2 ms·
Any suggestion on how to obtain cilantro that’s trustworthy to be low in metals like lead? I’ve read recently a few blips about finding lead in herbs and greens
by ianai 5y ago
Any suggestion on how to obtain cilantro that’s trustworthy to be low in metals like lead? I’ve read recently a few blips about finding lead in herbs and greens.
(OT wouldn’t it be nice if this were easier? Just this morning I’m realizing some foods I’ve been eating are a little higher in iron than I’d like.)
- brsanders 5y agoavoid cilantro if you have mercury; it is a powerful chelator, but the half life is unknown so it will continue to move mercury around your body and you will feel the ill effects of redistribution. if you're interested in safe chelation, study the andy cutler method.
- tomhoward 5y agoI just don't know I'm sorry. I've also heard it's an issue, but I don't know how to go about finding produce that's particularly good or bad in that regard. I'd guess a concentrated product that's developed specifically for detoxification, such as those linked below, may be free from toxicity. But this is a suggestion, not advice; I always recommend seeing a professional before taking these kinds of supplements. https://iherb.com/pr/bioray-ndf-plus-gentle-heavy-metal-detox-1-fl-oz-30-ml/25743 https://iherb.com/pr/bioray-ndf-plus-gentle-heavy-metal-deto... https://iherb.com/pr/planetary-herbals-cilantro-heavy-metal-detox-with-chlorella-4-fl-oz-118-28-ml/20830 https://iherb.com/pr/planetary-herbals-cilantro-heavy-metal-...