Re: Metallic taste - amalgam-free

[Guest guest]

>What does a metallic taste in my mouth mean?

>

>I am 3 years post amaglam removal (I was " metal mouth/full of crowns " )

>I have been supplementing with vitamins since then. While helping heal

>my son from a spectrum disorder (mercury poisoning). My first round of

>DMSA was too much for me - I think too fast and too much yeast. I just

>started back slow every two weeks on Cutler's protocol ALA/DMSA 50 mg.

>

>However, I have a constant metallic taste in my mouth since my last

>round two weeks ago. Am I excreting metals? Is it a vitamin

>deficiency?Or liver malfunction? Or is it amalgam tatoos, should I

>get these removed before I continue chelating?

If you have amalgam tattoos, they should be removed prior to

chelating, as they contain mercury. This _could_ explain the metallic

taste.

[Guest guest]

An acid stomach can cause metallic taste in your mouth too.

Add that to your list.

Do you think your chelation upset your digestive system?

Liz D.

> [Original Message]

> From: jennyheals1 <jennyheals1@...>

> < >

> Date: 9/29/2005 8:32:27 PM

> Subject: [ ] Metallic taste - amalgam-free

>

>

> What does a metallic taste in my mouth mean?

>> However, I have a constant metallic taste in my mouth since my last

> round two weeks ago. Am I excreting metals? Is it a vitamin deficiency?Or

liver malfunction? Or is it amalgam tatoos, should I get these removed

before I continue chelating?

>

> Thanks for any help.

>

>

[Guest guest]

This could be a long shot, but I get a horrendous metallic taste in

my mouth when I eat foods prepared in aluminum (disposable) pans...

a lot of delis and even the Natural Food stores will package their

single portion foods that way. Same with frozen items like

lasagna. Any chance you are eating those things? In addition to

the metallic taste I salivate more.

Also, I've found some GFCF mixes give me that same problem. I made

a chocolate GFCF cake mix (Really Great Food Company is the brand)

last week and tasted the same metals after eating it (twice). I've

experienced that a few times and have tried to figure out what is

the culprit (aluminum-free baking soda in the mix).

Pam

> >What does a metallic taste in my mouth mean?

> >

> >I am 3 years post amaglam removal (I was " metal mouth/full of

crowns " )

> >I have been supplementing with vitamins since then. While helping

heal

> >my son from a spectrum disorder (mercury poisoning). My first

round of

> >DMSA was too much for me - I think too fast and too much yeast. I

just

> >started back slow every two weeks on Cutler's protocol ALA/DMSA

50 mg.

> >

> >However, I have a constant metallic taste in my mouth since my

last

> >round two weeks ago. Am I excreting metals? Is it a vitamin

> >deficiency?Or liver malfunction? Or is it amalgam tatoos, should

I

> >get these removed before I continue chelating?

>

> If you have amalgam tattoos, they should be removed prior to

> chelating, as they contain mercury. This _could_ explain the

metallic

> taste.

>

>

[Guest guest]

Wow, I think it could be either the amalgam tattoos or the releasing stuff.

Barb

[ ] Metallic taste - amalgam-free

>

> What does a metallic taste in my mouth mean?

>

> I am 3 years post amaglam removal (I was " metal mouth/full of crowns " )

> I have been supplementing with vitamins since then. While helping heal

> my son from a spectrum disorder (mercury poisoning). My first round of

> DMSA was too much for me - I think too fast and too much yeast. I just

> started back slow every two weeks on Cutler's protocol ALA/DMSA 50 mg.

>

> However, I have a constant metallic taste in my mouth since my last

> round two weeks ago. Am I excreting metals? Is it a vitamin deficiency?Or

> liver malfunction? Or is it amalgam tatoos, should I get these removed

> before I continue chelating?

>

> Thanks for any help.

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Pam, My dentist told me that I produced allot of saliva when he

worked on my teeth. He says it is connected with mercury exposure.

