Re: Amalgam Removal & Detox

[Guest guest]

,

I am in Lincoln and am awaiting an appointment at Sheffield to see a

toxicologist.

I have a mouth full of maalgams and root fillings but also had pink disease as a

baby, which is a disease caused by mercury poisoning.

where are you? Are you using NHS dentists?

Wishing you all the best

Chris(tine) Connell

Amalgam Removal & Detox

Hello Everyone,

Here in the UK the medical profession seems totally uninterested in

the possibility of conditions such as chronic fatigue and FMS being

associated with heavy metal toxicity however, after decades of poor

health, I'm about to start the process of amalgam removal as a last

resort.

Next week I'll have all of the visible amalgam in my mouth removed

under conscious sedation. Temporary fillings will inserted and these

will be replaced by permanent fillings over time. Once all of the

visible amalgam is gone, the dentist will assess the state of four

crowns and two root canal fillings to determine what further work

needs to be done. The dentist referred me to a naturopathic

practitioner for electro-dermal screening which indicated heavy metal

toxicity and endocrine dysfunction as my main problems. It's been

recommended that I take supplements of Vit.E, Vit.C, B-complex and

Milk Thistle leading up to the amalgam removal. The naturopath says

he can then prescribe further nutritional and herbal supplements to

assist the detoxification process. No mention has been made of the

use of DMPS, DMSA etc. Perhaps these aren't used in England.

I'd be interested to hear from anyone who has already gone through

this procedure (especially in the UK) and grateful for any advice

that may be offered. I have to admit to being rather nervous about

the sedation - can anyone give me some encouragement about this

aspect?

Sue

[Guest guest]

Theres a knowledgaeable mercury free dentist in around Manchester..name of

roberts. he has a site on the internet.

Amalgam Removal & Detox

Hello Everyone,

Here in the UK the medical profession seems totally uninterested in

the possibility of conditions such as chronic fatigue and FMS being

associated with heavy metal toxicity however, after decades of poor

health, I'm about to start the process of amalgam removal as a last

resort.

Next week I'll have all of the visible amalgam in my mouth removed

under conscious sedation. Temporary fillings will inserted and these

will be replaced by permanent fillings over time. Once all of the

visible amalgam is gone, the dentist will assess the state of four

crowns and two root canal fillings to determine what further work

needs to be done. The dentist referred me to a naturopathic

practitioner for electro-dermal screening which indicated heavy metal

toxicity and endocrine dysfunction as my main problems. It's been

recommended that I take supplements of Vit.E, Vit.C, B-complex and

Milk Thistle leading up to the amalgam removal. The naturopath says

he can then prescribe further nutritional and herbal supplements to

assist the detoxification process. No mention has been made of the

use of DMPS, DMSA etc. Perhaps these aren't used in England.

I'd be interested to hear from anyone who has already gone through

this procedure (especially in the UK) and grateful for any advice

that may be offered. I have to admit to being rather nervous about

the sedation - can anyone give me some encouragement about this

aspect?

Sue

[Guest guest]

Hi Sue,

> Here in the UK the medical profession seems totally uninterested in

> the possibility of conditions such as chronic fatigue and FMS being

> associated with heavy metal toxicity

YES, HERE TOO!

> Next week I'll have all of the visible amalgam in my mouth removed

> under conscious sedation. Temporary fillings will inserted and these

> will be replaced by permanent fillings over time. Once all of the

> visible amalgam is gone, the dentist will assess the state of four

> crowns and two root canal fillings to determine what further work

> needs to be done.

How will the dentist assess this? The crowns need to be removed

to look UNDER them for amalgam. I don't know with regard to root

canals how to tell.

The dentist referred me to a naturopathic

> practitioner for electro-dermal screening which indicated heavy

metal

> toxicity and endocrine dysfunction as my main problems. It's been

> recommended that I take supplements of Vit.E, Vit.C, B-complex and

> Milk Thistle leading up to the amalgam removal.

those are nice things to take.

> The naturopath says

> he can then prescribe further nutritional and herbal supplements to

> assist the detoxification process. No mention has been made of the

> use of DMPS, DMSA etc. Perhaps these aren't used in England.

I don't know whether there are any " chelation doctors " in UK or not.

You can buy DMSA and ALA in England though, and I'm sure there

are some people in UK chelating with thesse.

> I'd be interested to hear from anyone who has already gone through

> this procedure (especially in the UK) and grateful for any advice

> that may be offered.

1. buy Andy's book.

2. read some of the files on the autism-mercury list:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/Autism-Mercury/files/

3. be super nice to yourself. dental work is very stressful.

I recommend body work if you can afford it=== a massage or

a whirlpool bath or energy healing or something.

> I have to admit to being rather nervous about

> the sedation - can anyone give me some encouragement about this

> aspect?

I don't know what " concious sedation " means. I had a " light "

anesthetic when I had my wisdom teeth removed=== it was an IV

and put me " out " but I was told it was not so deep. I had

some odd " dreams " about " road construction work " going on in

my mouth. Little trucks and stuff. Mostly I just thought

it could not have been more than a few minutes and it was

all over. Like no time there. I don't know if this process

I had is like " concious sedation " though.

best wishes,

Moria

[Guest guest]

> I have a mouth full of maalgams and root fillings but also had pink

disease as a baby, which is a disease caused by mercury poisoning.

