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Beautifully put.

It's a tough topic to be so vulnerable on because treating it as the truth can appear like you know something that others don't. My intuition tells me it's probably legit -- i.e. that channeling actually did apparently happen and a transcendent social memory complex from Venus really did contact humans and inform them of how the universe works, but I don't know that to be the case. It certainly jives more-or-less perfectly with my most profound psychedelic experiences.

@Eternity Amen

It's not like it's a long-term solution. It's just an intervention. I never needed it, but some might. In the long-term you need greens/vegetables, unless you're so active and muscular that your daily caloric expenditure is such that you can hit all your micronutrient requirements with non-micronutrient-dense foods like white rice; potatoes; steak; maybe some nuts; etc.

The end is the beginning.

I'm assuming you haven't been sticking to daily meditation practice. It can and will lead to states that make crack seem like a sugar high.

It can be less bad; it can be worse. Let's not think in absolutes.

Is rape categorically worse than theft? I tend to think yes. If that's the case, then false accusations of rape are categorically different to false accusations of theft/etc. To falsely accuse someone of rape is to intend to subject that person to the penalty of rape. False accusations of rape are akin to rape, and that's really being generous, as victims may actually get raped in prison, by multiple people at once. Don't pretend to not know why false accusation of rape is a heinous crime.

Lol don't worry -- that's a different ALA. Alpha linolenic acid -- "omega 3." The chelator/intracellular-antioxidant is alpha lipoic acid / thioctic acid.

No, but there's the potential for a "dead-giveaway" moment. If that doesn't happen, it may or may not be a problem -- probably isn't, truth be told. But...if it causes mercury redistribution symptoms so intense, the individual contemplates calling themselves an ambulance? Well, at least they found the problem. In reality it is probably not much of a problem unless they had amalgams in the past. It's just good to know there is in fact a way to get the metal out safely, if one decides that's a route they want to try.

Sexual repression. That just intuitively sounds unwise to everyone. For some reason, in this context, it gets a pass. It shouldn't.

@Michael569 No contradiction. Problem is taking one dose; not a whole 4 days. If you aren’t mercury toxic, it will be an uneventful 4 days. If you are though, good thing you found out what the problem was. How much longer would they have spent wasting their time; thank god they finally found it; etc

Yeah this is absolutely crucial lol

Come on man. Tangential? How about peripheral; unrelated; separate; a-different-axis; parallel; a different area of development; etc...

@integral None of the things you take have anything to do with that. ALA actually causes zinc buildup/toxicity, and yet you take zinc on top of it, because ALA causes even worse copper toxicity, and consuming additional zinc causes copper purging. Consuming additional/excess molybdenum does the same to a lesser degree, but with no downsides, since ALA doesn't cause molybdenum buildup.

Don't think there's anything you can do to deplete molybdenum.

No problem! Judging from your question about the IV, you seem to be very experiment-minded... One thing I never did, but suspected may be of value (though I don't recommend it), is to take ALA + EDTA (and DMSA or DMPS)... Since ALA causes zinc buildup (and very prominent copper buildup) and EDTA causes zinc depletion, they might balance each other out, allowing you to stay on ALA longer -- since the EDTA would hypothetically enable you to dose the 4x/day zinc (to purge copper) higher and for longer before eventually, inevitably, becoming zinc and copper toxic. That's just theoretical though; not sure how many people have tried it, but maybe someone has logged it on onibasu, or maybe reddit. Probably best to just go with the tried and true though. Definitely take the molybdenum though, as it helps with the copper control and has no penalty / risk of buildup. Even 30-50mg zinc and 1-2mg molybdenum split up into 4 divided doses per day will not be enough to prevent copper toxicity indefinitely. Avoid high copper foods such as nuts and probably most legumes. Increasing bile flow can apparently help you excrete copper as well: glycine; taurine; milk thistle; lecithin.