I wonder if increased salivation shows up in other metal exposures too

after reading your post. ???

I recall always slobbering on my pillow at night. Find this out when I

wake up in the morning. Yuck! However since I have been chelating

with ALA I can't recall slobbering on my pillow at all. Interesting is

that at night our body is trying to detox and repair itself at night too.

It is these little things that change that we don't notice when we chelate.

Always looking for those big irritating symptoms to clear up and I take

little notice to some of the small changes. Just comparing notes.

Liz D.

> [Original Message]

> From: noaholiviaian <phaselow@...>

> < >

> Date: 9/30/2005 6:37:22 AM

> Subject: [ ] Re: Metallic taste - amalgam-free

>

> This could be a long shot, but I get a horrendous metallic taste in

> my mouth when I eat foods prepared in aluminum (disposable) pans...

> a lot of delis and even the Natural Food stores will package their

> single portion foods that way. Same with frozen items like

> lasagna. Any chance you are eating those things? In addition to

> the metallic taste I salivate more.

>

> Also, I've found some GFCF mixes give me that same problem. I made

> a chocolate GFCF cake mix (Really Great Food Company is the brand)

> last week and tasted the same metals after eating it (twice). I've

> experienced that a few times and have tried to figure out what is

> the culprit (aluminum-free baking soda in the mix).

>

> Pam

[Guest guest]

Now that you mention it, I used to be a slobberer at night, too. I

don't do that anymore.

(Gee guys, you must be kicking yourselves for passing ME up in

college!)

Pam

> Pam, My dentist told me that I produced allot of saliva when he

> worked on my teeth. He says it is connected with mercury exposure.

> I wonder if increased salivation shows up in other metal exposures

too

> after reading your post. ???

>

> I recall always slobbering on my pillow at night. Find this out

when I

> wake up in the morning. Yuck! However since I have been chelating

> with ALA I can't recall slobbering on my pillow at all.

Interesting is

> that at night our body is trying to detox and repair itself at

night too.

>

> It is these little things that change that we don't notice when we

chelate.

> Always looking for those big irritating symptoms to clear up and I

take

> little notice to some of the small changes. Just comparing notes.

>

> Liz D.

>

>

> > [Original Message]

> > From: noaholiviaian <phaselow@w...>

> > < >

> > Date: 9/30/2005 6:37:22 AM

> > Subject: [ ] Re: Metallic taste - amalgam-free

> >

> > This could be a long shot, but I get a horrendous metallic taste

in

> > my mouth when I eat foods prepared in aluminum (disposable)

pans...

> > a lot of delis and even the Natural Food stores will package

their

> > single portion foods that way. Same with frozen items like

> > lasagna. Any chance you are eating those things? In addition

to

> > the metallic taste I salivate more.

> >

> > Also, I've found some GFCF mixes give me that same problem. I

made

> > a chocolate GFCF cake mix (Really Great Food Company is the

brand)

> > last week and tasted the same metals after eating it (twice).

I've

> > experienced that a few times and have tried to figure out what

is

> > the culprit (aluminum-free baking soda in the mix).

> >

> > Pam

[Guest guest]

I hope someone can answer what causes that symptom. I don't have it though.

But when I first joined a message board there was talk about this and I

don't

recall what all the issues were. I bet you will get some answers here.

Only one case I taste the taste of metal with my eggs and that is if

I hard boil them in an aluminum pan. You have to use stainless steel.

Sorry I don't know why. I know eggs are high in sulfur. Maybe it

leaches aluminum? Don't own an aluminum fry pan, so I can't

compare.

Liz D.

> [Original Message]

> From: panderson14me <KANDERSON13@...>

> < >

> Date: 9/30/2005 6:45:14 PM

> Subject: [ ] Re: Metallic taste - amalgam-free

>

> He, he. Hey, does anyone get metallic taste from eggs?

>

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