AlLA AND MERCURY AMALGAM DENTAL FILlINGS QUESTION

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Hi , one of my doctors has asked me for any specific medical

sources/references that relate to or explain about the danger of using ALA

by someone who has mercury amalgam dental filings. Would appreciate any

source that you may have. Your email makes a lot of sense to me. Many

thanks, Sam

RE: [ ] kelmer test

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> Don't take any DMSA, ALA or anything else claiming to be a chelator if you

> have ANY mercury amalgam dental fillings. Find a different doctor if the

> one you go to suggests chelation or a challenge while you have mercury

> amalgam dental fillings. The doctor and the challenge are dangerous.

> Don't take that high a dose whether you have mercury fillings or not,

> unless you weigh 500 lbs.

> S S

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> Hi<br>

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> I have been advised to take a kelmer test by my gp and wondered if<br>

> this is safe to do as i still have amalgams and i have heard that it<br>

> is dangerous to take dmsa whilst you still have amalgam fillings, the<br>

> purpose of the test would be to determine wether my symptoms are<br>

> caused by mercury exposure from my amalgams. I will be taking 250mg of<br>

> dmsa i am worried that this may cause a bad reaction and cause my<br>

> symptoms to worsen. <br>

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[Guest guest]

And what does this doc say the purpose of taking the ALA is? My guess is he or

she will also prescribe it on a dangerously high, infrequent dosing schedule.

ALA is a chelator of mercury whether the doc recognizes it as such or not and

whether or not the label on the bottle calls it an antioxidant or a chelation

agent. Mercury amalgam dental fillings contain mercury. Try checking the FAQs

of this list and Andy Cutler's book Amalgam Illness. Common sense dictates that

one would not take it with fillings in place.

S S

<p>Hi , one of my doctors has asked me for any specific medical

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sources/references that relate to or explain about the danger of using ALA <br>

by someone who has mercury amalgam dental filings. Would appreciate any <br>

source that you may have. Your email makes a lot of sense to me. Many <br>

thanks, Sam<br>

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I have been wondering about this - if you are NOT on the spectrum ,

and , theoretically, can detoxify in an efficient way, would ALA

still pose a hazard if you have amalgam fillings? Or would any

mercury released from them be handled by your system?

> <p>Hi , one of my doctors has asked me for any

specific medical <br>

> sources/references that relate to or explain about the danger of

using ALA <br>

> by someone who has mercury amalgam dental filings. Would

appreciate any <br>

> source that you may have. Your email makes a lot of sense to me.

Many <br>

> thanks, Sam<br>

>

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I have been wondering about this - if you are NOT on the spectrum ,

and , theoretically, can detoxify in an efficient way, would ALA

still pose a hazard if you have amalgam fillings? Or would any

mercury released from them be handled by your system?

> <p>Hi , one of my doctors has asked me for any

specific medical <br>

> sources/references that relate to or explain about the danger of

using ALA <br>

> by someone who has mercury amalgam dental filings. Would

appreciate any <br>

> source that you may have. Your email makes a lot of sense to me.

Many <br>

> thanks, Sam<br>

>

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Still a hazard.

Having them removed is considered recent exposure. Your body needs

three months to deal with that new exposure and excrete some of it.

However, none of us excretes it all or we would not be here. Your

body can only handle so much of it at once, then rest gets stored.

If you use ala you risk carrying some of it into your brain versus

out. I too am anxious to use it but I am waiting the three months, I

just can't afford to get worse. You can however use AlA to mop up

some of the mercury in your body in the meantime. Many people have

tried to chelate too soon or with too many products and get sicker.

> > <p>Hi , one of my doctors has asked me for any

> specific medical <br>

> > sources/references that relate to or explain about the danger of

> using ALA <br>

> > by someone who has mercury amalgam dental filings. Would

> appreciate any <br>

> > source that you may have. Your email makes a lot of sense to

me.

> Many <br>

> > thanks, Sam<br>

> >

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[Guest guest]

, are you asking if it is safe to use ALA when you have

amalgams? It is very unsafe. People who do this run a real risk of

poisoning themselves. Unfortunately, ALA's properties as a potent

mercury chelator that crosses the blood brain barrier are not well

known, so a lot of people who think it is a harmless antioxidant are

slowly but surely putting a lot of mercury into their brains. My

understanding is that generally the ability to detox efficiently

declines as one becomes more toxic - a vicious circle.

Best wishes

René

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> I have been wondering about this - if you are NOT on the spectrum ,

> and , theoretically, can detoxify in an efficient way, would ALA

> still pose a hazard if you have amalgam fillings? Or would any

> mercury released from them be handled by your system?

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[Guest guest]

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> I have been wondering about this - if you are NOT on the spectrum ,

> and , theoretically, can detoxify in an efficient way, would ALA

> still pose a hazard if you have amalgam fillings?

If you took ALA with amalgams you could very well end up on the

spectrum, because the Hg from the fillings could end up in your brain.

Nell

[Guest guest]

Yes, it is a hazard for you.

Barb

[ ] Re: AlLA AND MERCURY AMALGAM DENTAL FILlINGS

QUESTION

I have been wondering about this - if you are NOT on the spectrum ,

and , theoretically, can detoxify in an efficient way, would ALA

still pose a hazard if you have amalgam fillings? Or would any

mercury released from them be handled by your system?

> <p>Hi , one of my doctors has asked me for any

specific medical <br>

> sources/references that relate to or explain about the danger of

using ALA <br>

> by someone who has mercury amalgam dental filings. Would

appreciate any <br>

> source that you may have. Your email makes a lot of sense to me.

Many <br>

> thanks, Sam<br>

>

>

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My dad got very sick taking ala with a mouth full of fillings. I had

no idea he was using it until he mentioned that he had tried ala for

the antioxidant properties, as he thought taking antioxidants might

help. But he got violently sick and had to stop using it. He didn't

know why it caused that reaction until I explained it and told him

not to use it. My mother who only has three fillings was also taking

it at that time and stopped becuase she too was sick.

-- In , " jromkema " <jromkema@...>

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> Yes, it is a hazard for you.

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> Barb

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FILlINGS QUESTION

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> I have been wondering about this - if you are NOT on the

spectrum ,

> and , theoretically, can detoxify in an efficient way, would ALA

> still pose a hazard if you have amalgam fillings? Or would any

> mercury released from them be handled by your system?

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> > <p>Hi , one of my doctors has asked me for any

> specific medical <br>

> > sources/references that relate to or explain about the danger

of

> using ALA <br>

> > by someone who has mercury amalgam dental filings. Would

> appreciate any <br>

> > source that you may have. Your email makes a lot of sense to

me.

> Many <br>

> > thanks, Sam<br>

> >

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