Re: Hair test tell if mercury leaching from fillings?

May 31, 2010

,

Congratulations on taking charge of your breast cancer. I would love to

recommend a book called " The China Study " ... or at least information. If you

haven't stopped eating animal proteins, especially casein, now would be the

time. University of WI-Madison has also done research on dairy consumption and

breast cancer. There is something to it.

On to your teeth: I can guarantee you that your fillings have leached mercury.

It is just what happens.

i don't know if there is a hair test that tells you that your mercury exposure

is from your teeth, but Doctor's Data has a hair test that this group uses often

to look at your toxicity profile, basically. It is called the Hair Elements

test.

Pam

>

> I am chelating my two dds who have no fillings, and would love to chelate

myself, except:

> I have at least 8 fillings

> 2 crowns

> I live over 2.5 hrs (one way) from the nearest biological dentist

> Money is GONE.

> Have zero time to make all the long trips it would require.

>

> I have been reading " How to Out-Smart Your Cancer " (I had breast cancer - no

node involvement) this year.

>

> The author seems to say in the chapter, " Toxic Teeth " , that a hair test can

tell whether mercury from the fillings is leaching out.

> Do any of you know anything about this? I guess there would always be SOME

leaching out, but this would tell if it was a little or a lot.

> I'm doing lots of new things to beat my cancer, but if a hair test (like what

my girls got to do AC chelation) would show on me whether mercury is leaching

out much or not into me from my fillings, it would help me.

>

> I've never had any symptoms that were obvious to me connected to my dental

work. My BC (so the oncologist told me) was totally related to the HRT I was on

for 11 yrs after my hysterectomy for endometreosis).

> My stage one tumor rated the highest numbers given for growing both by means

of estrogen and progesterone (which makes me not want to take any progesterone).

I'm improving my diet drastically, taking iodine, keeping alkalized, lots of

supplements (including Barlean's Brevail, high-ligan one to block estrogen),

etc.

> Thanks for any expert advice on this!

>

May 31, 2010

, What's the difference in the way the filling looks (silver or black).

What if it looks both? (Dark blue/black and/or maybe silver in the middle)

>

> Mercury leaches out of all mercury amalgam dental fillings. A hair test (with

counting rules applied) will help you determine if you a mercury toxic and what

other toxic metals you're dealing with. Do the old fillings look silver or

gray/black? There's a smoking tooth video on the web. I'll try to find it

later.

> S S

>

> Hair test tell if mercury leaching from fillings?

> Posted by: " jtmk98.535597 " lysva29798-dnttrst@... jtmk98.535597

> Mon May 31, 2010 4:50 am (PDT)

>

> I am chelating my two dds who have no fillings, and would love to chelate

myself, except:

> I have at least 8 fillings

> 2 crowns

> I live over 2.5 hrs (one way) from the nearest biological dentist

> Money is GONE.

> Have zero time to make all the long trips it would require.

>

> I have been reading " How to Out-Smart Your Cancer " (I had breast cancer - no

node involvement) this year.

>

> The author seems to say in the chapter, " Toxic Teeth " , that a hair test can

tell whether mercury from the fillings is leaching out.

> Do any of you know anything about this? I guess there would always be SOME

leaching out, but this would tell if it was a little or a lot.

> I'm doing lots of new things to beat my cancer, but if a hair test (like what

my girls got to do AC chelation) would show on me whether mercury is leaching

out much or not into me from my fillings, it would help me.

>

> I've never had any symptoms that were obvious to me connected to my dental

work. My BC (so the oncologist told me) was totally related to the HRT I was on

for 11 yrs after my hysterectomy for endometreosis).

> My stage one tumor rated the highest numbers given for growing both by means

of estrogen and progesterone (which makes me not want to take any progesterone).

I'm improving my diet drastically, taking iodine, keeping alkalized, lots of

supplements (including Barlean's Brevail, high-ligan one to block estrogen),

etc.

> Thanks for any expert advice on this!

>

June 1, 2010

Yes, I listened to " The China Study " (audible) twice.

We live on a beef cattle farm! Still, I'm limiting my animal protein intake to

a small portion at dinner to keep to 10% of the caloric intake from animal

protein, as the author advises. DH doesn't want to come along with me at all.

And yes, my dds got the Hair Elements test from doctor's data before I started

chelating them. Glad some people responded that that same test should be

informative for me, even with all these fillings still in.

Thanks for the encouragement & help.

> >

> > I am chelating my two dds who have no fillings, and would love to chelate

myself, except:

> > I have at least 8 fillings

> > 2 crowns

> > I live over 2.5 hrs (one way) from the nearest biological dentist

> > Money is GONE.

> > Have zero time to make all the long trips it would require.

> >

> > I have been reading " How to Out-Smart Your Cancer " (I had breast cancer - no

node involvement) this year.

> >

> > The author seems to say in the chapter, " Toxic Teeth " , that a hair test can

tell whether mercury from the fillings is leaching out.

> > Do any of you know anything about this? I guess there would always be SOME

leaching out, but this would tell if it was a little or a lot.

> > I'm doing lots of new things to beat my cancer, but if a hair test (like

what my girls got to do AC chelation) would show on me whether mercury is

leaching out much or not into me from my fillings, it would help me.

> >

> > I've never had any symptoms that were obvious to me connected to my dental

work. My BC (so the oncologist told me) was totally related to the HRT I was on

for 11 yrs after my hysterectomy for endometreosis).

> > My stage one tumor rated the highest numbers given for growing both by means

of estrogen and progesterone (which makes me not want to take any progesterone).

I'm improving my diet drastically, taking iodine, keeping alkalized, lots of

supplements (including Barlean's Brevail, high-ligan one to block estrogen),

etc.

> > Thanks for any expert advice on this!

> >

>

June 1, 2010