Re: Chelating heavy metals/Saul

[Guest guest]

Saul, Thought I'd run this by you one more time.

Hoping for an answer....

Gail

>

> Saul,

>

> In your book, " The Story of Ozone " you mentioned one of the things

> ozone does is chelate heavy metals, and states it works well in

> conjunction with EDTA. Are you saying if one has a mouthful of

amalgam

> fillings, the ozone would chelate any mercury, or are you assuming

the

> mercury has already been removed when you state 'in conjuction with

> EDTA.' Do you suggest one tries to have them removed, if they can,

or

> would the ozone do the job by itself? Also, I've always heard it

> doesn't do any good to chelate if you still have the mercury

fillings,

> so what would be the point of using EDTA if you don't have them

> removed?

>

> I'm really curious about this as I've always wondered why Sherri-

lee

> doesn't have hers' removed.

>

> Gail

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Gail,

I didn't see this originally, but I can tell you that I have not had my mercury

fillings removed because I have been nursing children or pregnant for the last 7

years. As soon as they are done sucking then I am having the filthy, disgusting

things taken out of my head.

I will then be using ozone as well as other things to chelate the mercury in my

body from those fillings.

For what it is worth, Saul is fairly certain that the on going problems I have

had with my fight against candida and never seeming to get ahead of it in my

head is because of my mercury fillings.

I'll let Saul answer the rest,

Sherri-Lee

Re: Chelating heavy metals/Saul

Saul, Thought I'd run this by you one more time.

Hoping for an answer....

Gail

>

> Saul,

>

> In your book, " The Story of Ozone " you mentioned one of the things

> ozone does is chelate heavy metals, and states it works well in

> conjunction with EDTA. Are you saying if one has a mouthful of

amalgam

> fillings, the ozone would chelate any mercury, or are you assuming

the

> mercury has already been removed when you state 'in conjuction with

> EDTA.' Do you suggest one tries to have them removed, if they can,

or

> would the ozone do the job by itself? Also, I've always heard it

> doesn't do any good to chelate if you still have the mercury

fillings,

> so what would be the point of using EDTA if you don't have them

> removed?

>

> I'm really curious about this as I've always wondered why Sherri-

lee

> doesn't have hers' removed.

>

> Gail

>

[Guest guest]

I take that back... it has been 8 years.

Sherri-Lee

Re: Chelating heavy metals/Saul

Saul, Thought I'd run this by you one more time.

Hoping for an answer....

Gail

>

> Saul,

>

> In your book, " The Story of Ozone " you mentioned one of the things

> ozone does is chelate heavy metals, and states it works well in

> conjunction with EDTA. Are you saying if one has a mouthful of

amalgam

> fillings, the ozone would chelate any mercury, or are you assuming

the

> mercury has already been removed when you state 'in conjuction with

> EDTA.' Do you suggest one tries to have them removed, if they can,

or

> would the ozone do the job by itself? Also, I've always heard it

> doesn't do any good to chelate if you still have the mercury

fillings,

> so what would be the point of using EDTA if you don't have them

> removed?

>

> I'm really curious about this as I've always wondered why Sherri-

lee

> doesn't have hers' removed.

>

> Gail

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Sherri-Lee,

Now it makes perfect sense to me! I've always wondered why you don't

have them removed and thought to myself 'well, Sherri-Lee got well

and she still has her filling, I don't see why I can't,' But it

hasn't happened. Looks like you, too, still struggle somewhat as you

mentioned.

I completely understand how putting the needs of your children first

works. We are just now finishing helping our children through

college and have met our obligation to them and they all are now self

sufficient, functioning adults, which has now freed me up to be able

to indulge in some of the things I've put on the back bunner for

years. One of which is having my amalgam fillings removed. Still

I've wondered if it would be worth it because some have had them

removed with no improvement to their health, while others experience

a miracle like healing, while others just something in between.

For what it's worth, I read 81% of people with cfids have mercury

toxicity. hmmmmm I'm looking forward to having mine out!

Thanks for responding.

Gail

-- In oxyplus , Sherri-Lee <s-lp@...> wrote:

>

> Hi Gail,

>

> I didn't see this originally, but I can tell you that I have not

had my mercury fillings removed because I have been nursing children

or pregnant for the last 7 years. As soon as they are done sucking

then I am having the filthy, disgusting things taken out of my head.

