Subject: Re: Re: New member introduction & amalgam removal question

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>>Dave: Do a little research - you will find that in many studies of

amalgam related illnesses the amount of disability is refleted in the

number and size of amalgams. So, in the best of all world's your

dentist will remove every speck of mercury but just compare the little

specks here and there to the amount you are being exposed to daily with

all of your fillings in place. I had eighteen fillings removed, most of

them large and half of them cracked. I am still quite ill but nothing

like I was a year ago.Holly>>

Thanks for the information. Do you think it will be safe to chelate

with DMSA if there is only minute amounts left underneath composite

fillings? I agree with your comments above and won't be worried about

small amounts of mercury left underneath fillings when I am not

chelating. I have heard many times that it can be very dangerous to

chelate while having mercury left in your teeth. I still am trying to

figure out why, if it is dangerous at all, to chelate with very small

amounts under fillings that a dentist might happen to miss.

Dave A.