Mercury fillings

January 11, 2009

If you have not discussed the precautions the dentist should be

taking with him/her, I would definitely postpone the procedure.

Here's a good link the protocol:

http://www.holisticmed.com/dental/amalgam/iaomt.txt

>Thanks,

>

>Does anyone know a dentist in the Houston area? I'm suppose to go

>tomorrow morning and now I think I should cancel. I have had them

>for years and wonder how that could have affected my son while I was

>pregnant with him. UGH what should I do??

>

>From: Km S <jls121400 (DOT) com>

>

>Subject: [ ] Mercury Fillings

>

>Date: Sunday, January 11, 2009, 3:37 PM

>

>Hi,

>

>I'm new to the group and I'm having my old fillings remove and

>should I be worried what they replace them with? I haven't even that

>of that, I was to worry about getting them. what do they use now a

>days?

>

>Thanks

>

January 12, 2009

I'm no expert, but I did read in a book on the topic that they could be a

problem. However, the mercury-free dentist I got the book from confirmed that

Sonicare toothbrushes are just fine, and even really good to keep teeth clean so

long as you avoid the amalgam. Since my amalgams are on the chewing surface, he

though that it was better to use the Sonicare and just avoid brushing the

chewing surface where the amalgams were.

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From: Ross <mrossgrp@...>

Sent: Monday, January 12, 2009 3:02:48 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Mercury Fillings

Speaking of brushing your teeth, does anyone know whether it's been

established that the ultrasonic toothbrushes (e.g. Sonicare) release

exponentially more mercury vapor from fillings than manual ones? It's

a pet theory of mine, as I seem to have started to have major

symptoms the same year I started using a Sonicare brush...

>That book was the " icing " for me and I had all five of mine out in

>one sitting.

>

>The other " Icing " was watching a tv news segment by Dr. Jim

>(chemical engineering professor and DAN lecturer) where one of his

>students brushed a tooth containing mercury filling inside a

>plexi-glass box under a blacklight. The vapor that was released

>was very telling. Toothbrushing, drinking or eating hot

>beverages/food -- all releases mercury on a continual basis.

>

>From: Jan <<mailto:mercurybab ies2%40. com>mercurybabies2>

>Subject: [ ] Re: Mercury Fillings

><mailto:Autism- Mercury%40g roups.com>

>Date: Monday, January 12, 2009, 12:25 PM

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>www.iaomt.org is where to locate a dentist to remove amalgams in your

>

>area. The ones on this site will have been trained in safe removal. It

>

>is up to your discretion whom you chose from there. I have a good one

>

>in PA, but that's all I can recommend personally.

>

>What do amalgams do during pregnancy? Read " It's All in Your Head " by

>

>Hal Huggins. That convinced me to remove them.

>

>Amalgams contaminate mom with mercury, and provide a 24 hour a day

>

>mercury exposure through the vapor the amalgams release. This mercury

>

>exposure in utero gets into the fetus and can cause the infants brain

>

>to miswire. This seems to be associated with sensory integration

>

>disorders. It also gives baby a toxic load at birth, and further

>

>exposures lead to developmental problems and in my opinion..autism.

>

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>> From: Km S <jls121400 (DOT) com>

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>> Subject: [ ] Mercury Fillings

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>> Date: Sunday, January 11, 2009, 3:37 PM

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>> Hi,

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>> I'm new to the group and I'm having my old fillings remove and

>

>should I be worried what they replace them with? I haven't even that

>

>of that, I was to worry about getting them. what do they use now a days?

>

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>> Thanks

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January 12, 2009

-> agitation of the fillings will cause an increase in release of

mercury vapors. Avoid brushing the amalgams, avoid chewing gum, hot

liquids. I don't know if there is actual proof in regards to Sonicare,

but Dr. Huggins did establish that brushing the fillings or chewing

gum, after eating etc, increased the mercury vapor for a period of

hours after.

I would go back to the old toothbrush because you can control where

and what that brushes and how hard. See if you notice any improvements.

> ________________________________

> From: Ross <mrossgrp@...>

>

> Sent: Monday, January 12, 2009 3:02:48 PM

> Subject: Re: [ ] Re: Mercury Fillings

>

> Speaking of brushing your teeth, does anyone know whether it's been

> established that the ultrasonic toothbrushes (e.g. Sonicare) release

> exponentially more mercury vapor from fillings than manual ones? It's

> a pet theory of mine, as I seem to have started to have major

> symptoms the same year I started using a Sonicare brush...

>

> >That book was the " icing " for me and I had all five of mine out in

> >one sitting.

> >

> >The other " Icing " was watching a tv news segment by Dr. Jim

> >(chemical engineering professor and DAN lecturer) where one of his

> >students brushed a tooth containing mercury filling inside a

> >plexi-glass box under a blacklight. The vapor that was released

> >was very telling. Toothbrushing, drinking or eating hot

> >beverages/food -- all releases mercury on a continual basis.

