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Hi, if anybody is interested, here is a very interesting link to a dentist you may wish to get in touch with - http://www.saveyourteeth.com/
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Hey! That's my dentist. Ray did my and Laura's amalgam removal. http://herballure.com/mms
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lol, so I stumbled on a good one then? this will help if anybody decides to check him out. If you and Laura saw him and got good results, that's very encouraging.
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He was very good for us and He's very educated about mercury and dental substances. He's the one that originally recommended DiamondLite for Laura.
He does practice muscle testing (which I don't practice) and he knows a lot of Chinese medicine and meridians. That's probably good but again, I don't work with meridians. I generally stick to known science because I believe if we just applied what we already know (not what the politics of science only wants us to know), we would have already eliminated 95% of disease.
Anyway, Behm works fast and I believe he's thorough. He also uses low-radiation x-ray machines and has a knowledgeable office staff. I picked his office out of about 6 or 7 "natural" mercury-free dentists in central Florida and I ended up lucky that his office is only about 40 minutes from where I lived.
If anyone is searching for a fairly-priced, knowledgeable mercury-free dentist, I would not hesitate to tell them to consider Dr. Behm.
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Speaking of dentists, does anyone have recommendations for a good mercury free dentist in the Detroit/Ann Arbor MI area? I found this web page. It says he trained with Huggins. Seems pretty cool, anyeone have suggestions? http://www.ryanschroederdds.com/homepage/index.html
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Dear Russ,
I got ur email address from your website herb Allure, I am living in
Hong Kong and I was wondering if I can buy some DiamondLite composite from you as I get no answer from Biodent who is the manufacturer. Do you retail this product? If you don't could you tell me where I can find this?
after doing some research it seems that DiamondLite is the only safe alternative to use after the amalgam fillings are removed. I cannot find any dentist in HongKong that is willing to buy this DiamondLite composite.
Do You have any other suggestions on which composite is completely metal free and non-toxic?
Many thanks,
Andrew
Many thanks,
Andrew Boschetti
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Dear Russ,
I got ur email address from your website herb Allure, I am living in
Hong Kong and I was wondering if I can buy some DiamondLite composite from you as I get no answer from Biodent who is the manufacturer. Do you retail this product? If you don't could you tell me where I can find this?
after doing some research it seems that DiamondLite is the only safe alternative to use after the amalgam fillings are removed. I cannot find any dentist in HongKong that is willing to buy this DiamondLite composite.
Do You have any other suggestions on which composite is completely metal free and non-toxic?
Many thanks,
Andrew
Many thanks,
Andrew Boschetti
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hi bex I unfortunatly live 2-3 hours away but if I dont get the answers today from this dentist I sure will drive that distance.Thanks <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/imnotworthy.gif" alt="" />
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Bex Hi and thanks. He sounds good. I would actually consider coming over to the US to have it done. It will probably be cheaper (would you mind giving me an example of his charges) I was already wondering about coming over to pick up a cheap RV in Florida then spending a year in the US and importing it on my return (no taxes due) I fancy getting healed then doing a bit of touring <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />
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Hi Melissa, 2-3 hours is a lot, but imagine 9 hours! That's what I did when I drove to a dentist. In the end it was too much though. If this dentist is good enough, it maybe worth it. Hi Mati, I have no idea of his charges. I only know he has a good reputation. Russ might know though, he's been to him!You would need to contact Dr Behm on this link http://www.saveyourteeth.com/ and find out. It's actually on the weblink I gave on the first post under "Contact Dr. Behm", as are the other options on the left of the page. Also there seem to be other alternatives. Have a look at this link http://www.holisticdentalnetwork.com/directory.php#USAand check out the places where there are reputable dentists (just click on the area near you). When the page comes up to check out the dentists, make sure you scroll down properly to see them all, because there maybe more than one dentist listed on the same page and it can look a bit deceptive sometimes. Here is the link, but listing other options at the top if you want to take a look at the other stuff http://www.holisticdentalnetwork.com/directory_splash.phpThere are the complimentary physicians as you can see, and also the option of "ask the doctor". I have emailed him too when I required further info on a dentist, dental materials etc. I hope this is helpful.
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Does anybody know any dentist that uses DiamondLite?
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Hey Bex 9 hours man thats a very very long drive!!!!!!!! My problem is I cant drive for a long distance used to but I get so dizzy driving that I drive only to work and back once in a while usually my sister picks me up.Another messed up thing this stupid mercury has robbed from me.Gosh I think back 2 years ago and wonder if I'll ever be the same as I was then.I used to drive all over the states and be on the run constantly with my kids but now my kids drive me places.Sad turn of events relying on your 18 yr old to take mommy to the store..Poor kid he'll have to do this when i'm eighty but my daughter said that shes going to put me in a nursing home soon if I dont get better soon. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" />
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lol, don't worry, this should make you feel a LOT better. I have to get my 76 year old father to do a lot for me. And the 9 hour drive? He did half of it. I often wonder "who really is the old one here?".... I think I'll be in a home before he will.
He does a lot for me and it should be the other way around, but this is what this toxicity and others like it can do. Totally or almost anyway, incapacitate you, whether physically/mentally or the whole thing.
I'm also very socially nervous, so I get scared whenever I leave the house, so bad that I will pick a grocery shop that's right out of my way and more expensive, simply because not many go there.
Or if I feel too bad, sometimes I won't even go in, I'll turn around and drive back home. It's horrible and that has been with me for most of my young life now. Had moments of being healthier and suddenly this fear disappears and I feel like I can go anywhere.
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Hi Bex, That happens me at times too.I'll almost make it to a shop and then I'm paralysed with fear, I have to turn around & go home. Or sometimes I'll be standing at the traffic lights waiting to cross &once the lights change ,I have just stood there paralysed with fear. (But I always just pretend I've forgotten my purse or my keys,turn around ,go home &try later if I can. Sometimes though I go forward anyway even when I'm scared &I usually feel better.It's momentary anxiety/panic I think. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/unsure.gif" alt="" />
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