Re: why send explants to Dr. Blais??

March 19, 2005

J,

I agree with you that it may not be necessary to send your implants

to Dr.Blais, so you can put that money to better use.

Only you can make that decision. The purpose for allowing Dr. Blais

to analyze your implants would be to give you information regarding

what pathogens you may be dealing with, whether it is fungal in

nature or bacterial, so you know how to pursue treatment, and what

condition your implants were in, such as revealing a loss of a large

amount of silicone or alot of degradation.

If you do not plan on pursuing legal matters, don't need any reports

for purposes of identification of your type of implant, and don't

really care what your implants were contaminated with, if at all,

then you may choose not to have them looked at. It's up to you.

Many of us did it simply for the peace of mind in getting answers to

our questions since nobody else has been able to even remotely

answer the question of " Why are we sick? " At least Dr. Blais offers

something we can hang our hat on.

Hope that helps you!

Patty

>

> I've read about Dr. Blais in Canada, and I even called his office

> and received information on how to send the saline implants to his

> office for lab testing.

> My question is this: Why should I send my implants to this

doctor?

> I know that he is the expert on the contaminants in implants, and

> doing labwork to prove which contaminants are present. I also

know

> that my body knows there are contaminants. So, I'm not involved

in

> any law suit, I don't need evidence, and I'm certain that the

> implants are causing my health issues.

> Does anyone have an opinion on this? Somewhere the I remember

> reading that the tests with Dr. B. would be around $350.00. I

could

> put that money to good use otherwise.

> So, would you send your implants to him? Have you? What is the

> advantage of sending the implants to him?

> I'm leaning toward trusting Dr. M. on his visual of the implants,

> asking for a photo of the implants explanted, and knowing with

> certainty that whatever contaminants are there, they are hurting

> me. Detoxing, I think, can be done in a general manner, realizing

> that both bacteria and fungus are probably present.

> Any feedback appreciated......J

March 19, 2005

Thanks Patty,

Yes, I can understand now. As often as I've been told that it's in

my head, by my spouse and my doctors, I can understand how having

proof in writing would help one's sanity, and would help to show

others that there were pathogens there.

I have saline implants, and they seem to be intact. So, I'm opting

for saving those dollars. Thanks for the feedback, J

March 19, 2005

You don't need to if you don't have a reason to but they test the scar

tissue for you with Melmed and you get to keep the implants after so

you'll see if it's clear. If it's not clear you can send it to Blais

to find out what you need to get the specific toxins out of your

body. If it's clear you can help get better by excersize, clay baths

and eating healthy foods that will clean out whatever was making you

sick like green tea ect. Or you can try other techniques that worked

for others.

--- In , " crazycanoe1 " <crazycanoe1@d...>

wrote:

>

> I've read about Dr. Blais in Canada, and I even called his office

> and received information on how to send the saline implants to his

> office for lab testing.

> My question is this: Why should I send my implants to this doctor?

> I know that he is the expert on the contaminants in implants, and

> doing labwork to prove which contaminants are present. I also know

> that my body knows there are contaminants. So, I'm not involved in