> >

> >From: Jan <<mailto:mercurybab ies2%40. com>mercurybabies2@

>

> >Subject: [ ] Re: Mercury Fillings

> ><mailto:Autism- Mercury%40g roups.com> @

groups. com

> >Date: Monday, January 12, 2009, 12:25 PM

> >

> >www.iaomt.org is where to locate a dentist to remove amalgams in your

> >

> >area. The ones on this site will have been trained in safe removal. It

> >

> >is up to your discretion whom you chose from there. I have a good one

> >

> >in PA, but that's all I can recommend personally.

> >

> >What do amalgams do during pregnancy? Read " It's All in Your Head " by

> >

> >Hal Huggins. That convinced me to remove them.

> >

> >Amalgams contaminate mom with mercury, and provide a 24 hour a day

> >

> >mercury exposure through the vapor the amalgams release. This mercury

> >

> >exposure in utero gets into the fetus and can cause the infants brain

> >

> >to miswire. This seems to be associated with sensory integration

> >

> >disorders. It also gives baby a toxic load at birth, and further

> >

> >exposures lead to developmental problems and in my opinion..autism.

> >

> >>

> >

> >> From: Km S <jls121400 (DOT) com>

> >

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> >

> >> Subject: [ ] Mercury Fillings

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> >> Date: Sunday, January 11, 2009, 3:37 PM

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> >> Hi,

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> >

> >> I'm new to the group and I'm having my old fillings remove and

> >

> >should I be worried what they replace them with? I haven't even that

> >

> >of that, I was to worry about getting them. what do they use now a

days?

> >

> >>

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> >> Thanks

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October 18, 2010

Hello All.

I have a question in regards to mercury fillings and root canals. My doctor keep

asking me if i made an appointment with a specialist who removes mercury fillins

and root canals because he is saying it is causing the bacteria to enter into

the body. He insists that i remove them. I have two mercury fillings and

probably 2-3 root canals. I know that there are books out there written about

root canals and how it can trigger the disease because it is the perfect place

for bacteria to enter. But what other choice we have if not to do the root

canal? Any comments or can you share your experience with root canals?

thank you

October 19, 2010

Prior to my joint issues (which I categorize as a TH 1 dominant illness, not

RA), I had been diagnosed with Chronic fatigue syndrome. I took every approach

to heal, including having my amalgam (mercury-containing) fillings removed. What

I found was that it was a baby step in feeling better. It helped me get over a

systemic yeast infection. I have since been told that yeast actually help

protect our bodies from mercury...remove the mercury and the yeast will go away.

That proved true for me...and no miserable herx from Nystatin (a Rx drug for

candida yeast).

As for root canals, that's a tough decision. My symptoms actually started one

month after my first root canal. I went to a practitioner who uses MSA (meridian

stress assessment) which uses an electronic probe pressed against the skin to

assess the level of function of just about everything in our bodies. She tested

the molar with the root canal and said it was fine. I had read on an RA website

that MSA was a reliable test for determining health of a root canal. Here's a

link to an explanation of MSA.

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0ISW/is_245/ai_111496942/

Then this summer during a routine dental exam, the panoramic xray showed an

abscess in my jawbone above a molar. The endodontist said it had been infected

and festering for a year or more. The time frame that my symptoms first started!

When I took a round of antibiotics for it, ALL of my joint symptoms went away. I

did have a root canal and my symptoms are slowly returning. Urgh.

I have been seeing a physical therapist who uses a laser on both my back and my

hands and feet. The laser is tuned to a frequency that inhibits the inflammation

caused by my immune cells. I told him about the abscess in my jawbone and that

the endontist cleaned out my tooth in doing the root canal, but left the abscess

in my jawbone for my body to heal...stating that the source of the infection had

been removed, so my body will heal the bone. My physical therapist said there is

a setting on the laser for bacteria. So, He placed the laser on my jaw during my

last treatment on Thursday morning. By Thursday evening I had noticeable

improvement in my hands. I go back again today. I will find out how others can

find a PT who uses this type of laser treatment and write a follow up post for

those interested. It has really helped me. At one point my feet hurt so much my

husband said I was walking like enstein. The laser treatments took all the

pain and inflammation out of my feet and has kept my hands functioning.

Back to dental health. Pulling teeth is not always the best option as it can

lead to cavitations in the jawbone which are pockets of infection. I was on the

fence as to whether I should pull this last tooth or get a root canal. That my

first root canal tested to be ok by MSA, I entrusted him to perform another one

on me. Also that I am already short on molars from having had my wisdom teeth

extracted along with 7 other teeth for braces as a kid, I didn't want to lose

anymore teeth.

