Hi,

I have only just found this new site as I have been very ill for the past year and so have not been active on any of the newsgroups and lists I belong to and I was shocked to find how some people have been defaming the name of Dr. Hesham El-Essawy.

Dr. El-Essawy is one of the most qualified mercury free dentists in the UK with years of experience under his belt. He certainly knows how to do his job and not only this, but he shows true compassion to his patients as he has been where they are...near to death's door due to mercury poisoning.

I read Hesham's reply in his defence and there was nothing unethical in his statement. Hesham was defending himself against the claims of Tracey, and this he had a right to do. We heard Tracey's side of the story and we heard Hesham's...there are always two sides to any story and this is needed for us to see the full picture. But, as we saw, Hesham only told us what Tracey did herself!

As everyone could see, Tracey failed to tell us everything on her side. Nobody can go into something whether it be a dental or a medical procedure and only do half of what the dentist or doctor recommends. We have to trust doctors and dentists and it would seem that Tracey did not trust Hesham. This seems to be down to the fact that she was unsure of the tests and detox which were needed for her treatment. Surely Tracey should asked before her appointment for the treatment what it entailed and checked out what she was not sure of? If she had done this she would have found that, just as Hesham explained, Vega testing has been used for years in the UK and is a very reliable piece of machinery. I had my first Vega test 8 years ago and was astounded at the results. It picked up on many allergies and diseases which I had suffered from (and some I'd even got rid of) for years since a child and I know the machine was correct in this as I had NOT given the practitioner who did the tests any information regards to my health.

If patients do not follow what Hesham (or any other dentist for that matter) asks them to how do they expect to get well? How do they expect there not to be problems? There has to be trust on both sides and Hesham trusted Tracey. She should have been totally honest with Hesham with regard to her health. No patient can undergo treatment, with any dentist, by insisting it be done on their terms and not on the dentist's terms. It is the dentist who is the qualified one, not the patient.

I have been referring people, through my website, to Hesham and will carry on doing so. One or two 'bad stories' does not make a dentist a bad one, especially when we find out that things went wrong due to the patient and not the dentist.

Hesham's offer of a refund was genuine as this is his policy. He offers a 'money back guarantee' if the patient is not satisfied with the work done and does not see an improvement in their health.

As for DMSA containing mercury, this is something which I learned some time ago, and not I may add, from Hesham. I've read this numerous times from various different sources.

As for sending your cat to Hesham, although he said he doesn't treat animals, I'm sure if he did he'd have absolutely brilliant results as he does with his human patients. Maybe it's something he should think about? lol (If you do Hesham..make sure you clean up all those cat hairs before I pay you a visit...they give me terrible sneezing bouts! lol)

Regards to all.

Lyn Rennick (London)
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Lyn@LynRennicksAMPSsociety.co.uk
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