Guest guest Posted January 9, 2006 Report Share Posted January 9, 2006 , That is a very good question., I too, had my amalgams out by a very proficient safe amalgam removal holistic dentist, and 14 years later I got sicker than I have ever been, and continue to be messed up. Pperhaps the chemtrails have also played a detrimental role in my decline..... perhaps living in an area where a couple of wells were reportedly shut down for elevated arsenic levels....perhaps geting new exposure form an unknown source has contributed.... Back to the quesiton though, my guess is the brain continues to be poisonend and therefore the central nervous system continues to be poisoned and decline, taking along with it the organs that it supports. I too, would like to hear more opinions. I feel like my life was taken away from me.... ~Inga > Could I get some opinions please? > > I belong to a CFS support group here at a local hospital. I try to > pass on information regarding the mercury connection and sometimes I > get fluffed off. This is because a number of the group members got > their fillings out ten years or so ago when they first heard about the > connection. They didn't know anything about chelation though or > having to get the mercury out. They just got the fillings out. It > just so happens that many of them were " worse " years later than before > they got the fillings out. Why would this be? I would think that if > they got the fillings out they would have at least eliminated exposure > from being further poisoned. Even if they didn't chelate, I would > expect them to maybe stay the same, but not get worse. Could the > mercury in their tissues and organs/brain have made them worse even > many years after amalgam removal? I thought the organs and tissues > started dumping after amalgam removal except for the brain. > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 10, 2006 Report Share Posted January 10, 2006 > > > Could I get some opinions please? > > > > I belong to a CFS support group here at a local hospital. I try to > > pass on information regarding the mercury connection and sometimes I > > get fluffed off. This is because a number of the group members got > > their fillings out ten years or so ago when they first heard about the > > connection. They didn't know anything about chelation though or > > having to get the mercury out. They just got the fillings out. It > > just so happens that many of them were " worse " years later than before > > they got the fillings out. Why would this be? I would think that if > > they got the fillings out they would have at least eliminated exposure > > from being further poisoned. Even if they didn't chelate, I would > > expect them to maybe stay the same, but not get worse. Could the > > mercury in their tissues and organs/brain have made them worse even > > many years after amalgam removal? I thought the organs and tissues > > started dumping after amalgam removal except for the brain. > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 10, 2006 Report Share Posted January 10, 2006 >I can't face another year like this, never mind 10. I also > feel like my life has been taken away. The good news is that because you have found this group you will be able to avoid the harmful chelation protocols that make LOTS of people worse. And more good news - diet, supplements, and for some people certain medications make them feel lots better. People in this group are familiar with what interventions help what symptoms and will be able to help you to figure out how to feel better. J > > > I also find this very disheartening. I am about to embark on amalgam > removal, and am obviously hoping to be one of those who make a good > recovery afterwards. I thought the body was supposed to auto-detox > for a bit, and then you'd have to chelate to get the organ stuff > out. I can't face another year like this, never mind 10. I also > feel like my life has been taken away. I guess the answer is that it > depends on the individual physiological make-up, health of other > organs, etc etc, but it is discouraging. Inga - have you been sick > since amalgam removal, or have you become ill again since? > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 10, 2006 Report Share Posted January 10, 2006 > I am about to embark on amalgam > removal, and am obviously hoping > to be one of those who make a good > recovery afterwards. How the removal is done can be as important as doing the detox. Please post the exact removal protocol that you will follow. I'm sure you will get some helpful input on that. Like always using rubberdam when removing amalgam. Like going to a dentist you know will remove all the amalgam and leave nothing behind. Its a big advantage for you if the dentist is aware of that amalgam is a health hazard. And knowing you will tolerate the new material. Some are allergig to the acrylat in the plastic. I had to use something called ionomer instead. On top of my head:.. Make sure your body has a full stack, meaning that you dont touch the amalgams if your body stores of minerals and detoxing substances, for example gluthation, is used up. Poor mans diagnostic for gluthation could be to take 200mg N-Acetyl-Cysteine twice a day for 3-4 days. If you feel up on this with increased energy you may have low Gluthation. Anyone on this? Take a test for all minerals including this one. Then there is another big superantioxidant that the body also manufactures, SOD (superoxiddismutase). Grow some wheatgrass yourself, chew a fistful until dry and spit it out. Or buy a Juicer that can do wheatgrass., Porkeert is a cheap one, 30$, Samson seems a good choice for all kinds of healthy juicing. One reason many feel so louse Im think is that they dont take up the nutrients they eat. Juicing gets some nutrients into your system. I have done all this and the difference is vast. Then you may move towards more raw vegetables, you may discover hidden food allergies, and be on your way to great health. Afterwards, in the recoveryprocess, take the opportunity to learn about health. Read Sherry No more heartburn, omaybe Tired or Toxic too? Read Hulda s Cure for all disease. Those parasites are very real btw. There are many many books, a few are very good, even pivotal. Most are not so good. Putting the question here if you think about buying a book may save time and money. Perhaps all this seem too much. Then at least take Acetyl cysteine for a few weeks before removal. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 10, 2006 Report Share Posted January 10, 2006 > I also find this very disheartening. I am about to embark on amalgam > removal, and am obviously hoping to be one of those who make a good > recovery afterwards. I thought the body was supposed to auto-detox > for a bit, and then you'd have to chelate to get the organ stuff > out. I can't face another year like this, never mind 10. I also > feel like my life has been taken away. I guess the answer is that it > depends on the individual physiological make-up, health of other > organs, etc etc, but it is discouraging. Inga - have you been sick > since amalgam removal, or have you become ill again since? > =========== Life is tricky isn't it? I'm one of those that got worse after amalgam removal. I have to add though that I think the removal process contributed to my decline. I went to the " great " Hal Huggins and his dental revision process was/is extremely harsh. Live and learn. Anyway, I believe now that I may have Lyme disease. I plan on getting tested as soon as I can scrape together a few hundred dollars (sickening) for the tests. I've been reading mercury boards for quite a while and I have seen very few recoveries sadly. I think I've read of 3 after 3 yrs of reading them. I may get slammed for this but I believe that mercury may only be one piece of the puzzle for many folks. I think Lyme is hugely, HUGELY underdiagnosed and would bet that a few folks here have it and don't know it. I also do not know how people know for sure they have a mercury problem - only. Andy Cutler after examining my hair test results gave me a very honest " I dunno " . I am treating naturally for lyme and have seen some progress although no miracle recovery yet (4 1/2 mos). My intuition says that if mercury was your only problem, removing amalgams safely would give you some relief. If not, then you've got other problems as well. Mercury and lyme produce identical symptoms. And neither has a foolproof test for diagnosis. Good luck, Val Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2006 Report Share Posted January 11, 2006 Val How did you determine u have lyme disease?? Re: amalgam removal> *********************** No virus was detected in the attachment no filename Your mail has been scanned by InterScan. ***********-*********** Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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