DMPS and DMSA together is rather redundant. Only need one or the other to be optimal. DMSA does everything DMPS does, and DMPS does not chelate lead. Where DMPS really shines is taking it on its own to chelate mercury for very long periods conveniently (without having to wake up at night to stick to properly frequent dosing), as you can take it as infrequently as every 8 hours, and it has milder side-effects than the other 2 chelators. Though it is way more expensive.

The ALA is perfect. The DMSA is probably best obtained through livingsupplements.com, imo.

If you have any unacceptable level of fatigue, brain fog, headache, malaise, or malady of any kind whatsoever, you could easily benefit from chelation, since in a capitalist society, corners will be cut by corporations and some level of lead, arsenic, and mercury will end up in your body -- often not very much, luckily. And it's very difficult to test for toxicity objectively -- hair tests, etc are unreliable and don't reflect bone and brain content. But... it's a pretty easy test to see if you're toxic: Commit to a 72+ hour (better 96++ hour) cycle of steady ALA dosing e3h. If you feel like you're about to drop dead due to taking a low dose of this simple OTC supplement, congratulations, you have mercury toxicity.

As in a lower SD stage? No, this is completely tangential to that. This is just to transcend that particular area of development so that, for instance, if some girl leaves you, you know for an absolute fact that you can get another of comparable quality in a week.

And you can definitely ramp up the dose quite a bit... Depending on tolerability, of course -- for some, even 1mg is very unpleasant. I started at 10mg of each or so (can't remember exactly) but I eventually ramped up to 600mg ALA + 100mg DMSA e3h, for several weeks at a time. At that level of ALA, you will also need biotin, as ALA depletes that as well.

Not necessarily -- at least not as any sort of safety measure. ALA alone is perfectly fine; DMSA alone is fine; both together will speed up the process. DMSA + DMPS is somewhat redundant so you'd generally just choose one, but both of those together is also fine. Taking ALA or DMSA on its own without the other is not inherently more dangerous than the combination. The only danger is falling levels of DMSA in the presence of elevated ALA -- causing a spike in free mercury in the body while ALA is moving mercury into and out of the brain. And of course taking the chelator too infrequently and for less than 72 hours straight (preferably 96++ hours) is also harmful.

Good thinking! For instance, you wouldn't want to stop taking DMSA while ALA is still being dosed and elevated at a constant rate, as ALA will be transporting mercury into and out of the brain via the blood brain barrier at any given time, with a slight bias toward getting it out of the brain... but when the DMSA level falls, this would cause a spike in free mercury in the body, whereas the brain would see no change... thus, the bias would shift toward mercury going INTO the brain. Do some research on onibasu to see some anecdotal reports and see what they have to say about it, but just make sure you either stop the ALA first, or stop them at the same time -- never stop DMSA first. Copper toxicity for ALA; oxidative stress for DMSA, specifically. Generally, the problem is with the mercury/lead mobilization itself -- some will be moved around your system, and your system won't like it. I wasn't very toxic so I did fine with at least 2 months at a time, but I've heard of people taking 1mg ALA and they felt like they might have to call 911 they felt so sick. Lol, perhaps. Medicinal chelation is not a very holism-friendly procedure. They don't give a crap about redistribution. They just give you DMSA or EDTA until you're no longer testing above the reference range. Sometimes every 8 hours -- completely inappropriate frequency. "Medicine." Looks good. The molybdenum is perfect. But the zinc is too high. That's 64mg/day. ALA already causes zinc retention, it just causes even worse copper retention, so taking zinc is necessary (causes increased copper excretion via the metallothionein mechanism), but you definitely don't want to exceed 50mg of supplemental zinc per day. 30-50mg/day seems to be a good balance. Research the Cutler protocol on a site called "onibasu" though. There's more info on there. You may need antioxidants and magnesium from what I remember, though I'm not entirely keen on the rationale behind them specifically (if I'm even remembering correctly that they're indeed included in the protocol). No problem!

College student, lol