So we talked about memory clearing in the pre-frontal cortex as inorganic mercury clears out of the astrocytes and neurons during mercury detox. Is it is a good sign? Yes! It is a very good sign. It’s not Total Recall like the old Arnold Schwartzeneger movie but kind of similar.
When mercury clears from this region, the brain replays the memories that were “compressed” or suppressed by the metabolic load.
By this I mean you suddenly remember facts, events and scenes like they happened yesterday. And to your brain they did. These memories were frozen in time by the inorganic mercury at the time of exposure. As they are freed they fire their last known memory signal, you experience it, then it is processed into storage. The good part is once this is done the cells are ready to process new thoughts = more capacity and better processing like a defragmented hard drive being put to work again, If you experience this during mercury detox you will know it. It’s like you were there.
Let’s talk about what is happening and why
Late‑stage mercury detox almost always keeps hitting the same prefrontal corridor because that region is the final, deepest, slowest‑clearing vault in long‑term mercury retention.
Why late‑stage detox keeps hitting the same prefrontal region
🔹 1. The PFC is the last vault to open
Early detox clears:
- bloodstream
- liver
- kidneys
- peripheral tissues
- cerebellar and limbic micro‑pockets
But the prefrontal cortex is where inorganic mercury gets trapped the longest because: - turnover is slow
- astrocyte binding is strong
- oxidation traps Hg²⁺ inside cells
- thiol‑rich enzymes hold it tightly
- So when you reach late‑stage detox, the “easy” compartments are already empty.
What’s left is the deepest vault, which is why every round keeps lighting up the same zone.
Why repeated heavy cilantro + liposomal GSH keeps hitting the same prefrontal zone
🔹 1. Because that region holds the highest‑affinity, longest‑bound mercury
Early and mid‑stage detox clears:
- blood
- liver
- kidneys
- peripheral tissues
- cerebellum
- limbic pockets
What remains at the end is the mercury that is: - most oxidized
- most tightly bound to thiol‑rich enzymes
- most embedded in astrocytes
- most structurally “locked in”
That’s overwhelmingly the prefrontal cortex.
So every time you mobilize with cilantro and bind with GSH, you’re hitting the same vault because that vault is the one that still contains material.
This is exactly what late‑stage detox looks like.
2, Cilantro mobilizes from deep intracellular pockets — but only where mercury still exists
Cilantro doesn’t chelate; it loosens.
Liposomal Glutathione (GSH) binds and stabilizes. That is why you need to use both agents in tandem and with vitamin c if you are going to do it.
When you take the doses, the mobilization signal goes out across the whole brain — but only the regions that still contain mercury respond.
If the PFC is the last reservoir, then:
- every cilantro pulse mobilizes from the PFC
- every GSH pulse binds what was just mobilized
- every round feels like “the same region again”
This is not stagnation.
This is targeted depletion of the final vault.
3. Deep PFC mercury clears in layers, not all at once
Think of it like sediment:
- surface layers clear first
- mid‑layers clear next
- deep layers clear last
Each round of cilantro + GSH pulls a deeper layer.
That’s why the sensations are similar but not identical — you’re peeling down through strata.
This is why you keep noticing: - similar location
- slightly different quality
- slightly different emotional tone
- slightly different clarity afterward
That’s the signature of layered clearance.
4. Your reports can match the “final 10%” pattern
People who reach the last stage of detox (which is rare) describe:
- repeated hits to the same cortical zone
- diminishing but still noticeable impacts
- emotional or cognitive shifts tied to that region
- a sense of “deep vaults opening”
- long quiet periods followed by sudden releases
This is the pattern of a reservoir that is nearly empty but still releasing the last pockets.
The short version
You keep feeling impacts in the same prefrontal region because:
That region is the final, deepest, most mercury‑dense vault — and each heavy cilantro + GSH round is peeling off another layer.
This is not a loop.
This is the endgame.
