Re: - jawbone storing toxins/heavy metals etc.

[Guest guest]

I don't know who to believe!!! It makes one crazy!! I thought B12 escorted

toxins out of the brain, I guess that is not including mercury.

-- Re: - jawbone storing toxins/heavy

metals etc.

Well it is just Huggins' opinion for what that is worth that B12

methylates

mercury.

Bill

[Guest guest]

Bill,

I have heard that the combination somehow increases the battery effect of

generating more harm with the combination of metals.

I actually haven't been able to sort it all out right now either but am hoping

the the ALA will cover the nickel and Hg.

Bobcat4956@... wrote:

,

A lot of women are reactive to it. I am still wondering myself if my

problems were caused by the nickel in my bridges OR the left over amalgam in a

few fillings. What a battle.

Bill

[Guest guest]

Bill,

I have heard that the combination somehow increases the battery effect of

generating more harm with the combination of metals.

I actually haven't been able to sort it all out right now either but am hoping

the the ALA will cover the nickel and Hg.

Bobcat4956@... wrote:

,

A lot of women are reactive to it. I am still wondering myself if my

problems were caused by the nickel in my bridges OR the left over amalgam in a

few fillings. What a battle.

Bill

[Guest guest]

Bill,

I have heard that the combination somehow increases the battery effect of

generating more harm with the combination of metals.

I actually haven't been able to sort it all out right now either but am hoping

the the ALA will cover the nickel and Hg.

Bobcat4956@... wrote:

,

A lot of women are reactive to it. I am still wondering myself if my

problems were caused by the nickel in my bridges OR the left over amalgam in a

few fillings. What a battle.

Bill

[Guest guest]

Just be sure to start with a low dose like 12.5mg. Also, try to simplify and

organize your life around the chelation routine so that you can stay focused.

Bobcat4956@... wrote:

,

I am thinking about starting the ALA. It has now been two months since

my dental revision and I heard you should wait 3 months before starting ALA.

Any experience or knowledge on this would be appreciated. I am not going at

this point to do DMPS or DMSA.

Bill

[Guest guest]

Personally, I couldn't do the ALA without using DMSA, in conjunction,

but that's just me....Maybe now I could, but I have already been

working on it for over 2 years.

~Inga

> I am thinking about starting the ALA. It has now been two months

> since

> my dental revision and I heard you should wait 3 months before

> starting ALA.

> Any experience or knowledge on this would be appreciated. I am not

> going at

> this point to do DMPS or DMSA.

>

> Bill

[Guest guest]

Personally, I couldn't do the ALA without using DMSA, in conjunction,

but that's just me....Maybe now I could, but I have already been

working on it for over 2 years.

~Inga

> I am thinking about starting the ALA. It has now been two months

> since

> my dental revision and I heard you should wait 3 months before

> starting ALA.

> Any experience or knowledge on this would be appreciated. I am not

> going at

> this point to do DMPS or DMSA.

>

> Bill

[Guest guest]

Personally, I couldn't do the ALA without using DMSA, in conjunction,

but that's just me....Maybe now I could, but I have already been

working on it for over 2 years.

~Inga

> I am thinking about starting the ALA. It has now been two months

> since

> my dental revision and I heard you should wait 3 months before

> starting ALA.

> Any experience or knowledge on this would be appreciated. I am not

> going at

> this point to do DMPS or DMSA.

>

> Bill

[Guest guest]

For when you are around the house, I find that a 24 hour timer hooked

up to a radio set on fairly loud, really helps to keep it simple, and

so that I don't have to think about it.

~Inga

> Also, try to simplify and organize your life around the chelation

> routine so that you can stay focused.

[Guest guest]

I've been using the clays for awhile now. Most are about 60 percent or so

aluminum I've heard. I'm using the LL clays now. I can't use them

internally because they can clog the system. I use very little now that

way. I have never taken a foot bath or a regular bath with them. But I've

had good results making mud packs with them. You may have experienced a

detox reaction. The first time I put a mud pack on the top of my bald head

and sat in my sauna it made me dizzy. I've been trying to experiment with

using them on my prostate as well. I just sit on a bunch of it while in the

sauna.

Re: - jawbone storing toxins/heavy

metals etc.

Demon,

I used the magnetic clay about 3 weeks ago and got SO sick just from

doing a foot bath with one cup. Be VERY careful, VERY careful. I would do

footbaths first and then later on do an entire body bath.

I am very toxic myself. The ALA is not only good for mercury from what

I understand, but also good for arsenic, etc.

Bill

[Guest guest]

I've been using the clays for awhile now. Most are about 60 percent or so

aluminum I've heard. I'm using the LL clays now. I can't use them

internally because they can clog the system. I use very little now that

way. I have never taken a foot bath or a regular bath with them. But I've

had good results making mud packs with them. You may have experienced a

detox reaction. The first time I put a mud pack on the top of my bald head

and sat in my sauna it made me dizzy. I've been trying to experiment with

using them on my prostate as well. I just sit on a bunch of it while in the

sauna.

Re: - jawbone storing toxins/heavy

metals etc.

Demon,

I used the magnetic clay about 3 weeks ago and got SO sick just from

doing a foot bath with one cup. Be VERY careful, VERY careful. I would do

footbaths first and then later on do an entire body bath.

I am very toxic myself. The ALA is not only good for mercury from what

I understand, but also good for arsenic, etc.

Bill

[Guest guest]

I've been using the clays for awhile now. Most are about 60 percent or so

aluminum I've heard. I'm using the LL clays now. I can't use them

internally because they can clog the system. I use very little now that

way. I have never taken a foot bath or a regular bath with them. But I've

had good results making mud packs with them. You may have experienced a

detox reaction. The first time I put a mud pack on the top of my bald head

and sat in my sauna it made me dizzy. I've been trying to experiment with

using them on my prostate as well. I just sit on a bunch of it while in the

sauna.

Re: - jawbone storing toxins/heavy

metals etc.

Demon,

I used the magnetic clay about 3 weeks ago and got SO sick just from

doing a foot bath with one cup. Be VERY careful, VERY careful. I would do

footbaths first and then later on do an entire body bath.

I am very toxic myself. The ALA is not only good for mercury from what

I understand, but also good for arsenic, etc.

Bill