Cilantro (Chineese parsley) and mercury Chelation

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Acupunct Electrother Res 1995 Aug-Dec;20(3-4):195-229 Related Articles, Books,

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Role of mercury (Hg) in resistant infections & effective treatment of Chlamydia

trachomatis and Herpes family viral

infections (and potential treatment for cancer) by removing localized Hg

deposits with Chinese parsley and delivering

effective antibiotics using various drug uptake enhancement methods.

 

Omura Y, Beckman SL.

 

Heart Disease Research Foundation, New York, USA.

 

The authors found that antibiotics used to treat various infections often were

ineffective in the presence of abnormal

localized deposits of heavy metals like Hg and Pb, which were often observed to

co-exist with Chlamydia trachomatis,

Herpes Simplex Types I & II, Cytomegalovirus(CMV), and other micro-organisms.

 

Our earlier research revealed that despite rigorous treatment with antibiotics

together with various drug uptake

enhancement techniques, subjects who had been treated for Chlamydia trachomatis

infections, seemingly successfully with

disappearance of their symptoms, were often experiencing recurrences within

several months after completion of their

treatment despite taking precautions against reinfection.

 

Careful examination of the entire body of these symptom-free patients with the

Bi-Digital O-Ring Test revealed that the

Chlamydia trachomatis had retreated to 3 approximately 5 hiding places with

localized increase in uric acid levels:

 

1) sublingual caruncle,

2) a small round area in the right and/or left axillae,

3) the genitals (Corona Glandis area of the Glans Penis at the Fossa Navicularis

of the urethra in the male, and near

the orifice of the urethra in the female),

4) Insulin-like Growth Factor positive horizontal lines, particularly above and

below the knees,

5) the maxillary, ethmoid and frontal sinuses and the horizontal lines at the

base of the nostrils (particularly small

areas where Insulin-like Growth Factors exist).

 

We found that all these areas contain Insulin-like Growth Factors I & II which

are reduced in the presence of infection.

 

Even when drug uptake of antibiotics was selectively increased in these 3

approximately 5 areas by various drug uptake

enhancement methods developed by the 1st author, still the infection persisted.

 

In the spring of 1995, use of Chinese parsley for successful elimination of Hg

deposits existing in various organs of

the first author as the result of the decay of radioactive Thallium 201 injected

for cardiac SPECT, was accidentally

discovered after eating Vietnamese soup, which happened to contain Chinese

parsley, also called cilantro.

 

We also found Chinese parsley accelerates the excretion of Hg, Pb, and A1 from

the body though the urine.

 

Our subjects were given a course of antibiotics (Doxycycline for Chlamydia

trachomatis infection) or anti-viral agents

(EPA with DHA for Herpes Family Viruses) together with Chinese parsley.

 

Since these vegetable/herbs were eaten, the amount of effective substance

absorbed varied and some people did not like

the taste of these relatively large amounts of either cooked or raw parsley or

its juice, but together with effective

antibiotics delivered by drug uptake enhancement methods to the infected areas,

the substances worked synergistically,

rapidly reducing the generalized symptoms and infection.

 

The micro-organisms retreated to the 3 approximately 5 areas listed above where,

with continued treatment, they were

significantly reduced, but not completely eliminated.

 

Because of these problems, a pharmaceutical company was asked to produce a

Chinese parsley table containing a controlled

amount in a highly absorbable form.

 

When 11 subjects were treated with Doxycycline for Chlamydia trachomatis

infection, or anti-viral agents (EPA with DHA)

for Herpes Family Viruses, drug uptake enhancement methods to selectively

increase delivery of the drugs to the affected

areas, and Chinese parsley tablets to remove the heavy metal deposits, the last

traces of the infections and clinical

symptoms disappeared completely.

 

Therefore we hypothesized that the infectious micro-organisms mentioned above,

somehow utilize the Hg or Pb to protect

themselves from what would otherwise be effective antibiotics, and/or that heavy

metal deposits in some way make

antibiotics ineffective.

 

Since the micro-organisms retreat to areas in which Insulin-like Growth Factors

I & II normally exist, they may be

utilizing them for their own growth and multiplication. These phenomena ma

 

PMID: 8686573 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

 

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Acupunct Electrother Res 1996 Apr-Jun;21(2):133-60 Related Articles, Books

 

Significant mercury deposits in internal organs following the removal of dental

amalgam, & development of pre-cancer on

the gingiva and the sides of the tongue and their represented organs as a result

of inadvertent exposure to strong

curing light (used to solidify synthetic dental filling material) o effective

treatment: a clinical case report, along

with organ representation areas for each tooth.

 

Omura Y, Shimotsuura Y, Fukuoka A, Fukuoka H, Nomoto T.

 

Heart Disease Research Foundation, New York, USA.

 

Because of the reduced effectiveness of antibiotics against bacteria (e.g.

Chlamydia trachomatis, alpha-Streptococcus,

Borrelia burgdorferi, etc.) and viruses (e.g. Herpes Family Viruses) in the

presence of mercury, as well as the fact

that the 1st author has found that mercury exists in cancer and pre-cancer cell

nuclei, the presence of dental amalgam

(which contains about 50% mercury) in the human mouth is considered to be a

potential hazard for the individual's

health.

 

In order to solve this problem, 3 amalgam fillings were removed from the teeth

of the subject of this case study.

