clinical studies backing its effectiveness at
> > removing mercury and other heavy metals from
> the
> > body.
> >
> > Modified Citrus Pectin has also been shown to
> not
> > remove beneficial minerals such as magnesium
> and
> > zinc in the process, which is another bonus
> > because many chelators do. I like alginate
> fiber
> > which is found in brown seaweed species such as
> > Kelp, i had good success with that also.
> >
> > Dr Wilson doesn't recommend infra-red sauna's
> but
> > prefers near infrared sauna's. They have some
> > additional benefits and are
> electro-magnetically
> > safer he says.
>
> Modified Citrus Pectin ? Is this natural and raw?
> Is it a food or a vitamin?

Yeah its natural and is a form of pectin fiber(typically found in citrus fruits) which has been altered so that it can be more easily absorbed by the digestive tract. To my knowledge its not raw but not that it would matter anyway. The studies are there to prove its effectiveness.

Pectasol-C(Modified Citrus Pectin) is considered to be safe and there have been minimal side effects reported from its use.

Modified Citrus Pectin has shown other benefits such as being able to slow or stop the growth of various cancers such as those of the breast, skin or prostate.

There are other brands of modified citrus pectin but pectasol-C from Econugenics is the one with the most studies on its benefits.

The Sproutarian Man Wrote:
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> According to Dr Brian Clement, these are the top
> three methods in his experience with people.
>
> 1). Infra-red saunas (the best method)
>
> 2). Distilled water
>
> 3). Green juices/chlorella
>
> [www.youtube.com]
>
> [hippocratesinst.org]-
> detox
>
> More details on Dr Brian's views on this site:
> [articles.mercola.com]
> /2012/03/21/dr-clement-on-detoxification.aspx


I am surprise that fasting is not on the list.
Dry fasting should be number one.

But one must know that their is toxicity in the body
Are we to assume we have a problem or do we have to test for it and how?

Panchito Wrote:
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> yes, you need detox
>
> SueZ Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I forgot to mention that although I have
> > greatly benefited from Dr. Morse's YouTube
> videos
> > on iridology I think he has made a big mistake
> > when he blames, as he does, those colors around
> > the iris being caused by sulfur. My thought is
> the
> > coloration is from mercury. This is important
> > because not only does Dr. Morse warn against
> > taking elemental sulfur but he also warns
> against
> > takeing foods that contain sulfur
>
> I have to say, though, that my only break, in over
> 20 years,
> from taking LOTS of sulfur containing foods was
> when I was on
> the hclf diet. It wasn't until the past year and a
> half or so
> that the colors in my iris', which Dr. Morse
> ascribes to mercury,
> have dramatically receded and have almost have
> disappeared!


From what? What are you trying to say?

I would add exercise to the list... blood flow, fat loss and perspiration.

powerlifter Wrote:
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>
> Testing for heavy metals is difficult and the only
> reliable method would be tissue mineral analysis
> which is invasive and not typically done. >
> This is why it is so difficult to reliably detect
> heavy metals.


For the record and for those who did not read my posts on my experience with heavy metals - I tested positive for mercury toxicity. The tissue sample was sent to Mayo Clinic by my local hospital, which is where it was removed, in an invasive surgical biopsy.

Previously to that I had had a 24 hour urine test for mercury which revealed nothing.

powerlifter Wrote:
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> SueZ Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > For the record and for those who did not
> read
> > my posts on my experience with heavy metals -
> I
> > tested positive for mercury toxicity. The
> tissue
> > sample was sent to Mayo Clinic by my local
> > hospital, which is where it was removed, in an
> > invasive surgical biopsy.
> >
> > Previously to that I had had a 24 hour urine
> > test for mercury which revealed nothing.
>
> I remember you saying that in another thread. That
> just re-confirms my belief about various testing
> being unreliable and why people shouldn't rely on
> the likes of urine challenge tests or hair mineral
> analysis alone.
>
> Tissue mineral biopsy will remain the only
> reliable method of detection, but it is invasive
> and typically not done for the majority
> unfortunately. Glad you found an accurate
> diagnosis.
>

Thank you.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 12/23/2014 11:59PM by Prana.

A Short History Of Mercury Poisoning...

[www.youtube.com]

SueZ Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> powerlifter Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> >
> > Testing for heavy metals is difficult and the
> only
> > reliable method would be tissue mineral
> analysis
> > which is invasive and not typically done. >
> > This is why it is so difficult to reliably
> detect
> > heavy metals.
>
>
> For the record and for those who did not read
> my posts on my experience with heavy metals - I
> tested positive for mercury toxicity. The tissue
> sample was sent to Mayo Clinic by my local
> hospital, which is where it was removed, in an
> invasive surgical biopsy.
>
> Previously to that I had had a 24 hour urine
> test for mercury which revealed nothing.


