detoxModerate

Cutler Protocol (Heavy Metal Chelation)

Low-dose, frequent chelation protocol using DMSA and/or ALA (alpha-lipoic acid) on precise timing schedules to prevent mercury redistribution.

Evidence Score

72/100

Developer

Andrew Cutler

Duration

6 months to 3+ years (ongoing rounds)

Steps

9 phases

Conditions

3 targeted

Protocol Overview

Low-dose, frequent chelation protocol using DMSA and/or ALA (alpha-lipoic acid) on precise timing schedules to prevent mercury redistribution. Based on half-life chemistry to maintain steady chelator levels. Emphasizes slow, safe removal over months/years.

Conditions Treated

Mercury toxicityheavy metal poisoningchronic fatigue

Key Resources

Amalgam Illness by Andrew Cutler, "Hair Test Interpretation" by Andrew Cutler, frequentdosechelation.com forum

Safety Profile

Contraindications & Risks
Pregnancy/nursing, kidney disease, active chelator allergies, unable to maintain frequent dosing schedule
Important Notes

Requires strict adherence to timing (set alarms overnight). DMSA 4-hour half-life, ALA 3-hour. Never use ALA without DMSA if amalgams present. Controversial in mainstream medicine.

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EvidenceModerate
Evidence Score72/100
Categorydetox
Duration6 months to 3+ years (ongoing rounds)

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The Evidence Score rates the strength of clinical and scientific evidence behind this protocol. Higher scores indicate stronger research support. This is a research tool, not medical advice.

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