Re: Anxiety Problems (Type O-Secretor)

[Guest guest]

Hi Donna, I hope that you will allow yourself to grieve....so important.

Tears heal, let them flow, my heart goes out to you.

Love,

Lilla

Thanks--it has been tough. I think if I could just cry it would

help. Maybe I'm in denial, if I cry that would mean I have

to

accept my sister's death as real. I " know " she's gone, but it

doesn't " feel " real.... I sometimes feel guilty about

that. I'm

working on it.

Donna

--- Lilla Luoma

--- lillabell@...

Mitakuye oyasin....We Are All Related

[Guest guest]

Gawd, how awful, I've read bad things about these darned amalgams before

and its distressing when you don't have any insurance! Have any of you had these

things removed/replaced? Wondering what it costs, oh I have many in my 47 year

old mouth, darn it all!

Lilla

Re: Re: Anxiety Problems

(Type O-Secretor)

Here are a few symptoms of suspected reactions to dental

amalgams:

-Unexplained irritability

-Jumpiness, jitteriness, and nervousness

-Constant or very frequent periods of depression

-Numbness and tingling in extremities

-Unexplained chronic fatigue

-Cold hands and feet even in moderate or warm weather

-Bloated feeling most of the time

-Difficulty with short term memory

-Sudden, unexplained, or unprovoked anger

-Constipation on a regular basis

-Tremors or shakes of hands, feet, head, etc.

-Constant or frequent ringing or noise in ears

-Shortness of breath

-Frequent or recurring heartburn

-Excessive itching

-Unexplained rashes, skin irritation

-Metallic taste in mouth

-Frequent insomnia

-Pain in joints

-Tachycardia

-Unexplained fluid retention

-Burning sensation on the tongue

-Headaches just after eating

-Frequent diarrhea

(From the book " It's All in Your Head " by Dr. Hal A. Huggins.

--- Lilla Luoma

--- lillabell@...

Mitakuye oyasin....We Are All Related

[Guest guest]

a friend had them removed in PA - $4000 or so.

Re: Re: Anxiety Problems (Type O-Secretor)

Gawd, how awful, I've read bad things about these darned amalgams before

and its distressing when you don't have any insurance! Have any of you had

these

things removed/replaced? Wondering what it costs, oh I have many in my 47

year

old mouth, darn it all!

Lilla

Re: Re: Anxiety Problems

(Type O-Secretor)

Here are a few symptoms of suspected reactions to dental

amalgams:

-Unexplained irritability

-Jumpiness, jitteriness, and nervousness

-Constant or very frequent periods of depression

-Numbness and tingling in extremities

-Unexplained chronic fatigue

-Cold hands and feet even in moderate or warm weather

-Bloated feeling most of the time

-Difficulty with short term memory

-Sudden, unexplained, or unprovoked anger

-Constipation on a regular basis

-Tremors or shakes of hands, feet, head, etc.

-Constant or frequent ringing or noise in ears

-Shortness of breath

-Frequent or recurring heartburn

-Excessive itching

-Unexplained rashes, skin irritation

-Metallic taste in mouth

-Frequent insomnia

-Pain in joints

-Tachycardia

-Unexplained fluid retention

-Burning sensation on the tongue

-Headaches just after eating

-Frequent diarrhea

(From the book " It's All in Your Head " by Dr. Hal A. Huggins.

--- Lilla Luoma

--- lillabell@...

Mitakuye oyasin....We Are All Related

[Guest guest]

Mine cost a fortune - @ $1000 for each crown, part of which was covered by

insurance. Regular fillings were covered by my insurance as they were spaced

out. i have a few more to do as they deteriorate. Make sure that the dentist

follows strict removal procedures - mine has special ventilation, respirators

for himself and his assistant, oxygen mask for me and lots of special suction.

don't do too much at one time - the mercury load is too much for you and i took

oral chelating agents before, during and after. Also do not have the usual

plastics used for the restorations - they leach carcinogens - esp for breast and

probably prostate cancers. I could look up the special compound they used - low

??? ceramic, I believe. i did a lot of research at the time. See websites on

Biological dentistry for more info.

My suggestion is to take them out as needed - don't get carried away. Perhaps

have a hair analysisto see if you have a high level of mercury.

RE: Re: Anxiety Problems (Type O-Secretor)

a friend had them removed in PA - $4000 or so.

[Guest guest]

Also what helps is a big rink of water. Water is full of oxygen (H2O- of

course) which makes it one of the most under-rated energy boosts!

-----Original Message-----

Taz wrote:

> Depression and fatigue are such a trap - you don't have the energy or

motivation to do what you know will make you feel

> better! I am fighting this though, the real motivation is that I do want

to feel better (and lose about 30 pounds).

Whenever I don't feel like working out because I'm tired, I always remind

myself of the endorphin rush. I ALWAYS feel better

when I am done, even if I didn't feel great when I got started.

[Guest guest]

Lilla Luoma wrote:

> Gawd, how awful, I've read bad things about these darned amalgams before

> and its distressing when you don't have any insurance! Have any of you had

these

> things removed/replaced? Wondering what it costs, oh I have many in my 47 year

> old mouth, darn it all!

Even if you had insurance I'm sure that they would not pay for removal and

replacement of perfectly good fillings. (read

sarcasm here).

[Guest guest]

Do it gradually as needed - " they " do not know what needed to be replaced and

when - it is up to yoiur dentist to say

Re: Re: Anxiety Problems (Type O-Secretor)

Lilla Luoma wrote:

> Gawd, how awful, I've read bad things about these darned amalgams before

> and its distressing when you don't have any insurance! Have any of you had

these

> things removed/replaced? Wondering what it costs, oh I have many in my 47

year

> old mouth, darn it all!

Even if you had insurance I'm sure that they would not pay for removal and

replacement of perfectly good fillings. (read

sarcasm here).