With the laser treatment, I am hopeful that I made the right decision. I have

also started AP and am just reading about MP. I am thankful to all who

contribute to this site with their experiences. It opens so many doors. Thank

you.

October 19, 2010

http://y2khealthanddetox.com/cavitations.htm

cavitations in the jawbone and its relation to your health

On Tue, Oct 19, 2010 at 12:11 PM, Amy <muttville@...> wrote:

>

> Prior to my joint issues (which I categorize as a TH 1 dominant illness,

> not RA), I had been diagnosed with Chronic fatigue syndrome. I took every

> approach to heal, including having my amalgam (mercury-containing) fillings

> removed. What I found was that it was a baby step in feeling better. It

> helped me get over a systemic yeast infection. I have since been told that

> yeast actually help protect our bodies from mercury...remove the mercury and

> the yeast will go away. That proved true for me...and no miserable herx from

> Nystatin (a Rx drug for candida yeast).

>

> As for root canals, that's a tough decision. My symptoms actually started

> one month after my first root canal. I went to a practitioner who uses MSA

> (meridian stress assessment) which uses an electronic probe pressed against

> the skin to assess the level of function of just about everything in our

> bodies. She tested the molar with the root canal and said it was fine. I had

> read on an RA website that MSA was a reliable test for determining health of

> a root canal. Here's a link to an explanation of MSA.

> http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0ISW/is_245/ai_111496942/

>

> Then this summer during a routine dental exam, the panoramic xray showed an

> abscess in my jawbone above a molar. The endodontist said it had been

> infected and festering for a year or more. The time frame that my symptoms

> first started! When I took a round of antibiotics for it, ALL of my joint

> symptoms went away. I did have a root canal and my symptoms are slowly

> returning. Urgh.

>

> I have been seeing a physical therapist who uses a laser on both my back

> and my hands and feet. The laser is tuned to a frequency that inhibits the

> inflammation caused by my immune cells. I told him about the abscess in my

> jawbone and that the endontist cleaned out my tooth in doing the root canal,

> but left the abscess in my jawbone for my body to heal...stating that the

> source of the infection had been removed, so my body will heal the bone. My

> physical therapist said there is a setting on the laser for bacteria. So, He

> placed the laser on my jaw during my last treatment on Thursday morning. By

> Thursday evening I had noticeable improvement in my hands. I go back again

> today. I will find out how others can find a PT who uses this type of laser

> treatment and write a follow up post for those interested. It has really

> helped me. At one point my feet hurt so much my husband said I was walking

> like enstein. The laser treatments took all the pain and inflammation

> out of my feet and has kept my hands functioning.

>

> Back to dental health. Pulling teeth is not always the best option as it

> can lead to cavitations in the jawbone which are pockets of infection. I was

> on the fence as to whether I should pull this last tooth or get a root

> canal. That my first root canal tested to be ok by MSA, I entrusted him to

> perform another one on me. Also that I am already short on molars from

> having had my wisdom teeth extracted along with 7 other teeth for braces as

> a kid, I didn't want to lose anymore teeth.

>

> With the laser treatment, I am hopeful that I made the right decision. I

> have also started AP and am just reading about MP. I am thankful to all who

> contribute to this site with their experiences. It opens so many doors.

> Thank you.

>

October 19, 2010

Hi Amy,

I definitely would be interested in a therapist that does this lazer and

also your follow up.

Since you took antibiotics and had a cut back of symptoms you should use

that same antibiotic . Do you know what it was?

cooky

From: rheumatic [mailto:rheumatic ] On Behalf

Of Amy

I have been seeing a physical therapist who uses a laser on both my back and

my hands and feet. The laser is tuned to a frequency that inhibits the

inflammation caused by my immune cells. I told him about the abscess in my

jawbone and that the endontist cleaned out my tooth in doing the root canal,

but left the abscess in my jawbone for my body to heal...stating that the

source of the infection had been removed, so my body will heal the bone. My

physical therapist said there is a setting on the laser for bacteria. So, He

placed the laser on my jaw during my last treatment on Thursday morning. By

Thursday evening I had noticeable improvement in my hands. I go back again

today. I will find out how others can find a PT who uses this type of laser

treatment and write a follow up post for those interested. It has really

helped me. At one point my feet hurt so much my husband said I was walking

like enstein. The laser treatments took all the pain and inflammation

out of my feet and has kept my hands functioning.

October 19, 2010

Hello Amy!Â I would like to know more about the PT and the lazer.Â This is

something I never heard of and would like more information.Â Please write to us

all about this.Â Thank you, DoloresÂ

From: Cooky Stonkey <cookee1@...>

Subject: RE: rheumatic Re: Mercury Fillings

rheumatic

Date: Tuesday, October 19, 2010, 3:16 PM

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