>

> I will then be using ozone as well as other things to chelate the

mercury in my body from those fillings.

>

> For what it is worth, Saul is fairly certain that the on going

problems I have had with my fight against candida and never seeming

to get ahead of it in my head is because of my mercury fillings.

>

> I'll let Saul answer the rest,

>

> Sherri-Lee

> Re: Chelating heavy metals/Saul

>

>

> Saul, Thought I'd run this by you one more time.

>

> Hoping for an answer....

>

> Gail

>

>

> >

> > Saul,

> >

> > In your book, " The Story of Ozone " you mentioned one of the

things

> > ozone does is chelate heavy metals, and states it works well in

> > conjunction with EDTA. Are you saying if one has a mouthful of

> amalgam

> > fillings, the ozone would chelate any mercury, or are you

assuming

> the

> > mercury has already been removed when you state 'in conjuction

with

> > EDTA.' Do you suggest one tries to have them removed, if they

can,

> or

> > would the ozone do the job by itself? Also, I've always heard

it

> > doesn't do any good to chelate if you still have the mercury

> fillings,

> > so what would be the point of using EDTA if you don't have them

> > removed?

> >

> > I'm really curious about this as I've always wondered why

Sherri-

> lee

> > doesn't have hers' removed.

> >

> > Gail

> >

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I had my mercury fillings out a few years ago, I didn't notice any

immediate improvement and only did a little chelation. But I can say

I am doing better now than I was then and am definitely glad I am rid

of them.

>Hi Sherri-Lee,

>

>Now it makes perfect sense to me! I've always wondered why you don't

>have them removed and thought to myself 'well, Sherri-Lee got well

>and she still has her filling, I don't see why I can't,' But it

>hasn't happened. Looks like you, too, still struggle somewhat as you

>mentioned.

>

>I completely understand how putting the needs of your children first

>works. We are just now finishing helping our children through

>college and have met our obligation to them and they all are now self

>sufficient, functioning adults, which has now freed me up to be able

>to indulge in some of the things I've put on the back bunner for

>years. One of which is having my amalgam fillings removed. Still

>I've wondered if it would be worth it because some have had them

>removed with no improvement to their health, while others experience

>a miracle like healing, while others just something in between.

>

>For what it's worth, I read 81% of people with cfids have mercury

>toxicity. hmmmmm I'm looking forward to having mine out!

>

>Thanks for responding.

>

>Gail

>

>-- In oxyplus , Sherri-Lee <s-lp@...> wrote:

>>

>> Hi Gail,

>>

>> I didn't see this originally, but I can tell you that I have not

>had my mercury fillings removed because I have been nursing children

>or pregnant for the last 7 years. As soon as they are done sucking

>then I am having the filthy, disgusting things taken out of my head.

>>

>> I will then be using ozone as well as other things to chelate the

>mercury in my body from those fillings.

>>

>> For what it is worth, Saul is fairly certain that the on going

>problems I have had with my fight against candida and never seeming

>to get ahead of it in my head is because of my mercury fillings.

>>

>> I'll let Saul answer the rest,

>>

>> Sherri-Lee

>> Re: Chelating heavy metals/Saul

>>

>>

>> Saul, Thought I'd run this by you one more time.

>>

>> Hoping for an answer....

>>

>> Gail

>>

>>

>> >

>> > Saul,

>> >

>> > In your book, " The Story of Ozone " you mentioned one of the

>things

>> > ozone does is chelate heavy metals, and states it works well in

>> > conjunction with EDTA. Are you saying if one has a mouthful of

>> amalgam

>> > fillings, the ozone would chelate any mercury, or are you

>assuming

>> the

>> > mercury has already been removed when you state 'in conjuction

>with

>> > EDTA.' Do you suggest one tries to have them removed, if they

>can,

>> or

>> > would the ozone do the job by itself? Also, I've always heard

>it

>> > doesn't do any good to chelate if you still have the mercury

>> fillings,

>> > so what would be the point of using EDTA if you don't have them

>> > removed?

>> >

>> > I'm really curious about this as I've always wondered why

>Sherri-

>> lee

>> > doesn't have hers' removed.

>> >

>> > Gail

>> >

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

I had my mercury fillings out a few years ago, I didn't notice any

immediate improvement and only did a little chelation. But I can say

I am doing better now than I was then and am definitely glad I am rid

of them.

