Re: chelation?

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Hi . Welcome to the group. As far as I'm concerned, there are no

acceptable levels of mercury! I had my teeth with amalgams pulled because I had

cavities that I was unaware of under the 30 + year old amalgams. They were

discovered while I was being examined for amalgam replacement. There have been

many studies showing that mercury vapor escapes into the body from amalgams. I

didn't see the immediate results that I had hoped for, but I know I'm not still

getting those vapors into my system. I've gotten better over time because of

diet and supplementation. The amalgam removal could be playing a big part. This

is a better place to get information/instruction for mercury chelation.

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/frequent-dose-chelation/

Deuro wrote: I get confused as to what

levels of mercury are acceptable and what is concidered high. I would think that

any level of mercury that shows up in a blood test is a bad thing. Can some one

explain this to me? Also because mercury is taken into our systems through

envoirnmental exposure, through eating fish and whatever other way, how long can

it take to rid our systems of it? I am concidering having my amalgam filling

replaced but I would like to read more on the subject from others that have had

this done. Especialy how they felt afterward. Was the benifit worth the effort?

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