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GVS
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I use these binders for dealing with lyme toxins and parasites; my daily regimen is already pretty full and could use some simplification.

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Interesting question! I have no idea!

Both are contstipating, so it might not be a good idea.

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I'm always wondering if taking binders at the same time binds them to each other.

My llmd said it's okay to take clay and charcoal at same time, but I don't just in case.

If they have to be taken away from other meds and food then....? I don't know.

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Just off the top of my head - I wouldn't think so. I think you can combine clay, charcoal & probably diatom. earth & psylium seeds with water & alittle juice for flavor & drink it all together.

I would not take this anywhere near any drugs or active herbal remedies, though. Some say 2 hrs. after or before drugs/herbs but it may even be longer.

Not sure where chlorella fits in. That would be the question in my mind.

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