How to remove mercury from the body?

Mercury is displaced from the body's tissues with sufficient intake of the following minerals:

• Magnesium (Mg)

• Zinc (Zn)

• Selenium (Se)

These minerals stabilize the enzyme systems that are involved in binding and mobilizing mercury from depots (tissues, organs, especially the nervous system).

Once mercury is displaced from the tissues into the blood, it must be effectively excreted from the body. Here, sulfur plays an important role, in the form of sulfur-containing amino acids (taurine, methionine, cysteine, glutathione) or as part of compounds used for chelation therapy (e.g., DMSA, DMPS, α-lipoic acid).

The process of displacing mercury from tissues and its circulation in the blood may be accompanied by symptoms similar to severe viral infections, such as pneumonia or COVID-19: weakness, headache, fever, intoxication, cough, inflammatory processes.

This is related to a temporary increase in the concentration of circulating toxins in the blood.