Why did you have to resort to surgery, couldn't you have used mega-doses of chlorella and spirulina along with the other things mentioned here?

jtprindl Wrote:
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> SueZ Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > powerlifter Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > >
> > > Testing for heavy metals is difficult and the
> > only
> > > reliable method would be tissue mineral
> > analysis
> > > which is invasive and not typically done. >
> > > This is why it is so difficult to reliably
> > detect
> > > heavy metals.
> >
> >
> > For the record and for those who did not
> read
> > my posts on my experience with heavy metals -
> I
> > tested positive for mercury toxicity. The
> tissue
> > sample was sent to Mayo Clinic by my local
> > hospital, which is where it was removed, in an
> > invasive surgical biopsy.
> >
> > Previously to that I had had a 24 hour urine
> > test for mercury which revealed nothing.
>
>
> Why did you have to resort to surgery, couldn't
> you have used mega-doses of chlorella and
> spirulina along with the other things mentioned
> here?

Huh? Surgery doesn't remove mercury toxicity. No one has surgery for that and neither did I. Your comprehension is even lower than I thought or you have not read my posts or you just have a very poor memory.

SueZ Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> powerlifter Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > Foods containing sulfur are great for the
> majority
> > of individuals, as you have said they bind to
> > mercury and other toxins.
> >
> > Not only that but sulfur is needed by the liver
> > for its detoxification processes.
> >
> > Many diets are low in those health promoting
> > sulfur nutrients. Onions, garlic, broccoli etc
> are
> > great sources of these sulfur compounds.
> >
>
> I have to say, though, that my only break, in
> over 20 years, from taking LOTS of sulfur
> containing foods was when I was on the hclf diet.
> It wasn't until the past year and a half or so
> that the colors in my iris', which Dr. Morse
> ascribes to mercury, have dramatically receded and
> have almost have disappeared!

Oops, I'm the one who thinks those colors around the iris are from mercury. Dr. Morse thinks those colors is from sulfur accumulation.



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 12/23/2014 11:59PM by Prana.

SueZ Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> jtprindl Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > SueZ Wrote:
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> > -----
> > > powerlifter Wrote:
> > >
> >
> --------------------------------------------------
>
> >
> > > -----
> > > >
> > > > Testing for heavy metals is difficult and
> the
> > > only
> > > > reliable method would be tissue mineral
> > > analysis
> > > > which is invasive and not typically done. >
>
> > > > This is why it is so difficult to reliably
> > > detect
> > > > heavy metals.
> > >
> > >
> > > For the record and for those who did not
> > read
> > > my posts on my experience with heavy metals -
>
> > I
> > > tested positive for mercury toxicity. The
> > tissue
> > > sample was sent to Mayo Clinic by my local
> > > hospital, which is where it was removed, in
> an
> > > invasive surgical biopsy.
> > >
> > > Previously to that I had had a 24 hour
> urine
> > > test for mercury which revealed nothing.
> >
> >
> > Why did you have to resort to surgery, couldn't
> > you have used mega-doses of chlorella and
> > spirulina along with the other things mentioned
> > here?
>
> Huh? Surgery doesn't remove mercury toxicity. No
> one has surgery for that and neither did I. Your
> comprehension is even lower than I thought or you
> have not read my posts or you just have a very
> poor memory.


Yeah it's hard to keep track of all of your health issues, forgive me, it's been quite a long list.

Panchito Wrote:
-------------------------------------------------------
> yes, you need detox
>
> SueZ Wrote:
> --------------------------------------------------
> -----
> > I forgot to mention that although I have
> > greatly benefited from Dr. Morse's YouTube
> videos
> > on iridology I think he has made a big mistake
> > when he blames, as he does, those colors around
> > the iris being caused by sulfur. My thought is
> the
> > coloration is from mercury. This is important
> > because not only does Dr. Morse warn against
> > taking elemental sulfur but he also warns
> against
> > takeing foods that contain sulfur
>
> I have to say, though, that my only break, in over
> 20 years,
> from taking LOTS of sulfur containing foods was
> when I was on
> the hclf diet. It wasn't until the past year and a
> half or so
> that the colors in my iris', which Dr. Morse
> ascribes to mercury,
> have dramatically receded and have almost have
> disappeared!


While I just caught my error in my original post I need to correct it here, too, as it was quoted...

I'm the one who thinks those colors around the iris are from mercury. Dr. Morse thinks those colors is from sulfur accumulation.

what part or parts of the body is excise in order

to get the tissue biopsy

to test for heavy metals

so... urine and hair analysis are pretty low on the accuracy gauge?

too bad

seems less invasive

Tsm, sorry to change the topic, do you know how to remove toxins,micro cystin and anti nutrient from AFA, klamath lake source?.

It could save every one's money and we can buy regular source of algae instead from E3 live.

ramanan

removing the microsystin from the algae involves cold centrifuge

and does a pretty good job of removing most if not all of it

call the company where u buy your algae

and ask if they use it

they should

if not, then i would not eat it

not all companies that mine from klamath are the same

some have no scruples and will harvest at any time without regards to when
the microsystin levels are the highest ( usually during warm weathers)

others will not harvest during those times at all

some will use cold centrifuge methods to remove microsystin

others don't even bother to do so

so it all depends on the company

they are not all the same

even if it is from klamath lake

good luck

that being said

cold centrifuge methods do not remove heavy metals

so... it is only microsystin that is removed

if u want to know the heavy metals

i would simply ask the company ( once again)

and see if they can give you a report

in ppm ( parts per million

Thanks la_ver, I will call the company and ask for details.