> where are you? Are you using NHS dentists?

> Wishing you all the best

> Chris(tine) Connell

Hey, Chris(tine),

I just wanted to let you know there is a support group for

people who had PINK disease. In Australia. Started by

a pretty amazing woman, Thiele (I may be spelling

her last name wrong). I'll go find the URL if you are

interested.

best wishes,

Moria

[Guest guest]

Hi

I'm in Essex. My dental work won't be on the NHS. I think NHS

dentists are almost extinct these days. Even the local chap I've been

seeing for several years no longer takes NHS patients. He's very pro-

amalgam and doesn't take any precautions when removing the stuff, so

I'll be using a dentist in London.

Perhaps the fact that you had a mercury related illness in childhood

means that more attention will be paid to your case medically. I hope

things work out for you.

Keep in touch. E-mail, if you like.

Sue

> ,

> I am in Lincoln and am awaiting an appointment at Sheffield to see

a toxicologist.

> I have a mouth full of maalgams and root fillings but also had pink

disease as a baby, which is a disease caused by mercury poisoning.

> where are you? Are you using NHS dentists?

> Wishing you all the best

> Chris(tine) Connell

> Amalgam Removal & Detox

[Guest guest]

I am in a really good mood. My daughter who was diagnosed with serious

ADHD/severe learning problems two years ago just brought back a wonderful report

card. And whats more she no longer fits the ADHD diagnosis.

I will be eternally grateful to Cutler and Moria for their devotion in

helping others.

I am still absent-minded so I still have a way to go but am feeling really

confident about the future

Best regards,

Amalgam Removal & Detox

Hello Everyone,

Here in the UK the medical profession seems totally uninterested in

the possibility of conditions such as chronic fatigue and FMS being

associated with heavy metal toxicity however, after decades of poor

health, I'm about to start the process of amalgam removal as a last

resort.

Next week I'll have all of the visible amalgam in my mouth removed

under conscious sedation. Temporary fillings will inserted and these

will be replaced by permanent fillings over time. Once all of the

visible amalgam is gone, the dentist will assess the state of four

crowns and two root canal fillings to determine what further work

needs to be done. The dentist referred me to a naturopathic

practitioner for electro-dermal screening which indicated heavy metal

toxicity and endocrine dysfunction as my main problems. It's been

recommended that I take supplements of Vit.E, Vit.C, B-complex and

Milk Thistle leading up to the amalgam removal. The naturopath says

he can then prescribe further nutritional and herbal supplements to

assist the detoxification process. No mention has been made of the

use of DMPS, DMSA etc. Perhaps these aren't used in England.

I'd be interested to hear from anyone who has already gone through

this procedure (especially in the UK) and grateful for any advice

that may be offered. I have to admit to being rather nervous about

the sedation - can anyone give me some encouragement about this

aspect?

Sue

[Guest guest]

That's wonderful news! Great! I'm really pleased, and wish you all the best.

Chris

Amalgam Removal & Detox

Hello Everyone,

Here in the UK the medical profession seems totally uninterested in

the possibility of conditions such as chronic fatigue and FMS being

associated with heavy metal toxicity however, after decades of poor

health, I'm about to start the process of amalgam removal as a last

resort.

Next week I'll have all of the visible amalgam in my mouth removed

under conscious sedation. Temporary fillings will inserted and these

will be replaced by permanent fillings over time. Once all of the

visible amalgam is gone, the dentist will assess the state of four

crowns and two root canal fillings to determine what further work

needs to be done. The dentist referred me to a naturopathic

practitioner for electro-dermal screening which indicated heavy metal

toxicity and endocrine dysfunction as my main problems. It's been

recommended that I take supplements of Vit.E, Vit.C, B-complex and

Milk Thistle leading up to the amalgam removal. The naturopath says

he can then prescribe further nutritional and herbal supplements to

assist the detoxification process. No mention has been made of the

use of DMPS, DMSA etc. Perhaps these aren't used in England.

I'd be interested to hear from anyone who has already gone through

this procedure (especially in the UK) and grateful for any advice

that may be offered. I have to admit to being rather nervous about

the sedation - can anyone give me some encouragement about this

aspect?

Sue

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 6/25/02 7:50:58 AM Central Daylight Time,

chrisconnell@... or someone else writes:

> . Once all of the

> visible amalgam is gone, the dentist will assess the state of

> four

> crowns and two root canal fillings to determine what further work

> needs to be done.

>

> Please do not make the mistake of chelating with mercury in your mouth as I

> did. Removing visible mercury only led to years of ill health. Now that I

> am chelating with DMPS and ALA I am prespiring very freely and could not do

> that for many years. Do not risk losing a decade of health. I did four

> crowns not long ago and it really was not that bad. I did them all at once

> to find only one pea-sized mercury left-over, but that had to go so I could

> chelate with success. No one can see under crowns. " Guessing " sounds too

> much like the medical profession to be dependable advice, that will keep

> you safe from harm. SJ