Mercury binding and capturing: Research results from the Natural News Forensic Food Lab
Posted by freedomforall 12 years, 5 months ago to Science
it turns out that mercury is also "sticks" to certain dietary fibers. In particular, my research has found that insoluble fruit fibers are extremely effective at capturing mercury during digestion. Mercury is unique in this way, as such fibers are very poor at binding with lead, cadmium, arsenic and other metals. But they stick to mercury like glue.
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