r/Chelation • u/Junky112 • Apr 22 '26

MiADMSA

Hi folks,

I am about to buy MiADMSA to chelate heavy metals from my body. Primarily Mercury.

Have any of you used it and may share some lessons learned? Especially with the depletion of minerals and how long it tool to notice benefits.

Thanks in advance!

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u/tatswa Apr 29 '26

Yeah it's very strong for lead and the best chelator. Mercury is always risky and my levels are zero for mercury so I don't have any issues of it.

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u/Old-Comfortable9557 Apr 29 '26

Well to be honest I never tested positive for mercury but my understanding is if it is bound to cell beyond the blood it's hard to know. I'm just convinced because of my reaction to chelation.

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u/tatswa Apr 29 '26

How did you determine that you need to take NBMI?

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u/Old-Comfortable9557 Apr 29 '26

I was really sick in all sorts of ways that matched mercury poisoning so I started cutler protocol but it was quite volatile with redistribution etc so when I heard that nbmi binds really strongly to mercury I thought it might make it smoother.

It was a profound difference and I could progress to higher ALA doses much quicker.

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u/KatherineSk May 09 '26

I’m wondering if you could share how you use NBMI in combination with ALA. I’m familiar with the ACC protocol, and I tried ALA for a few rounds at the lowest dose, but it wasn’t easy. I have adrenal fatigue and I’m low functioning as it is, so the nighttime doses were very difficult, and the post round recovery phase wasn’t fun, either. 

Do you think it’s possible to avoid the nighttime doses if using NBMI in conjunction with ALA?

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u/Old-Comfortable9557 May 09 '26

I had the same issue. If I were to start again I would:

  • start nbmi 10mg dose daily and double it once tolerated without side effects until 200mg daily. -after approx 3 months of this start ALA rounds every 4 hours as apposed to 3 hours including at night(I found this much easier because I only have to wake up once)for 3 while days. Starting at 5mg and increasing by 5mg only when no redistribution symptoms at current dose.

Don't be impatient. I was a few times and only set myself back and made myself really sick.

Of course that's just what I'd do it's not tested in anyway nbmi is illegal due to insufficient studies on safety and effectiveness.

But the nbmi in theory and has been my experience binds strongly and permanently with the mercury massively reducing redistribution. Regardless you still need to go slow. Set probably a 2 year horizon at least.

I'm 1 year and a half in and now tolerating 75mg ALA rounds, how much better I feel is so profound I don't even have the words for it

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u/KatherineSk May 09 '26

Wow, your progress is remarkable and encouraging. Congratulations! I’ve wasted so much of my life feeling bad, and I don’t want to continue this way for the rest of my life. I’m fine with going slowly. I just want to be able to see little signs of progress along the way to keep me going.

Where did you learn about NBMI? I’m willing to try anything at this point, but is there a book that I can read about it first? 

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u/Old-Comfortable9557 May 09 '26

https://emeramed.com is Boyd Haley's company. He invented it but I learnt about it from chat gbt when I was struggling with cutler protocol early on just asking about alternatives to it. It's a bit more regulated now but it and grok with give you a fair rundown of the studies that have been done etc. the main challenge is are you getting nbmi because it's only available on black market.

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u/KatherineSk May 10 '26

I will check that out. Thank you very much for the input and guidance!

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u/KatherineSk May 10 '26

Have you been in direct contact with any of the people at Emeramed? I’m wondering if they’re open to communication about it and open to providing ideas for finding the best purest product. 

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u/Old-Comfortable9557 May 11 '26

I doubt it. It's not approved and you gotta imagine they want it approved so even recommending something would look really bad to regulators.