>Hi Sherri-Lee,

>

>Now it makes perfect sense to me! I've always wondered why you don't

>have them removed and thought to myself 'well, Sherri-Lee got well

>and she still has her filling, I don't see why I can't,' But it

>hasn't happened. Looks like you, too, still struggle somewhat as you

>mentioned.

>

>I completely understand how putting the needs of your children first

>works. We are just now finishing helping our children through

>college and have met our obligation to them and they all are now self

>sufficient, functioning adults, which has now freed me up to be able

>to indulge in some of the things I've put on the back bunner for

>years. One of which is having my amalgam fillings removed. Still

>I've wondered if it would be worth it because some have had them

>removed with no improvement to their health, while others experience

>a miracle like healing, while others just something in between.

>

>For what it's worth, I read 81% of people with cfids have mercury

>toxicity. hmmmmm I'm looking forward to having mine out!

>

>Thanks for responding.

>

>Gail

>

>-- In oxyplus , Sherri-Lee <s-lp@...> wrote:

>>

>> Hi Gail,

>>

>> I didn't see this originally, but I can tell you that I have not

>had my mercury fillings removed because I have been nursing children

>or pregnant for the last 7 years. As soon as they are done sucking

>then I am having the filthy, disgusting things taken out of my head.

>>

>> I will then be using ozone as well as other things to chelate the

>mercury in my body from those fillings.

>>

>> For what it is worth, Saul is fairly certain that the on going

>problems I have had with my fight against candida and never seeming

>to get ahead of it in my head is because of my mercury fillings.

>>

>> I'll let Saul answer the rest,

>>

>> Sherri-Lee

>> Re: Chelating heavy metals/Saul

>>

>>

>> Saul, Thought I'd run this by you one more time.

>>

>> Hoping for an answer....

>>

>> Gail

>>

>>

>> >

>> > Saul,

>> >

>> > In your book, " The Story of Ozone " you mentioned one of the

>things

>> > ozone does is chelate heavy metals, and states it works well in

>> > conjunction with EDTA. Are you saying if one has a mouthful of

>> amalgam

>> > fillings, the ozone would chelate any mercury, or are you

>assuming

>> the

>> > mercury has already been removed when you state 'in conjuction

>with

>> > EDTA.' Do you suggest one tries to have them removed, if they

>can,

>> or

>> > would the ozone do the job by itself? Also, I've always heard

>it

>> > doesn't do any good to chelate if you still have the mercury

>> fillings,

>> > so what would be the point of using EDTA if you don't have them

>> > removed?

>> >

>> > I'm really curious about this as I've always wondered why

>Sherri-

>> lee

>> > doesn't have hers' removed.

>> >

>> > Gail

>> >

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

>>

[Guest guest]

Dear Gail,

Sorry I missed this question, Gail.

Mercury in an amalgam is already bound in a compound and is generally

considered to be inert. However, we know that a small amount does leach from

the fillings. It can migrate in the body and end up in places like the gut

and the liver and the brain. often, candida that escapes from the gut will

be attracted to the areas where mercury is pooled, since the immune system

is suppressed at these sites.

Ozone probably will not touch the mercury bound in the amalgam, but it will

oxidize the mercury that has migrated and is 'free'.

When mercury amalgams are removed, it is considered quite possible that

mercury will be liberated in this process, migrate

to sensitive areas and cause disruptions. This mercury can be 'gathered up'

by EDTA, or oxidized by ozone and excreted.

Other metals become deposited in specific areas of the body (rather than

distributed equally) in the same way, in 'toxic dumps' in the body. These

areas are commonly breast tissue in women and the prostate in men. This

accounts for the greater incidence of cancers in these locations. Ozone will

oxidize the metals in these locations, facilitating their excretion.

Best of Health!

Dr. Saul Pressman

Re: Chelating heavy metals/Saul

Saul, Thought I'd run this by you one more time.

Hoping for an answer....

Gail

>

> Saul,

>

> In your book, " The Story of Ozone " you mentioned one of the things

> ozone does is chelate heavy metals, and states it works well in

> conjunction with EDTA. Are you saying if one has a mouthful of

amalgam

> fillings, the ozone would chelate any mercury, or are you assuming

the

> mercury has already been removed when you state 'in conjuction with

> EDTA.' Do you suggest one tries to have them removed, if they can,

or

> would the ozone do the job by itself? Also, I've always heard it

> doesn't do any good to chelate if you still have the mercury

fillings,

> so what would be the point of using EDTA if you don't have them

> removed?

