Re: cavitations

[Guest guest]

Hi, I don't know if there are any specific side effects of cavitations,

but I know they can cause any illness or pain in the body at any area.

They can cause illness or they can stop you recovering from something

else. They combine with mercury to form a much more toxic form of it.

You can have pain anywhere in your body and never associate it with a

cavitation in your jaw bone (of all places).

You can be chronically fatigued, unable to recover properly from injury

or anything else. They make it almost impossible to detox or heal in

some cases.

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> I have cavitations in two places, what are the side effects of

> cavitations--to make myself familiar

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> Nadeem

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[Guest guest]

This sounds familiar. Are you saying that you might not be able to successfully

chelate Hg from the mouth while you have cavitations?

I am trying an alternative to the surgery first. ie: Using homeopathy to

strengthen my constitution.

During chelation, I can feel the sensation of Hg being pulled from the jaw. I

was hoping that it was doing the trick. I am determined to heal both situations

and if needed, simultaneously.

fats_malone2002 wrote:

Hi, I don't know if there are any specific side effects of cavitations,

but I know they can cause any illness or pain in the body at any area.

They can cause illness or they can stop you recovering from something

else. They combine with mercury to form a much more toxic form of it.

You can have pain anywhere in your body and never associate it with a

cavitation in your jaw bone (of all places).

You can be chronically fatigued, unable to recover properly from injury

or anything else. They make it almost impossible to detox or heal in

some cases.

>

> I have cavitations in two places, what are the side effects of

> cavitations--to make myself familiar

>

> Nadeem

>

[Guest guest]

This sounds familiar. Are you saying that you might not be able to successfully

chelate Hg from the mouth while you have cavitations?

I am trying an alternative to the surgery first. ie: Using homeopathy to

strengthen my constitution.

During chelation, I can feel the sensation of Hg being pulled from the jaw. I

was hoping that it was doing the trick. I am determined to heal both situations

and if needed, simultaneously.

fats_malone2002 wrote:

Hi, I don't know if there are any specific side effects of cavitations,

but I know they can cause any illness or pain in the body at any area.

They can cause illness or they can stop you recovering from something

else. They combine with mercury to form a much more toxic form of it.

You can have pain anywhere in your body and never associate it with a

cavitation in your jaw bone (of all places).

You can be chronically fatigued, unable to recover properly from injury

or anything else. They make it almost impossible to detox or heal in

some cases.

>

> I have cavitations in two places, what are the side effects of

> cavitations--to make myself familiar

>

> Nadeem

>

[Guest guest]

This sounds familiar. Are you saying that you might not be able to successfully

chelate Hg from the mouth while you have cavitations?

I am trying an alternative to the surgery first. ie: Using homeopathy to

strengthen my constitution.

During chelation, I can feel the sensation of Hg being pulled from the jaw. I

was hoping that it was doing the trick. I am determined to heal both situations

and if needed, simultaneously.

fats_malone2002 wrote:

Hi, I don't know if there are any specific side effects of cavitations,

but I know they can cause any illness or pain in the body at any area.

They can cause illness or they can stop you recovering from something

else. They combine with mercury to form a much more toxic form of it.

You can have pain anywhere in your body and never associate it with a

cavitation in your jaw bone (of all places).

You can be chronically fatigued, unable to recover properly from injury

or anything else. They make it almost impossible to detox or heal in

some cases.

>

> I have cavitations in two places, what are the side effects of

> cavitations--to make myself familiar

>

> Nadeem

>

[Guest guest]

I don't know for sure, but certainly you'd have to be more careful

as having cavitations makes you weaker and more suseptible to

problems detoxing and possibly more trouble getting mercury out than

you normally would.

I think you're making a wise move to try at least to boost yourself

before the surgery. Cavitations also store many toxins/bacteria and

heavy metals. So chelation for you might also be pulling more of

that into your body from your jaw area too. Cavitations are like

hidden pockets (though the jaw bone always stores toxins and metals

anyway, even without cavitations). I sometimes feel when I'm

chelating, that I'm actually pulling more toxins out of those areas

as well. I don't know if it's good because as far as I know, they

never stop producing toxins unless they have been surgically cleaned

out. But I am too sick for surgery.

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> This sounds familiar. Are you saying that you might not be able to

successfully chelate Hg from the mouth while you have cavitations?

>

> I am trying an alternative to the surgery first. ie: Using

homeopathy to strengthen my constitution.

>

> During chelation, I can feel the sensation of Hg being pulled

from the jaw. I was hoping that it was doing the trick. I am

determined to heal both situations and if needed, simultaneously.

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