Re: Mercury Poisioning?

[Guest guest]

I didn't have it done but in a lengthy e-mail last week I talked

about the pros and cons of chelation. It may take several treatments

and your vital organs must be monitored usually by blood work every

step of the way. Do you have any idea how you got that much mercury in

your system: broken thermometer (old kind) or do you work at a chemical

plant, or do you deal with a lot of fluoresent light bulbs?

Eva

>

> Hi,

> Has anyone ever been tested or be treated for high levels of Mercury

in

> their body?

> I've just received some very indepth results back which state my

> Mercury Levels are extremely high and can cause loss of balance, and

> problems with walking. Therefore i'm going in tomorrow to have a

> chelaton treatment. Has anyone ever had this done and has it helped

at

> all?

>

[Guest guest]

I have never had chelatin but my Mom did for heart disease. That was

12 years ago and she did so well! She is still with us! No heart

attacks since then.

Di....PLS........Canada

In PLS-FRIENDS , " brianroythomas "

wrote:

>

> Hi,

> Has anyone ever been tested or be treated for high levels of Mercury

in

> their body?

> I've just received some very indepth results back which state my

> Mercury Levels are extremely high and can cause loss of balance, and

> problems with walking. Therefore i'm going in tomorrow to have a

> chelaton treatment. Has anyone ever had this done and has it helped

at

> all?

>

[Guest guest]

Chelation to eliminate heavy metals such as mercury can be very

effective but has to absolutely be managed by an expert else it can

cause far more harm than good. There are also different forms of

chelation so please research thoroughly before starting. Another day

without chelation won't make any difference but chelation not

administered and monitored properly can be dangerous.

Mercury is an extremely potent neurotoxin and can have devastating

results. There is a well known case of people in a coastal town in

Japan who ate a lot of fish which turned out to be heavily contaminated

with mercury. Some of the people were literally vegetables.

There is also a lot of argument about the accuracy of the various tests

for heavy metal poisoning eg how accurately they measure what is

floating around the body vs what is stored deep within tissue.

Hopefully for you it will be the case that the tests were meaningful,

chelation works and you return to full health. Better than PLS! :-)

brianroythomas wrote:

> Hi,

> Has anyone ever been tested or be treated for high levels of Mercury in

> their body?

> I've just received some very indepth results back which state my

> Mercury Levels are extremely high and can cause loss of balance, and

> problems with walking. Therefore i'm going in tomorrow to have a

> chelaton treatment. Has anyone ever had this done and has it helped at

> all?

Every day I beat my own previous record for number of consecutive days I've

stayed alive.

.

,-._|\ Covington

/ Oz \

\_,--.x/

v

[Guest guest]

Too bloody true, mate. I wonder if a relationship remains between " amalgums "

( as used in dentistry as cavity-fillers ) and the mercury used in those

'repairs' .

If , as you say, mercury can do that to those Japanese, what did it do to

those of us who grew up in that era ?

; ricturn@...

C covo@...> wrote:

Chelation to eliminate heavy metals such as mercury can be very

effective but has to absolutely be managed by an expert else it can

cause far more harm than good. There are also different forms of

chelation so please research thoroughly before starting. Another day

without chelation won't make any difference but chelation not

administered and monitored properly can be dangerous.

Mercury is an extremely potent neurotoxin and can have devastating

results. There is a well known case of people in a coastal town in

Japan who ate a lot of fish which turned out to be heavily contaminated

with mercury. Some of the people were literally vegetables.

There is also a lot of argument about the accuracy of the various tests

for heavy metal poisoning eg how accurately they measure what is

floating around the body vs what is stored deep within tissue.

Hopefully for you it will be the case that the tests were meaningful,

chelation works and you return to full health. Better than PLS! :-)

brianroythomas wrote:

> Hi,

> Has anyone ever been tested or be treated for high levels of Mercury in

> their body?

> I've just received some very indepth results back which state my

> Mercury Levels are extremely high and can cause loss of balance, and

> problems with walking. Therefore i'm going in tomorrow to have a

> chelaton treatment. Has anyone ever had this done and has it helped at

> all?

Every day I beat my own previous record for number of consecutive days I've

stayed alive.

.

,-._|\ Covington

/ Oz \

\_,--.x/

v

[Guest guest]

Too bloody true, mate sounds very Aussie! Are you also from Oz or just

practising? :-)

You will find a lot of stories around about people who had all their

amalgam fillings removed (has to be done properly or all the mercury

vapour released in the process causes far more harm) and found their MS

etc symptoms disappeared!

wrote:

> Too bloody true, mate. I wonder if a relationship remains between

> " amalgums " ( as used in dentistry as cavity-fillers ) and the mercury

> used in those 'repairs' .

> If , as you say, mercury can do that to those Japanese, what did

> it do to those of us who grew up in that era ?

Every day I beat my own previous record for number of consecutive days I've

stayed alive.

.

,-._|\ Covington

/ Oz \

\_,--.x/

v

[Guest guest]

LMAO - I have spent a lot of time conversing with folks from Oz - and I have

lived in England for a couple of years - sorry to have mislead you .

Are you anywhere close to Adelaid ? I had a friend that lived there.

I wonder what co-relation mercury poisoning as in amalgams , has to do with

PLS ?

C covo@...> wrote:

Too bloody true, mate sounds very Aussie! Are you also from Oz or just

practising? :-)

You will find a lot of stories around about people who had all their

amalgam fillings removed (has to be done properly or all the mercury

vapour released in the process causes far more harm) and found their MS

etc symptoms disappeared!

wrote:

> Too bloody true, mate. I wonder if a relationship remains between

> " amalgums " ( as used in dentistry as cavity-fillers ) and the mercury

> used in those 'repairs' .