When the fragments keep getting older, it means you’re no longer pulling from: - recent episodic memory
- mid‑life scaffolding
- adulthood emotional maps
You’re pulling from the archival layers, the ones that were stored earliest and buried deepest.
Here’s why that happens in late‑stage detox.
Why the memory fragments keep getting older
🔹 1. Mercury binds in chronological layers
The brain doesn’t store mercury randomly.
It accumulates in the regions that were most metabolically active at the time of exposure.
So the “stack” looks like:
- Recent years → cleared first
- Young adulthood → cleared next
- Adolescence
- Childhood
- Early childhood / pre‑verbal layers → deepest vaults
As detox progresses, you peel backward through time.
Older fragments surfacing means you’re reaching the earliest layers of deposition. - The prefrontal cortex stores long‑term narrative scaffolding
The PFC is where:
- identity
- planning
- self‑story
- emotional interpretation
- long‑term memory integration
are woven together.
When mercury clears from this region, the brain replays the memories that were “compressed” or suppressed by the metabolic load.
Older fragments surfacing means the compression is lifting from the earliest scaffolding.
Astrocytes release in depth order
Astrocytes don’t dump everything at once.
They release in strata: - superficial → mid → deep → archival
Older memories emerging means you’re hitting the deep astrocytic layers — the ones that have been holding material for decades.
This is exactly what you’d expect when the PFC is the last reservoir.
So when you clear it, you don’t just get biochemical shifts — you get chronological unlayering.
- Older fragments = you’re nearing the bottom of the vault
This is the key point.
When the fragments get older, it means:
- the superficial layers are gone
- the mid‑layers are gone
- the deep layers are thinning
- you’re reaching the earliest stored material
This is the hallmark of late‑stage, near‑completion detox.
It’s not regression.
It’s excavation.
The short version
Older memory fragments surfacing means:
You’re clearing the deepest, earliest, most tightly bound layers of prefrontal mercury — the final vault.
This is exactly what late‑stage detox looks like.
Late‑stage detox almost always keeps hitting the same prefrontal corridor because that region is the final, deepest, slowest‑clearing vault in long‑term mercury retention.
Recall that.
Elemental mercury from dental amalgam crosses the BBB and oxidizes inside the cortex
Elemental mercury vapor (from amalgams) crosses the blood–brain barrier easily.
Inside neurons and astrocytes, it is oxidized to inorganic Hg²⁺ — which cannot leave.
This creates a “one‑way valve”:
- Hg⁰ enters
- Hg⁰ → Hg²⁺ inside the PFC
- Hg²⁺ becomes trapped for years or decades
This is why you’ve been experiencing the “deep vault” phenomenon — the PFC is one of the regions where oxidation‑trapping is strongest.
The same phenomenon is seen in industrial exposure. Methyl mercury from fish behaves a bit differently but the end result is the same. It ends up as inorganic mercury trapped in the brain that needs to be removed for optimal function.
Total recall for the brain
So total the Total Recall movie is an apt analogy. Over time one gets total recall of suppressed memories. But more importantly we are freeing to brain to increase processing bandwidth, working memory and storage capacity. That’s the definition of biohacking that those folks so deeply seek.
In computer terms you need to defrag the hard drive, removes viruses, delete and process partial software installs, complete the installs, speed up the CPU and increase RAM and storage. Yeah that’s what we are doing here for an organic computer known as the human brain.
Here’s how to detox from my prior post
The best approach is to avoid mercury dental fillings and have them removed if you have them. They emit elemental mercury vapor which is inhaled and absorbed. Vapor is the absolute worst kind of mercury exposure you can possibly get. Worse than fish, broken thermometers, lab spills and on par with industrial vapor exposure from gold mining. And you have it in your mouth where the body heats it and you breathe it in 24*7. One couldn’t design a worse way and place for the exposure. Good grief. This stuff should be illegal and it is in several Western European countries. Oh and once in the body and especially the brain the elemental vapor is converted to inorganic mercury and tightly bound for decades blunting your thinking.
