| Cilantro |
My levels High Levels
Lead Detected 1210 ug/kg H 1000 ug/kg ICPMS
Mercury Detected 1263 ug/kg H 400 ug/kg ICPMS
You might have read my post here last week about the chelating green smoothie I'm drinking to try to flush some of the high levels of mercury out of my body. I have been consuming large amounts of cilantro and reading anything I can find on the internet on the process of heavy metal elimination and mercury poisoning. For a health obsessed person like me, this hasn't been fun.
Seriously, see my levels of mercury above. Not to mention lead! Your body is suppose to natural flush these things out so apparently my body is not doing the job or either I'm doing something that is putting large amounts of mercury in my body. I don't eat fish so that's not where it's coming from. I have one silver filling left, but could that produce toxic levels of mercury? I had a mouth full of silver amalgams when I was 12 years old. The more I read about them and mercury, the angrier I get about it.
I received the NAC from Life Extensions the other day and have started taking them. This should also help my asthma and lung issues. I wonder if my lung issues have any connection with the high mercury levels in my body? I took one of these for the first time ever before bed the other night and I swear I could feel it working. My entire body hurt. I was afraid it was causing some kind of liver damage so I did some research and it actually saves the liver from toxins in your body. Guess I had LOTs of toxins that night cause every time I've taken it since then it has had less of a noticeable effect.
I'm taking Chorella as well because it helps remove the mercury that the cilantro has pulled from wherever it is being stored (the brain among other places) and get it out of your body. Apparently, if you don't flush it from your body, it will sit in the small intestines and will just get reabsorbed back into your body.
Mercury isn't the only heavy metal I have in my body. Here's the report as well as the reccomendations on how to remove some of it. As you can see, Cilantro was mentioned. I'm not making this crap up. Who knew!
Substance Lab Result Test Value High Value Test Method
Arsenic Detected 28.12 ug/kg 80 ug/kg ICPMS
Cadmium Detected 88.98 ug/kg 100 ug/kg ICPMS
Chromium Detected 376.6 ug/kg 500 ug/kg ICPMS
Chromium Detected 376.6 ug/kg 500 ug/kg ICPMS
Lead Detected 1210 ug/kg H 1000 ug/kg ICPMS
Mercury Detected 1263 ug/kg H 400 ug/kg ICPMS
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Comments
The Lead detection was slightly elevated. The Mercury detection presented at a level three (3) times higher than reference high values. Please review the Chelation Therapy comment below.
Chelation Therapy - The Reduction of Heavy Metal Levels
If one or more of your heavy metal detection levels reported above substantially exceed the stated reference ranges for the provided test sample you may wish to consider starting a chelation treatment. Chelation is designed to reduce heavy metal levels over a period of time. There are two (2) ways to approach the use of chelation. Present your test report to either an M.D. who specializes in chelation treatments or your local health food store who can offer you effective, non-prescription, products designed for this purpose. Consider a product identified as NAC (N-Acetyl Cysteine- oral) or equivalent. Follow the suggestions of the store technician who should have adequate product knowledge. Follow the product dosage directions stated on the product and/ or packaging container. Of equal importance you need to examine your daily food and drink intake to try and establish a cause for your elevated heavy metals levels. Following chelation therapy of 90-120 days or so you should have another hair strand or urine toxicology test conducted to see if the heavy metals levels are being reduced.
For your information Cilantro, the leaves of the Coriander plant, also known as Chinese parsley, have been reported as being an effective natural herb remedy in the reduction of some excessive heavy metal levels. HYPERLINK "http://www.google.com/" Learn more. Cilantro is a very popular herbal ingredient found in Mexican cuisine, particularly in the salsa.
This guy reminds me of the guys who use to white water kayak with us. The guys with long hair pulled back in a pony tail that we called "Dude" who found all the best spots on the river to show off their advanced kayaking maneuvers. The guys that could do a perfect ender and then go right into a pirouette in their kayaks and we would be on the sidelines all clapping and yelling, "DUDE! YEAH!"
Read more on mercury poisoning here.

