Mag citrate and charcoal question

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know when giving magnesium citrate and charcoal for

chelation purposes (the metals have been pulled out of the systems but

are not being flushed out of the body, so it was recommended by a

pediatrician we take mag citrate and charcoal), if you should wait

between the charcoal and mag citrate? If so, how long? My understanding

is charcoal absorbes everything in the stomach, so should we administer

the mag citrate several hours before the charcoal, several hours after,

or with the charcoal? Any help would be appreciated. And again, we just

need suggestions for moving the stuff out that's sitting in the

digestive tract. With all other chelators including garlic and

cilantro, DMSA, EDTA, everything, we've had issues with bleeding.

Bloodwork is showing normal levels of metals, but the stool and urine

are still high. We've been told everything is just sitting in the

intestines, and we're having issues with severe digestive distress now.

So any help in suggestions for absorbing and moving this out would be

appreciated.

Thanks

Ellen

PS we're dealing with a 5 year old here.

[Guest guest]

I had a 5 yo boy recently with similar problems, and we developed what we felt

to be a good protocol for helping him. He was, we believe, misdiagnosed as

having TAY-SACH type I disease which is generally considered fatal by age one.

The parents refused our guidance and the child died, again we feel needlessly.

Sadly it seems the people had a false beleif that they were getting " all the

best help money coud buy " and overlooking the obvious. If you email me off-list

i could share parts of the protocol with you. I haven't seen the details on the

child or the allopathic " diagnosis " but it appears you are dealing with not only

mercury poisoning, but colon dysbiosis.

 

As for Hg chelation, we've found the MSM is highly effective and safe.

Magnesium is also, i like to use MgOH (aka milk of magnesia) because its also

alkaline, releases oxygen, and help with BM's. NAC is also a good Hg chelator as

is vitamin c. Last but certainly not least hyperbaric oxygen HBOT is phemomenal

for chelation as well as oxygenation of internal organs.

 

For a 5 yo, you might consider a daily dosage something in the range of

500mg MSM

100mg NAC

500 mg Vit C.

1 tsp MOM

 

Also don't forget about digestive enzymes and probiotics. 4life has a combo

product that is good, or i also recommend actizyme and kefir. We are working on

our website right now which will have a lot of this, but you can take a sneak

peek at www.icupartners.com/icuhealthy/index.htm

hope this helps.

matt

 

 

Matthew M. Curtin Managing Director

www.icupartners.com 484-798-7000