porcelain versus gold crown

[Guest guest]

Can anybody tell me if it is safe to chelate with ALA if you have a

gold crown? Or is porcelain the best way to go?

[Guest guest]

TK--- Either is supposed to be fine, do some compatibility testing to

make sure which is preferable for you if any, porcelain, gold, diamond

crown etc.

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> Can anybody tell me if it is safe to chelate with ALA if you have a

> gold crown? Or is porcelain the best way to go?

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[Guest guest]

TK--- Either is supposed to be fine, do some compatibility testing to

make sure which is preferable for you if any, porcelain, gold, diamond

crown etc.

>

> Can anybody tell me if it is safe to chelate with ALA if you have a

> gold crown? Or is porcelain the best way to go?

>

[Guest guest]

TK--- Either is supposed to be fine, do some compatibility testing to

make sure which is preferable for you if any, porcelain, gold, diamond

crown etc.

>

> Can anybody tell me if it is safe to chelate with ALA if you have a

> gold crown? Or is porcelain the best way to go?

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the reply. That is a a relief. I already told the dentist to make

it in gold and afterward wondered if I had made a mistake. My Clifford

Materials Reactivity Test did not come back with gold being one of the things

that my blood reacted to. Hopefully I won't develop a sensitivity to it over

time.

Re: porcelain versus gold crown

TK--- Either is supposed to be fine, do some compatibility testing to

make sure which is preferable for you if any, porcelain, gold, diamond

crown etc.

>

> Can anybody tell me if it is safe to chelate with ALA if you have a

> gold crown? Or is porcelain the best way to go?

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for the reply. That is a a relief. I already told the dentist to make

it in gold and afterward wondered if I had made a mistake. My Clifford

Materials Reactivity Test did not come back with gold being one of the things

that my blood reacted to. Hopefully I won't develop a sensitivity to it over

time.

Re: porcelain versus gold crown

TK--- Either is supposed to be fine, do some compatibility testing to

make sure which is preferable for you if any, porcelain, gold, diamond

crown etc.

>

> Can anybody tell me if it is safe to chelate with ALA if you have a

> gold crown? Or is porcelain the best way to go?

>

[Guest guest]

The quality of " gold " crowns can vary greatly. I have one that was

done by a holistic dentist, but I had to request that he use the

highest noble metal content available, which very few dentists use. To

be called a gold crown, they only have to contain something like 40%

gold and the rest can be bad metals like palladium. Mine was something

like 96% gold, with a little platinum and one other that I can't

remember.

-m

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> Can anybody tell me if it is safe to chelate with ALA if you have a

> gold crown? Or is porcelain the best way to go?

>

[Guest guest]

The quality of " gold " crowns can vary greatly. I have one that was

done by a holistic dentist, but I had to request that he use the

highest noble metal content available, which very few dentists use. To

be called a gold crown, they only have to contain something like 40%

gold and the rest can be bad metals like palladium. Mine was something

like 96% gold, with a little platinum and one other that I can't

remember.

-m

>

> Can anybody tell me if it is safe to chelate with ALA if you have a

> gold crown? Or is porcelain the best way to go?

>

[Guest guest]

The quality of " gold " crowns can vary greatly. I have one that was

done by a holistic dentist, but I had to request that he use the

highest noble metal content available, which very few dentists use. To

be called a gold crown, they only have to contain something like 40%

gold and the rest can be bad metals like palladium. Mine was something

like 96% gold, with a little platinum and one other that I can't

remember.

-m

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> Can anybody tell me if it is safe to chelate with ALA if you have a

> gold crown? Or is porcelain the best way to go?

>

[Guest guest]

I went to a dentist that said she was sending a copy of my clifford materials

reactivity test to the place where they make the crown. I asked her what else

was in it besides gold and she replied, " other precious metals but nothing

toxic " . For what I'm paying for it it ought to be good quality. I hope so.

Re: porcelain versus gold crown

The quality of " gold " crowns can vary greatly. I have one that was

done by a holistic dentist, but I had to request that he use the

highest noble metal content available, which very few dentists use. To

be called a gold crown, they only have to contain something like 40%

gold and the rest can be bad metals like palladium. Mine was something

like 96% gold, with a little platinum and one other that I can't

remember.

-m

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> Can anybody tell me if it is safe to chelate with ALA if you have a

> gold crown? Or is porcelain the best way to go?

>

[Guest guest]

I went to a dentist that said she was sending a copy of my clifford materials

reactivity test to the place where they make the crown. I asked her what else

was in it besides gold and she replied, " other precious metals but nothing

toxic " . For what I'm paying for it it ought to be good quality. I hope so.

Re: porcelain versus gold crown

The quality of " gold " crowns can vary greatly. I have one that was

done by a holistic dentist, but I had to request that he use the

highest noble metal content available, which very few dentists use. To

be called a gold crown, they only have to contain something like 40%

gold and the rest can be bad metals like palladium. Mine was something

like 96% gold, with a little platinum and one other that I can't

remember.

-m

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> Can anybody tell me if it is safe to chelate with ALA if you have a

> gold crown? Or is porcelain the best way to go?

>

[Guest guest]

I went to a dentist that said she was sending a copy of my clifford materials

reactivity test to the place where they make the crown. I asked her what else

was in it besides gold and she replied, " other precious metals but nothing

toxic " . For what I'm paying for it it ought to be good quality. I hope so.

Re: porcelain versus gold crown

The quality of " gold " crowns can vary greatly. I have one that was

done by a holistic dentist, but I had to request that he use the

highest noble metal content available, which very few dentists use. To

be called a gold crown, they only have to contain something like 40%

gold and the rest can be bad metals like palladium. Mine was something

like 96% gold, with a little platinum and one other that I can't

remember.

-m

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> gold crown? Or is porcelain the best way to go?

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