>

> I'm really curious about this as I've always wondered why Sherri-

lee

> doesn't have hers' removed.

>

> Gail

>

[Guest guest]

>

> Dear Gail,

>

> Ozone probably will not touch the mercury bound in the amalgam, but

it will

> oxidize the mercury that has migrated and is 'free'.

>

> ========================

Ok, so does the mercury bound in the amalgam continually leach out

migrating elsewhere? If so, then one should always have them removed

if possible. Or does it gradually get all leached out and therefore

not causing any problems???? gail

[Guest guest]

Or does it gradually get all leached out and therefore

> not causing any problems???? gail

>

I should have said it gradually gets all leached out and therefore not

causing any problems IF one is doing ozone the mop up the 'free'

mercury ??? gail

[Guest guest]

Dear Gail,

Many people believe that it slowly leaches out over decades.

So, the best bet is to get them removed, by experienced dentists.

Best of Health!

Dr. Saul Pressman

Re: Chelating heavy metals/Saul

>

> Dear Gail,

>

> Ozone probably will not touch the mercury bound in the amalgam, but

it will

> oxidize the mercury that has migrated and is 'free'.

>

> ========================

Ok, so does the mercury bound in the amalgam continually leach out

migrating elsewhere? If so, then one should always have them removed

if possible. Or does it gradually get all leached out and therefore

not causing any problems???? gail

[Guest guest]

> When mercury amalgams are removed, it is considered quite possible

> that mercury will be liberated in this process, migrate to sensitive

> areas and cause disruptions. This mercury can be 'gathered up' by

> EDTA, or oxidized by ozone and excreted.

If it were me, I would start taking a lot of clay/charcoal slurries the

day before having these removed, and continue for next few weeks with

these on a daily basis - that should pull the lions share of any

liberated mercury out (along with other nasties that may be lurking)

with little negative impact on the body...

[Guest guest]

, May I ask in what way you are feeling better now and what

illness (if any) you are battling? Thanks, gail

-- In oxyplus , jf <JFerris@...> wrote:

>

> I had my mercury fillings out a few years ago, I didn't notice any

> immediate improvement and only did a little chelation. But I can say

> I am doing better now than I was then and am definitely glad I am rid

> of them.

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Well, I wouldn't know where to start. Candida, possible lymes,

severe allergies, herpes viruses, psychiatric/emotional trauma,

arthritis, bowel problems....

>, May I ask in what way you are feeling better now and what

>illness (if any) you are battling? Thanks, gail

>

>-- In oxyplus , jf <JFerris@...> wrote:

>>

>> I had my mercury fillings out a few years ago, I didn't notice any

>> immediate improvement and only did a little chelation. But I can say

>> I am doing better now than I was then and am definitely glad I am rid

>> of them.

>>

>>

>>

>>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi ,

Thanks for responding.

Can you elaborate in what ways you have noticed improvement?

Gail

-- In oxyplus , jf <JFerris@...> wrote:

>

> Well, I wouldn't know where to start. Candida, possible lymes,

> severe allergies, herpes viruses, psychiatric/emotional trauma,

> arthritis, bowel problems....

>

>

>

> >, May I ask in what way you are feeling better now and what

> >illness (if any) you are battling? Thanks, gail

> >

> >-- In oxyplus , jf <JFerris@> wrote:

> >>

> >> I had my mercury fillings out a few years ago, I didn't notice

any

> >> immediate improvement and only did a little chelation. But I

can say

> >> I am doing better now than I was then and am definitely glad I

am rid

> >> of them.

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >>

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >OxyPLUS is an unmoderated e-ring dealing with oxidative therapies,

> >and other alternative self-help subjects.

> >

> >THERE IS NO MEDICAL ADVICE HERE!

> >

> >This list is the 1st Amendment in action. The things you will find

> >here are for information and research purposes only. We are

people

> >sharing information we believe in. If you act on ideas found here,

> >you do so at your own risk. Self-help requires intelligence,

common

> >sense, and the ability to take responsibility for your own

actions.

> >By joining the list you agree to hold yourself FULLY responsible

FOR

> >yourself. Do not use any ideas found here without consulting a

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