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You just have 1 small filling or is this the beginning of amalgam removal?

First and foremost, make sure it is being removed by a dentist who uses safe

protocol (IAOMT).

You can take some vitamins in the weeks before and after removal. You do need

to wait a few months after amalgam removal to start ALA, but you can use DMSA

within 3-4 days if you have any.

Vitamin C, B complex, zinc, magnesium, no copper. Probiotics and essential

fatty acids are good, too. Address any issues you have with constipation

because you'll want to be going regularly while chelating.

I hope your migraines will go away. That is a very small amount of mercury in

your mouth, but perhaps you've been exposed elsewhere, too.

Pam

>

> I have one small filling on the side of a molar. I am going to have it

> removed in 2010. What should I do before and after the filling is removed?

>

> Then - do I wait 3 months and start with ALA chelation of do something else

> first?

>

> I am chelating my kids, and hope this might end my migraines.

>

> :0)

>

>

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I am hoping it is a small filling - I got it when I was young and do not

remember much pain. (Trust me, I'd remember!)

I do drink coke. I know I know! So there is mercury in the HFCS right?

Should I do DMSA first? Does it help?

:0)

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[ ] Re: having a mercury filling removed

You just have 1 small filling or is this the beginning of amalgam removal?

First and foremost, make sure it is being removed by a dentist who uses safe

protocol (IAOMT).

You can take some vitamins in the weeks before and after removal. You do

need to wait a few months after amalgam removal to start ALA, but you can

use DMSA within 3-4 days if you have any.

Vitamin C, B complex, zinc, magnesium, no copper. Probiotics and essential

fatty acids are good, too. Address any issues you have with constipation

because you'll want to be going regularly while chelating.

I hope your migraines will go away. That is a very small amount of mercury

in your mouth, but perhaps you've been exposed elsewhere, too.

Pam

>

> I have one small filling on the side of a molar. I am going to have it

> removed in 2010. What should I do before and after the filling is removed?

>

> Then - do I wait 3 months and start with ALA chelation of do something

> else first?

>

> I am chelating my kids, and hope this might end my migraines.

>

> :0)

>

>

> www.blog.warriormama.com <http://www.blog.warriormama.com/>

> special kids with special needs deserve a Warrior Mama!

>

>

>

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Still, it is one filling in your mouth. That is good!

I can't say for sure that DMSA will help, but it will allow you to chelate

sooner. There is often a 'honeymoon' period after removal where you feel great.

Don't take that as a sign you don't need to chelate or take supplements. Trust

me.

Also, don't take things like chlorella or other products marketed as 'natural'

chelators. Many people have problems with them and it is better to stick with

what has been shown to bind/eliminate metals safely. Keep it simple, is my

rule!

Try a trial period of no Coke. I haven't had a soda in a decade so I know that

is easy for me to say! Aside from any mercury in the HFCS (I don't know much

about that), sugars and food colorings/additives can be problematic. Give it a

shot. How many do you drink a day?

Aside from migraines, what are your symptoms you want to address?

Take care,

Pam

> >

> > I have one small filling on the side of a molar. I am going to have it

> > removed in 2010. What should I do before and after the filling is removed?

> >

> > Then - do I wait 3 months and start with ALA chelation of do something

> > else first?

> >

> > I am chelating my kids, and hope this might end my migraines.

> >

> > :0)

> >

> >

> > www.blog.warriormama.com <http://www.blog.warriormama.com/>

> > special kids with special needs deserve a Warrior Mama!

> >

> >

> >

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Why must you ask how many cokes I have in a day?

Ugh the guilt - 32 oz at least. I was down to just that and tea, but I was

sooo tired! And with 2 special needs kids, but I must stop with the excuses!

My biggest issue is hormonal migraines. I have always had dark circles under

my eyes from asthma. My asthma is ok now - but I have a constant stuffy nose

even with zyrtec. My 2 main allergies are dust and mold.

I guess I was hoping those allergies would go away too.

Any other ideas?

:0)

www.blog.warriormama.com

special kids with special needs deserve a Warrior Mama!

[ ] Re: having a mercury filling removed

Still, it is one filling in your mouth. That is good!

I can't say for sure that DMSA will help, but it will allow you to chelate

sooner. There is often a 'honeymoon' period after removal where you feel

great. Don't take that as a sign you don't need to chelate or take

supplements. Trust me.

Also, don't take things like chlorella or other products marketed as

'natural' chelators. Many people have problems with them and it is better

to stick with what has been shown to bind/eliminate metals safely. Keep it

simple, is my rule!

Try a trial period of no Coke. I haven't had a soda in a decade so I know

that is easy for me to say! Aside from any mercury in the HFCS (I don't

know much about that), sugars and food colorings/additives can be

problematic. Give it a shot. How many do you drink a day?

Aside from migraines, what are your symptoms you want to address?

Take care,

Pam

> >

> > I have one small filling on the side of a molar. I am going to have

> > it removed in 2010. What should I do before and after the filling is

removed?

> >

> > Then - do I wait 3 months and start with ALA chelation of do

> > something else first?

> >

> > I am chelating my kids, and hope this might end my migraines.

> >

> > :0)

> >

> >

> > www.blog.warriormama.com <http://www.blog.warriormama.com/>

> > special kids with special needs deserve a Warrior Mama!

> >

> >

> >

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Go slow getting off the coke? I had headaches, withdrawal do doubt. So give

yourself time, weeks or even a couple months, and slowly go off the coke.

I'd add ACE and milk thistle if not taking already.

Tammy

[ ] Re: having a mercury filling removed

Still, it is one filling in your mouth. That is good!

I can't say for sure that DMSA will help, but it will allow you to chelate

sooner. There is often a 'honeymoon' period after removal where you feel

great. Don't take that as a sign you don't need to chelate or take

supplements. Trust me.

Also, don't take things like chlorella or other products marketed as

'natural' chelators. Many people have problems with them and it is better

to stick with what has been shown to bind/eliminate metals safely. Keep it

simple, is my rule!

Try a trial period of no Coke. I haven't had a soda in a decade so I know

that is easy for me to say! Aside from any mercury in the HFCS (I don't

know much about that), sugars and food colorings/additives can be

problematic. Give it a shot. How many do you drink a day?

Aside from migraines, what are your symptoms you want to address?

Take care,

Pam

> >

> > I have one small filling on the side of a molar. I am going to have

> > it removed in 2010. What should I do before and after the filling is

removed?

> >

> > Then - do I wait 3 months and start with ALA chelation of do

> > something else first?

> >

> > I am chelating my kids, and hope this might end my migraines.

> >

> > :0)

> >

> >

> > www.blog.warriormama.com <http://www.blog.warriormama.com/>

> > special kids with special needs deserve a Warrior Mama!

> >

> >

> >

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This is a very good site. It is very informative about choices for replacing

amalgams.Thanks for posting it.Margaret

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> My biggest issue is hormonal migraines. I have always had dark circles under

> my eyes from asthma. My asthma is ok now - but I have a constant stuffy nose

> even with zyrtec. My 2 main allergies are dust and mold.

At my house, dark circles accompanied by headaches and asthma and stuffy nose

meant yeast in my head and sinuses.

Dana

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