TJ: Re:Gold Crown Question Ref Chelation Jill

[Guest guest]

TJ~ Thanks so much for the info. I am currently chelating our 9 y/o son, so I

have all of the supps here. I will start them tonight. I also have lost of stuff

to treat yeast, as our son deals with it also. Do you know if gold covered with

porcelain is ok for the crown? I also deal with horrible brain fog/memory

problems, as well as arthritis type symptons and hypothyroid. I'm sure chelation

is the way to go! Thanks again!!

Jill

>

> I believe you should start with DMSA for a few weeks after you get your

> fillings out (to clear out the mercury in the blood from the fillings). The

> ALA pulls from the brain so you can start that after several weeks.

>

> I'd start low with 25 mgs of ALA and 25 mgs of DMSA and see how you feel.

> I'm about your weight and I started at 25 and went up to 50mgs of each

> pretty quickly.

>

> Have you been taking your basic supplements for a while? The book

> suggests you are on them a few weeks before chelating (C, E, milk thistle

> -anti-oxidants-) , magnesium, probiotics, (GSE, biotin - for yeast) omega 3s,

> (melatonin/5-HTP/Valarian Root for sleep etc.) Also, Dana has recommended a

few

> things for thyroid support (Iodine, selenium, tyrosine). I do the iodine

> but have not added selenium or tyrosine.

>

> Do you have Andy's recommended book? I would also familiarize myself with

> it and the basic vitamin recommendations and dosages. I take about 4

> grams of timed release vitamin C a day and add one camu pill (which is a whole

> food source of vitamin C per round). I take about 4 of the camu on my off

> chelation days. I use everything listed above and some co-enzyme Q-10. I

> want plenty of antioxidants in my system - both water soluable and not (the E

> and co-enzyme Q-10 are not so they last longer). The C is water soluable so

> you pee out C every couple hours (which is why I take timed release). I

> also drink some organic green tea almost everyday.

>

> If you feel okay on the 25mgs of ALA and DMSA (after you've done a few

> rounds of DMSA alone), you can try to up the ALA to 50 mgs and see how you

> feel. Yeast has been my main problem as well as struggling with frequent

> dosing due to missing sleep when on round. I recommend you read enough to

> become familiar with the basic supplements and chelation protocol. I

continue

> to read (years later) because my memory, fatigue and brain fog mean that I

> need reminders and motivation. I comment less than some due to memory

> issues - I'm always unclear if I have things straight! Good luck and get

> started. Keep reading and re-reading for motivation.

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I know stainless steel is OK. Not sure about gold. I have some crowns myself.

The " gold " is actually a mix of stuff, an alloy.

I would ask your dentist for a breakdown. Might want to check in Andy's book,

Amalgam Illness. I think you can get it at the library.

TJ

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From: Jill <jillypill2010@...>

Sent: Thu, September 30, 2010 7:06:04 PM

Subject: [ ] TJ: Re:Gold Crown Question Ref Chelation Jill

TJ~ Thanks so much for the info. I am currently chelating our 9 y/o son, so I

have all of the supps here. I will start them tonight. I also have lost of stuff

to treat yeast, as our son deals with it also. Do you know if gold covered with

porcelain is ok for the crown? I also deal with horrible brain fog/memory

problems, as well as arthritis type symptons and hypothyroid. I'm sure chelation

is the way to go! Thanks again!!

Jill

>

> I believe you should start with DMSA for a few weeks after you get your

> fillings out (to clear out the mercury in the blood from the fillings). The

> ALA pulls from the brain so you can start that after several weeks.

>

> I'd start low with 25 mgs of ALA and 25 mgs of DMSA and see how you feel.

> I'm about your weight and I started at 25 and went up to 50mgs of each

> pretty quickly.

>

> Have you been taking your basic supplements for a while? The book

> suggests you are on them a few weeks before chelating (C, E, milk thistle

> -anti-oxidants-) , magnesium, probiotics, (GSE, biotin - for yeast) omega 3s,

> (melatonin/5-HTP/Valarian Root for sleep etc.) Also, Dana has recommended a

>few

>

> things for thyroid support (Iodine, selenium, tyrosine). I do the iodine

> but have not added selenium or tyrosine.

>

> Do you have Andy's recommended book? I would also familiarize myself with

> it and the basic vitamin recommendations and dosages. I take about 4

> grams of timed release vitamin C a day and add one camu pill (which is a whole

> food source of vitamin C per round). I take about 4 of the camu on my off

> chelation days. I use everything listed above and some co-enzyme Q-10. I

> want plenty of antioxidants in my system - both water soluable and not (the E

> and co-enzyme Q-10 are not so they last longer). The C is water soluable so

> you pee out C every couple hours (which is why I take timed release). I

> also drink some organic green tea almost everyday.

>

> If you feel okay on the 25mgs of ALA and DMSA (after you've done a few

> rounds of DMSA alone), you can try to up the ALA to 50 mgs and see how you

> feel. Yeast has been my main problem as well as struggling with frequent

> dosing due to missing sleep when on round. I recommend you read enough to

> become familiar with the basic supplements and chelation protocol. I

continue

>

> to read (years later) because my memory, fatigue and brain fog mean that I

> need reminders and motivation. I comment less than some due to memory

> issues - I'm always unclear if I have things straight! Good luck and get

> started. Keep reading and re-reading for motivation.

>

>

>