 

In order to fill the newly created empty spaces in the teeth where the amalgams

had formerly existed, a synthetic

dental-filling substance was introduced and to solidify the synthetic substance,

curing light (wavelength range

reportedly between 400-520 nm) was radiated onto the substance in order to

accelerate the solidifying process by

photo-polymerization.

 

In spite of considerable care not to inhale mercury vapor or swallow minute

particles of dental amalgam during the

process of removing it by drilling, mercury entered the body of the subject.

 

Precautions such as the use of a rubber dam and strong air suction, as well as

frequent water suctioning and washing of

the mouth were insufficient.

 

Significant deposits of mercury, previously non-existent, were found in the

lungs, kidneys, endocrine organs, liver, and

heart with abnormal low-voltage ECGs (similar to those recorded 1-3 weeks after

i.v. injection of radioisotope

Thallium-201 for Cardiac SPECT) in all the limb leads and V1 (but almost normal

ECGs in the precordial leads V2-V6) the

day after the procedures were performed.

 

Enhanced mercury evaporation by increased temperature and microscopic amalgam

particles created by drilling may have

contributed to mercury entering the lungs and G.I. system and then the blood

circulation, creating abnormal deposits of

mercury in the organs named above.

 

Such mercury contamination may then contribute to intractable infections or

pre-cancer.

 

However, these mercury deposits, which commonly occur in such cases, were

successfully eliminated by the oral intake of

100 mg tablet of Chinese parsley (Cilantro) 4 times a day (for average weight

adults) with a number of drug-uptake

enhancement methods developed by the 1st author, including different stimulation

methods on the accurate organ

representation areas of the hands (which have been mapped using the Bi-Digital

O-Ring Test), without injections of

chelating agents.

 

Ingestion of Chinese parsley, accompanied by drug-uptake enhancement methods,

was initiated before the amalgam removal

procedure and continued for about 2 to 3 weeks afterwards, and ECGs became

almost normal.

 

During the use of strong bluish curing light to create a photo-polymerization

reaction to solidify the synthetic filling

material, the adjacent gingiva and the side of the tongue were inadvertently

exposed.

 

This exposure to the strong bluish light was found to produce pre-cancerous

conditions in the gingiva, the exposed areas

of the tongue, as well as in the corresponding organs represented on those areas

of the tongue, and abnormally increased

enzyme levels in the liver.

 

These abnormalities were also successfully reversed by the oral intake of a

mixture of EPA with DHA and Chinese parsley,

augmented by one of the non-invasive drug-uptake enhancement methods previously

described by the 1st author, repeated 4

times each day for 2 weeks.

 

PMID: 8914687 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

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Cilantro

 

Omura determined that cilantro could mobilize mercury and other toxic metals

rapidly from the CNS.96 97

 

Cilantro mobilizes mercury, aluminum, lead and tin stored in the brain and in

the spinal cord and moves it into the

connective tissues. The mobilized mercury appears to be either excreted via the

stool, the urine, or translocated into

more peripheral tissues.

 

The mechanism of action is unknown. Cilantro alone often does not remove mercury

from the body; it often only displaces

the metals form intracellularly or from deeper body stores to more superficial

structures, from where it can be easier

removed with the previously described agents. The use of cilantro with DMSA or

DMPS has produced an increase in motor

nerve function.98

 

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LE Magazine May 2001

 

MERCURY DETOXIFICATION PROTOCOL

 

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To treat patients for mercury overload, doctors prescribe a variety of nutrients

and drugs to chelate mercury out of the

body and protect cells from the effects of the large amounts of free mercury

being released into the bloodstream for

urinary excretion. It is especially important to initiate this protocol at least

two weeks before mercury dental

fillings (amalgams) are to be removed.

 

What follows is a 33-day mercury detoxification protocol used by many

alternative medicine doctors.

 

For weeks one and two, the following nutrients should be taken:

 

N-Acetyl-Cysteine (NAC) 600 mg twice a day

 

Alpha Lipoic Acid 250 mg two times a day

 

Glutathione 250 mg twice a day

 

Glycine 500 mg twice a day

 

Vitamin C 5,000 to 10,000 mg a day

 

Vitamin E 400 to 800 IU a day

 

MSM 1000 mg twice a day

 

Garlic (high-allicin form such as Pure Gar) Avoid if offensive odor becomes a

social problem. 900 mg a day

 

Cilantro (Chinese parsley) Stop using Cilantro after two weeks or on the day

that mercury chelation therapy begins

during the third week. 1 drop, rubbed on to the wrist two times a day

 

Chlorella may cause diarrhea, so starting off at the lower dose is important.

1500 to 3000 mg a day for the first 14

days. On days 13-33 increase to 7000 to 8000 mg a day.

 

Selenium Avoid selenium for the 19 days of Chemet therapy that begins in the

third week. 200 mcg

 

Multi-vitamin If Life Extension Mix were used, it would provide some of the

individual nutrients recommended above.

 

Note: Health conscious people are already taking many of these natural mercury

chelating and glutathione-enhancing

nutrients.

 

Starting at week three, continue taking all of the above nutrients except

selenium and cilantro and initiate treatment

with the drug Chemet using the following dose:

 

Chemet (DMSA) (meso-2,3-dimercaptosuccinic acid)

 

First five days 100 mg every eight hours

Days six through nineteen 100 mg every twelve hours

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Comments?

 

Anyone using Chinese parsley / cilantro?

 

Greg