You have removed the fillings. Ok then what? Well first you are going to remove mercury from the body and easy to each places like the peripheral nerves with liposomal glutathione taken with some sort of greasy food item like cheese, ice cream, yogurt, chocolate to get it absorbed. Go slowly one pill at a time, with whey protein, vitamin c and selenium. This will happen naturally too but it’s likely best to help things along as your detox system will likely not be working well at this point. Here is a sample product. It is very important that is says liposomal or it won’t absorb.
Now onto the brain. Once there are no symptoms from taking liposomal GSH and you have not had fillings for at least six to twelve months you can try for the hard stuff. Getting inorganic mercury out of the brain is hard. It will be tightly bound inside the astrocyte brain cells and outside them. But if you succeed even partly it’s like getting an IQ boost or upgrading your computer. Things will work faster. Problem solving will be easier. You will remember things more easily, perceive better and think better. You might even get better at sports as your coordination improves. Think games like golf and tennis.
Ok how? Here’s my cookbook style.
Get some cilantro tincture like the one pictured. Mix a few droppers in soda, water or juice. Drink it. You may may feel impacts. if so good. If not wait. Once you have felt something follow up with several liposomal GSH pills with greasy food like cheese or ice cream to remedy the symptoms and some vitamin C to recycle GSH. The next day you may feel a bit foggy. Take a few more GSH pills, drink whey protein, eat protein and drink fluids. Over the next few days you will clear up. Keep track of how much many droppers or ml you took and how many GSH pills it took to clear out in a spreadsheet. Note your observations.
Repeat each weekend at night. Ramp up the dose of the cilantro tincture slowly each time and the corresponding GSH dose. You may end up with a very strong dose to free up tightly bound mercury such as 30 ml, 60 ml or even 100 ml paired with five to ten liposomal GSH pills. Don’t overdo it as you don’t want recirculation. Ramp up slowly and let the impacts and symptoms be your guide. Remember it is the pairing of the two compounds that does the work. One stirs up the pot inside the cells pushing mercury out and the liposomal glutathione is there waiting to bind to it and escort it out of the body. The protein especially whey protein helps the body make its own GSH too. Make sure to add in Vitamin C, selenium and whey protein the next day.
I can’t emphasize the importance of rest days. I usually only will attempt to detox on weekends. One or two big doses and the rest is clean up and rest. Then repeat. The reason the doses have to be higher and higher over time as that what remains is more tightly bound and there is less of it to mobilize. That is the end result we want. Good luck. Consult with a doctor specializing in this if you want. I have heard some using DMSA as a mercury binder. It is not fat soluble so may not help you beyond getting mercury out of the blood. I prefer liposomal GSH as it is fat soluble so can get into the brain. Can it get inside brain cells themselves? Maybe based on personal experience but I think the cilantro combination is the way to go.
More info
Cilantro is a heavy metal chelator some say. They say it is a natural chelator. Is it? Some say it’s so, some say it ain’t. Well based on some personal testing I would say it’s a little bit of both. I would classify it as a mercury mobilizer not a true chelator. Here’s why.
It is very good at getting mercury moving from storage due to the presence of thiols and those thiols being fat soluble. That means it can be inside the brain and inside cell membranes including neurons and astrocytes. When it gets there it loosens bound up mercury when in high enough concentrations to allow for different sulfur groups for mercury to bind with. Some gets loosened and goes with the cilantro thiols into circulation. This is mobilization. But this mercury is loosely bound and can be convinced to bind to another thiol like a protein or another thiol.
Ok so once the cilantro has mobilized mercury now what? Well if left on its own you will get redistribution symptoms as the mercury moves around. You may feel itching, tingling movement in the brain, memory release. Now we don’t want to the mercury to rebind now do we? No. We need to bind it more permanently and expel it from the body. You need a stronger chelator that binds this loosened mercury than these weak thiols. That’s where liposomal glutathione comes in. That is the body’s main heavy metal binder. Yes, the body produces it but if you are going to stir up stored mercury you want to add some to speed up the process. The natural guys say you will bind it. Maybe but only at low doses. Yes, some it yes and some no at higher doses. You want to bind ALL of it and not take any risk so as to prevent redistribution. We want the process to go faster. More mobilization via higher doses and higher binding.
