Guest guest Posted April 15, 2006 Report Posted April 15, 2006 The statement below about mercury is a little scary. While indeed mercury should not be removed by someone who does not understand mercury removal - which should include rubber dams, oxygen masks, etc. And be followed by some sort of chelation program. As far as leaking is concerned THEY ALL LEAK!! see http://www.iaomt.com.Most detoxing is ineffective even dangerous while your client retains a full toxic load- In addition except for nutritional support, most other interventions will not be successful while mercury anchors the problem in the body- this is why you will see the miasm show up after the client has been sequentially treated for them because a toxin has anchored them or a trauma. I find it irresponsible to do detox on people who have mercury fillings - why not tell them to save their money and go to see a biological or holistic dentist first and come back to you later? The why has to do with the same thing that moves governments to ignore the will of the people, greed. As practitioners, healers, doctors, therapists we have to ask ourselves . Do we want to make a difference or money? Not every client you see will be qualified for therapy and you have to choose what will be the most effective course for your client. If your client has scurvy they do not need the energetic picture of an orange....If they did then we could feed the world with the SCIO and the CoRe and the QXCI. You need to look at physical impediments as real because they are. This is why sometimes we make a remedy on the SCIO and other times we give a physical remedy.MERCURY IS A TOXIN it leaks in most cases at a higher level than the EPA would allow in a factory. I have had clients symptome picture change completely once they remove the mercury -(things like lifetime migraines, life time excema, hives, nervous ticks , heart palpitations hypertension and more) No not everything relates to the mercury but if it might be a factor it has to go, and ignoring this issue and doing something else is little more than palliation. Which may be enough for many practitioners but I can tell you you are doing your clients a disservice. Find a good dentist who understands the dangers involved - work with him or her and refer your clients to them first. Many issues begin in the mouth -Mercury is only one of them.MarlaPeople shouldn't just go get their mercury out of their teeth. If atooth is leaking, that's fine, but as I can attest to, you can open acan of worms and make a person worse by messing around with the teeth.On Apr 14, 2006, at 3:00 PM, qxci-english wrote:Message: 1 Date: Sat, 08 Apr 2006 16:59:27 -0400 From: Kathrin Woodlyn Bateman <kathrin@...> Subject: Re: is and others, questions about mercury removal Hello is, I'd love to hear more about not removing mercury from teeth. Isn't a toxic metal in the body a problem? Any hot drink causes mercury vapor to be released, right? I'd really like to hear more from you and other people about that issue. I don't understand how a filling, even if it's termed "non-leaking", can be considered a non-problem. Please don't consider this a dispute, I'm really wanting to hear more ideas about this and do not pretend to have the final word on anything in the Universe. I do agree that any mercury removal has to be done carefully and with major safety precautions for all involved. Blessings, Kathrin Marla S CBBT, CMTA, CBT, DiPH, ATTrMarla'Apothecary http://www.marlasapothecary.comhttp://www.abbp.orghttp://www.homeopathy.comhttp://www.novalisorganon.com"Governmental responsibility for social problems is based on two considerations:1. Rational a. To protect individuals from physical or economic harm. b. To facilitate commerce by building and maintaining roads, waterways, etc. c. To care for the indigent.2. Irrational and Defensive a. Based on the inability of individuals to make rational decisions of to be responsible for their own lives."C. Konia, Journal of Orgonomy.Marla S marla@... Quote
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