Chelating agents are those that attach to heavy metal toxic ions and are then flushed from the system through the regular excretory channels. Drugs like 2,3-Dimercaprol have been long used as part of chelation therapy, but they are also known to cause adverse side effects. Amazingly, the combination of cilantro and chlorella works as a potent chelator, without the side effects.
According to Dr. George Georgiou
“Many health practitioners use synthetic chelating agents such as DMPS, DMSA, EDTA and others to mobilize and eliminate heavy metals from the body. There are advantages and disadvantages to using these. One advantage is the power of their mobilizing activity—they are quick to mobilize and eliminate certain metals in the body, but this may place a huge burden on the body’s detoxification systems.”
It is recommended to use cilantro with chlorella as it “mobilizes more toxins then it can carry out of the body, it may flood the connective tissue (where the nerves reside) with metals, that were previously stored in safer hiding places.” This is likely to cause retoxification if another binding agent is not used to chelate heavy metals found in their hiding places.
“People who have consumed a lot of cilantro on a daily basis have experienced moodiness, joint pain, and terrible acne. This is a result of the fact that while they were mobilizing heavy metals, they were not removed from the body fast enough but they were rather detoxing themselves,” says Dr. Georgiou.
Combining cilantro with chlorella, an intestinal absorbing agent, inhibits the retoxification of the system. Multiple studies have shown that using cilantro and chlorella as chelators removes up to 74% of aluminum, 87 % of lead, and 91% of mercury from the body in only 42 days.
Benefits of Chlorella
- It restores healthy gut flora
- It is effective in eliminating unwanted substances from the body
- It opens cell walls, which is needed for detox processes
- It is loaded with amino acids, which makes it ideal for vegetarians
- It contains the most easily absorbed form of B6 and B12
- It contains methyl-coblolamine, which repairs the nervous system which suffers from heavy metal poisoning
- It is antiviral
- It repairs the body`s detoxification functions
- It binds to dioxins and environmental toxins
- It binds to heavy metals
- It contains alpha and gamma lineolic acid which boosts the intake of fish oil and other fatty acids
- Improves glutathione
Benefits of Cilantro
- It promotes liver health
- It can reduce nausea
- It can be used as an expectorant
- It fights anemia
- It reduces minor swelling
- It adds fiber to the digestive tract
- It is antibacterial
- It is highly effective metal toxin
- It increase HDL cholesterol and decreases LDL
- It is a potent anti-inflammatory
- It eases hormonal swings during menstruation and menopause
- It prevents gas and bloating
How to Use Cilantro to Chelate Heavy Metals?
To reap cilantro`s chelating properties, eat a quarter cup of its leaves and stems on a daily basis. Do not exceed this amount within the first two weeks, as you will run the risk of releasing more heavy metals than the body can actually remove. When the initial deposits are removed, feel free to increase the cilantro intake. For a more powerful detox, combine cilantro with chelating foods like chlorella and spirulina.
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