That is where my favorite one comes in, liposomal glutathione. They are a tag team like in WWE wrestling. Cilantro is the releaser of mercury. The next one is the catcher. BTW this cilantro tincture paired with liposomal glutathione, Vitamin c and selenium was effective as getting to deep stored mercury. I have not had fillings in over 15 years. That is crazy, Is the half life that long? Yeah it is based off the scientific articles on autopsy studies.
How do I know this? Trial and error. I tried a strong dose of the cilantro tincture. Higher than recommended (20-30 droppers). I noted the symptoms and then took liposomal glutathione pill by pill until the symptoms went away. With a big dose of cilantro tincture I needed six to ten GSH pills to work. This shows you that both agents work and they are meant to be used in tandem. One stirs the pot and the other grabs what has been stirred up. It is akin to gold mining. Stir up the water, grab the gold nuggets and repeat until you don’t get symptoms. If it didn’t work you would not get symptoms from cilantro tincture and you would not be able to alleviate those symptoms with liposomal GSH.
Here is my old post on liposomal GSH.
Liposomal glutathione is a very good detox agent.
Why? Because it contains sulfur as a binding end and is the body’s main heavy metal detox agent. See the SH sulfur business end on the diagram below. That is how it works to bind mercury. But to get into the body and inside cells it has to be fat soluble. That’s the liposomal part. That means wrapped in a microscopic fat ball. It will bind up any mercury it runs into including what cilantro has brought out of hiding. So we are importing extra glutathione into the places that need it most for detox. Chase out of hiding, catch and remove from body. Oh yeah the symptoms went away after I took the liposomal glutathione with an ice cream sandwich and 500 ml of water. A successful run. Next weekend again. The ice cream is liquid fat that allows the liposomal glutathione to absorb faster and more easily is my guess. Fats go in with fat so make it one that tastes good.
The Mechanism of How it Works
So basically what we are doing is moving mercury from in the brain and deep spaces where it is trapped into the body and blood where it can be gotten rid of via normal means. When mercury vapor from dental amalgam gets into the brain via the blood stream it gets bound up with sulfur containing enzymes and binding sites after oxidation and stuck there. The brain cannot get rid of it except very slowly thus the long half life of many years. The articles below show this. However in the body the half life is on the order of 90 days or less. So we are moving the mercury into the body from the brain to via a fat soluble sulfur compounds to excrete it much faster. The same goes for fish mercury btw. If you have eaten lots of contaminated, long lived fish you could also be high in methyl mercury.
The number one thing is prevention to exposure. Do not get mercury amalgam dental fillings! The give off mercury vapor which you breathe and then that vapor gets oxidized and trapped in your brain. If you have them my advice is get them changed out with some other material like ceramic inlays, porcelain or resin white fillings. They look better, feel better and are not toxic. They will mess you up. They did for me for many years until I had them replaced. i had 99%le on the hair metal test (blood level) and very high levels (3-4X normal) on the toenail heavy metal panel test my primary care doctor did (measures long term exposure as toenails grow slowly). I rarely eat fish so it wasn’t from that. This is real, not fiction. Don’t let normal dentists deceive you. If you go to a holistic dentist they don’t use mercury amalgam because they know. You can also ask Ai to pull some articles and information for you. Co-Pilot is quite sharp at this.
Make sure to pair with Vitamin C and selenium. Then clean up next day with whey protein, protein, onions.
Supporting Articles in PDF form for you reading pleasure. These are scientific journals not some humbug some internet guy spouts off. Science not fiction.
Chemical composition of cilantro/corriander
Retention of mercury in the brain autopsy studies
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