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Heavy Metal Detox Stack
Also known as: Metal detox protocol, Chelation support
Gentle heavy metal support: Chlorella, Modified Citrus Pectin, and Cilantro (with caution).
Last reviewed June 2026 · Evidence graded from peer-reviewed research, not editorial opinion. Educational only — not medical advice.
Primary uses
- Heavy metal binding
- Gentle detox
- Mercury support
How it works
- Gut binding of metals
- Systemic metal binding (MCP)
- Potential tissue mobilization (cilantro)
Dosage
- Typical range
- Chlorella 3-6g + MCP 5-15g + Cilantro (optional, with binder only)
- Timing
- Chlorella with meals, MCP between meals, Cilantro with chlorella
- With food
- Chlorella with food, MCP away from food
- Duration
- Long-term gentle approach, cycles
- Special populations
- Those with heavy metal concerns, post-amalgam removal
Forms
- Separate supplements
Safety
Common side effects
- Green stools (chlorella)
- Detox symptoms
- GI changes
Contraindications
- Active amalgam fillings (avoid aggressive detox)
Evidence notes
Evidence for binding, requires careful use
Grade B: Some human trials support key claims; further confirmation needed.
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