CORE Cilantro Blend — Heavy Metal Detox & Elimination Pathway Support (2 oz)
Core Cilantro Blend is a botanical blend specifically designed to support the normal function of the body's elimination pathways and assist in the natural ability to mobilize and excrete accumulated toxins — particularly heavy metals.* Cilantro (Coriandrum sativum) leaf is one of the most researched botanicals for its ability to chelate and mobilize heavy metals from tissues, making this formula a key component of comprehensive detoxification protocols.*
Key Benefits
- Cilantro leaf — natural chelator that mobilizes heavy metals from tissues and organs*
- Supports normal function of the kidney, liver, and elimination pathway detoxification*
- Assists the body's natural heavy metal mobilization and excretion mechanisms*
- Part of comprehensive heavy metal detox protocols*
- Liquid extract for rapid absorption and practitioner-adjustable dosing
Who Is This For?
Core Cilantro Blend is ideal for individuals with confirmed or suspected heavy metal exposure (mercury from dental fillings, fish consumption, or occupational exposure; lead, cadmium, arsenic), those on comprehensive Lyme disease protocols (heavy metals impair immune function), and anyone undertaking a whole-body detoxification program. Always use with binders to prevent reabsorption. Recommended by Michelle Tonkin ND.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Should I use cilantro with a binder like chlorella?
A: Yes — cilantro mobilizes heavy metals from tissues into circulation. Without a binder (chlorella, zeolite, activated charcoal, pectin), mobilized metals can be redistributed. Always pair cilantro-based detox protocols with binding agents.
Q: Is cilantro safe for heavy metal detox?
A: Cilantro is generally safe at supplemental doses. Heavy metal chelation protocols should always be overseen by a practitioner who can monitor for detox reactions and ensure proper elimination support.
Q: How is this different from DMSA or EDTA chelation?
A: Cilantro is a gentler, natural mobilizer compared to pharmaceutical chelators. It's appropriate for gentle ongoing detox support rather than aggressive acute chelation, which carries more risks.
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