> If , as you say, mercury can do that to those Japanese, what did

> it do to those of us who grew up in that era ?

Every day I beat my own previous record for number of consecutive days I've

stayed alive.

.

,-._|\ Covington

/ Oz \

\_,--.x/

v

[Guest guest]

Hi, again,:

Do you know of, or are you taking, chelation therapy ?

ricturn@...> wrote:

Too bloody true, mate. I wonder if a relationship remains between " amalgums "

( as used in dentistry as cavity-fillers ) and the mercury used in those

'repairs' .

If , as you say, mercury can do that to those Japanese, what did it do to

those of us who grew up in that era ?

; ricturn@...

C covo@...> wrote:

Chelation to eliminate heavy metals such as mercury can be very

effective but has to absolutely be managed by an expert else it can

cause far more harm than good. There are also different forms of

chelation so please research thoroughly before starting. Another day

without chelation won't make any difference but chelation not

administered and monitored properly can be dangerous.

Mercury is an extremely potent neurotoxin and can have devastating

results. There is a well known case of people in a coastal town in

Japan who ate a lot of fish which turned out to be heavily contaminated

with mercury. Some of the people were literally vegetables.

There is also a lot of argument about the accuracy of the various tests

for heavy metal poisoning eg how accurately they measure what is

floating around the body vs what is stored deep within tissue.

Hopefully for you it will be the case that the tests were meaningful,

chelation works and you return to full health. Better than PLS! :-)

brianroythomas wrote:

> Hi,

> Has anyone ever been tested or be treated for high levels of Mercury in

> their body?

> I've just received some very indepth results back which state my

> Mercury Levels are extremely high and can cause loss of balance, and

> problems with walking. Therefore i'm going in tomorrow to have a

> chelaton treatment. Has anyone ever had this done and has it helped at

> all?

Every day I beat my own previous record for number of consecutive days I've

stayed alive.

.

,-._|\ Covington

/ Oz \

\_,--.x/

v

[Guest guest]

No, I live a bit south east of Melbourne. Even though the evidence

against amalgams is almost incontrovertible in some cases of MS, chronic

fatigue and others where people have totally recovered after amalgam

removal, in my case I suspect they probably didn't have much to do with

my PLS as I only had four molars with them in. I really think the root

cause of mine was probably a combination of toxic stress (discussed on

here a few times in the past) and exposure to malathion (neurotoxic

insecticide they crop dusted with too liberally around the 10 acres we

used to live on despite our protests).

That said, I often used to get a metallic taste in my mouth. Had my

amalgam fillings removed about 6 months after my diagnosis (properly

using a rubber dam to prevent me breathing mercury vapour) but that was

1993 before I had access to the internet and I didn't realise that to do

it properly I should also undergo chelation therapy. I continued to go

downhill fairly rapidly for the next five years or so and then started

on a number of antioxidants, one of which was alpha lipoic acid (ALA), a

known chelator. Within six months of starting on all the antioxidants

my progression stopped and has been effectively plateaued for the last 8

or so years. I have always attributed that to the antioxidants, but

just maybe it was due to the ALA???? Guess we'll never

know.............. I never get a metallic taste in my mouth now.

wrote:

> Are you anywhere close to Adelaid ? I had a friend that lived there.

>

> I wonder what co-relation mercury poisoning as in amalgams , has to

> do with PLS ?

Every day I beat my own previous record for number of consecutive days I've

stayed alive.

.

,-._|\ Covington

/ Oz \

\_,--.x/

v

[Guest guest]

I'm just catching up on my e-mails, so I'm sorry that this topic seems to have

passed but wanted to add my 2 cents.

I am in the process of having my amalgam fillings removed. I had 1/2 of my

mouth done on Dec 7. Sorry, i can't remember how many fillings there were,

maybe 6. I ended up needing 2 crowns. This cost almost 2700.00. Insurance

picked up 924.80 ( I got the check today). There were vents and masks and lots

of cautionary measures. I have the other side to do, but it will cost 4500.00,

more work to do. I'm going to pay off the first half before I start the other

1/2. I have 5 fillings and 1 root canal on the other side. They will need to

remove the 2 fillings on top and remove the root canal and replace it with a

bridge and then crown it and also the two horrible teeth on each side of it. I

have a DVD from a friend in Buffalo, NY, about the problems with Root canals (

She spent 19,000, if I don't show signs of improvement after this plan, I'll let

it go.). She was diagnosed with Lupus, and it turned out to be mercury

poisoning. At this point, she feels 80% cured. Of course I

can't find the DVD right now, but if anyone's interested, I can find out who it

is by. There are also 2 books out for more information - Root Canal Cover-up "

by E. Meinig, DDS, FACD and " The Roots of Disease: Connecting Dentistry

and Medicine " by Kulacz, DDS and E. Levy, MD, JD. I also have

research articles about amalgam fillings.

I don't know if it will help or not, but I have no where else to go at this

point, and I have had a lot of fillings for a very long time. I continue to

take LDN, which I still feel keeps my PLS from progressing or at least has

slowed it waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay down. it may take me two more years to get it all

done financially.

My Doctor/Dentist has me chelating by taking Chlorella, Cilantro and a

B12/folic acid combo. He has not promised me any cures. But the mercury

removal has been on my mind since I was diagnosed 2 1/2 (?) years ago. I

finally chose to do something about it. Who knows!

Parli

brianroythomas jenniferthomas8@...> wrote:

Hi,

Has anyone ever been tested or be treated for high levels of Mercury in

their body?

I've just received some very indepth results back which state my

Mercury Levels are extremely high and can cause loss of balance, and

problems with walking. Therefore i'm going in tomorrow to have a

chelaton treatment. Has anyone ever had this done and has it helped at

all?