Guest guest Posted August 26, 2008 Report Posted August 26, 2008 DMSA trial period I have had all my amalgams out,6mnths ago, but still have a front bridge.I have seen four dentists and they all say the likely hood of having mercury under it highly unlikely. I have not been able to get a appt to remove this until october, and is going to cost me a lot of money £2500, i am not working or receiving any benefits,but living off the sale of my house. So when the bridge is removed there is a very good chance there is nothing underneath it. I can only remember some white fillings underneath it, so this could cost me a lot of money for nothing. ---if four dentists and your memory suggest there is little chance there is amalgam, I would say go for it. (just my opinion - which is not worth much) If you are concerned about the metal in the bridge, I got this from a post yesterday to the dental-chelation group: * Andy has noted that chelating with stainless steel crowns and pins is okay, * Andy has also noted (search on onibasu for his posts) that you can chelate with nickel crowns, but must be careful to note if you have a reaction e.g. allergic reaction of the gums. What i was wondering was if i could try a couple of low dose DMSA rounds, and if i didn't have any problems would this prove that it was all clear under the bridge. ---I would say it would be hard to make any conclusion based on how you feel during chelation. People have so many different responses, some see an improvement some see a worsening. my symptoms are really hard to cope with and i just want to get started chelating. This is probably a stupid suggestion,its just that i'm desperate to do something to get this evil stuff out of my body and get my life back. --- I can totally relate to this. Tomorrow I go in to replace the last of my mercury amalgams (FINALLY). I have the DMSA ready to go, but realize that it is no quick fix. It will be like running a marathon, I will need to pace myself. At the moment i am just existing i feel like a zombie,and so cut off from real life because of the unreality feeling i have all the time. -- I am sorry you are still feeling this way. I have had this feeling also for most of the last year. It has slowly gotten better in the last 2 months with the supplements ( I take all the essentials and then some of the adrenal and brain support supplements. no Rx) Jon Dudley. Quote
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