Re: Andy : what to replace amalgams with?

[Guest guest]

Hi CS, I'm not Andy, but if I were you I would first get a Clifford test, a

very simple blood test that will cost you about 125 bucks. It test for

literally thousands of dental materials and tells you which ones are compatible

with your body and which ones you will react to. Not all dental materials are

benign for everyone. You have to find the ones that are for you. I cannot

reccommend this test enough.

bhammanuk@... wrote: Hi Andy

What substance would you use to replace amalgams which is totally non toxic?

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

Can someone suggest where to get a Clifford test done? I live in

ville, Florida.

Thanks,

Laurel

[Guest guest]

I think they do porcelin fillings now. My mother used to be a dental

hygenist and had really bad mercury toxicity from working with mercury

fillings. She got all of her's replaced and im prettyy sure that they

are all porcelin.

Simpson

Chronic Fatigue Treatments

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> Hi Andy

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> What substance would you use to replace amalgams which is totally non

toxic?

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> Regards

> CS

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[Guest guest]

Porcelin (or resin) fillings can leach too, so it's best (if you can afford it)

to find a dentist

who will test for biocompability -- and find the best choice for you -- although

from what

I understanad, anything is better than silver mercury fillings.

An excellent book -- the " Bible " on dentistry -- is " Tooth Truth " .

d.

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> > What substance would you use to replace amalgams which is totally non

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[Guest guest]

Hi Laurel, Yup sure can. You can call Jess Clifford directly at work in

Colorado Springs, Colorado at (719)550-0008. That should get you the test

right from them. I had mine done through my dentist, but he's one of those

naturalpath ones. This will work. Edy

Laurel Ley <laurel@...> wrote: Can someone suggest

where to get a Clifford test done? I live in

ville, Florida.

Thanks,

Laurel

[Guest guest]

After having a number of materials in my mouth - and they all made me

ill in one respect or another - I now just have empty holes and feel

great.

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> > > What substance would you use to replace amalgams which is

totally non

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[Guest guest]

I had the Clifford done, but it cost me over $200 and I had it done in

Colorado Springs, which is the main originator of the test...it has been

useful,

as my dentist is utilizing it...

You can, however, develop new incompabilities, after testing...

Amelia

[Guest guest]

Andy,

What do you think of the Clifford Dental Materials Compatilbity Test?

Amelia

[Guest guest]

thank you,

laurel

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> > > Hi Andy

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> > > What substance would you use to replace amalgams which is

totally non

> > toxic?

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> > > Regards

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[Guest guest]

thank you,

laurel

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> > > Hi Andy

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> > > What substance would you use to replace amalgams which is

totally non

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> > > Regards

> > > CS

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[Guest guest]

Hi Amelia,

I'm not Andy, but my wholistic dentist says it's really a must. You may be

replacing your metals with another substance that your body will react to. It

literally tests for hundreds and hundreds of materials. I was frankly shocked

that dentistry uses so many different things.

sunscaper53@... wrote:

Andy,

What do you think of the Clifford Dental Materials Compatilbity Test?

Amelia

[Guest guest]

> Andy,

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> What do you think of the Clifford Dental Materials Compatilbity

Test?

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> Amelia

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[Guest guest]

Hi Amelia,

You know what I would do then. I'd just call Jess Clifford and chat. You can

find them at www.ccrlab.com. Maybe you won't get to talk with him personally,

but someone there should be able to give you current info.

sunscaper53 <sunscaper53@...> wrote:

> Andy,

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> What do you think of the Clifford Dental Materials Compatilbity

Test?

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> Amelia

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 17/07/2006 18:24:41 GMT Standard Time,

edyrayfield@... writes:

Hi CS, I'm not Andy, but if I were you I would first get a Clifford test, a

very simple blood test that will cost you about 125 bucks. It test for

literally thousands of dental materials and tells you which ones are compatible

with your body and which ones you will react to. Not all dental materials are

benign for everyone. You have to find the ones that are for you. I cannot

reccommend this test enough.

**Can you get the Clifford test done in the UK?

Regards

CS

[Guest guest]

I don't see why not. Go to their wesite ccrlab.com and get the phone number.

Someone there will chat with you about this.

Edy

bhammanuk@... wrote:

In a message dated 17/07/2006 18:24:41 GMT Standard Time,

edyrayfield@... writes:

Hi CS, I'm not Andy, but if I were you I would first get a Clifford test, a

very simple blood test that will cost you about 125 bucks. It test for

literally thousands of dental materials and tells you which ones are compatible

with your body and which ones you will react to. Not all dental materials are

benign for everyone. You have to find the ones that are for you. I cannot

reccommend this test enough.

**Can you get the Clifford test done in the UK?

Regards

CS