O/T - Question of a sensitive nature

[Guest guest]

I posted a month ago that I had a reaction to having my teeth cleaned at the

dentist. I have been there about every other week since then for an appt to put

a filling back in and for my son's orthodontic appointments. Each time I go I

load up on DMSA and other things and each time I have a swollen tongue for a few

days afterward. It's annoying.

Now a question for the women:

My LIBIDO has been non-existent so intercourse has followed suit. I had not had

sex since the first week of October when I had my first reaction to the dental

cleaning so I cannot determine what exposure reactions I had. Well, I had sex

on Saturday (sorry if TMI) and by that evening I had a swollen tongue. The next

morning I had anxiety and wondered why this was happening. Then I remembered

reading in Dr Huggins book about a woman who had return of symptoms each time

she had intercourse. He tested her husbands sperm and found it had mercury in

it. I think this is what happened to me.

NOW WHAT??? My DH has a HUGE mouth full of mercury. He is resistant to removal.

He doesn't believe in the full extent that mercury is toxic. Not to mention we

cannot pay for another mouth restoration. Mine was over $5,000 and that was

paid for with some inheritance money I had. His mouth is so much worse than

mine was. I am so frustrated. I just can't get away from this junk!

Here is the book reference:

Page 33 - It's All in Your Head by Dr. Hal Huggins, DDS

Many women have reported that amalgam removal reduced or corrected their

specific amalgam-related malady. This includes the gamut of neurological,

emotional, endocrine, and immune dysfunctions. Then they began to note that

sexual intercourse produced the return of these same symptoms for a day or two.

One woman even suggested that I test the sperm of her amalgam-laden husband for

the presence of mercury. When I did, I found six micrograms of mercury per

liter (mcg/l). Considering that it takes only one microgram of mercury to

create disturbances, six micrograms is certainly worthy of consideration. Also,

it takes but a few atoms of mercury to create a birth defect, and each has

billions of atoms. A few million molecules of mercury in one sperm could cause

multiple birth defects. I have now asked many women about the problem, and the

majority of those with depression and neurological problems tell me similar

stories.

B.

[Guest guest]

Look up Jigsaw Health International. They will help do the work for

VERY little money, by biologic dentists, and will have a list of them

in the area.

You have to be in a certain financial bracket, but I understand it is

very easy for most to fall into the acceptable range.

~Inga

>

> NOW WHAT??? My DH has a HUGE mouth full of mercury. He is resistant

> to removal. He doesn't believe in the full extent that mercury is

> toxic. Not to mention we cannot pay for another mouth restoration.

> Mine was over $5,000 and that was paid for with some inheritance

> money I had. His mouth is so much worse than mine was. I am so

> frustrated. I just can't get away from this junk!

[Guest guest]

Look up Jigsaw Health International. They will help do the work for

VERY little money, by biologic dentists, and will have a list of them

in the area.

You have to be in a certain financial bracket, but I understand it is

very easy for most to fall into the acceptable range.

~Inga

>

> NOW WHAT??? My DH has a HUGE mouth full of mercury. He is resistant

> to removal. He doesn't believe in the full extent that mercury is

> toxic. Not to mention we cannot pay for another mouth restoration.

> Mine was over $5,000 and that was paid for with some inheritance

> money I had. His mouth is so much worse than mine was. I am so

> frustrated. I just can't get away from this junk!

[Guest guest]

Look up Jigsaw Health International. They will help do the work for

VERY little money, by biologic dentists, and will have a list of them

in the area.

You have to be in a certain financial bracket, but I understand it is

very easy for most to fall into the acceptable range.

~Inga

>

> NOW WHAT??? My DH has a HUGE mouth full of mercury. He is resistant

> to removal. He doesn't believe in the full extent that mercury is

> toxic. Not to mention we cannot pay for another mouth restoration.

> Mine was over $5,000 and that was paid for with some inheritance

> money I had. His mouth is so much worse than mine was. I am so

> frustrated. I just can't get away from this junk!