From Hesham El-Essawy.

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This thread started by a question from James; Rubber dam, Quadrant order, oxygen supply really necessary now? Hesham’s protocol doesn’t use them? NEED ADVICE PLEASE!!!


Here is my advice and my needed clarifications:

For the mercury toxic patient, the most important part of the treatment is the careful and complete removal of ALL amalgam and ALL mercury from teeth WITHOUT letting the patient inhale or swallow any of it.

To do that, I build barriers between the teeth and the throat. We discovered 17 years ago when I started on this that the rubber dam does not stop mercury and powdered amalgam from escaping from around the tooth and into the mouth. Initially, when I read the mercury level in the mouth after removing the rubber dam I was horrified to notice a very high reading of mercury, and I remember at that time feeling bemused as to what may have caused that high level. The rubber dam simply cannot do it, and the reader of this should not assume that doing the work without a rubber dam means that we do not protect the patient some other way. The pictures as I said before are on my website for all to see. It is not a secret.

To do the above, I use sedation in order to help the patient to tolerate the barriers that I build in his mouth. If for any reason I cannot seal the side I am working on from the throat, I simply abort the procedure.

I put oxygen tubes in the patient nose and cover the nose and the eyes with a gold mask that prevents mercury vapour from entering.

I remove the amalgam completely without any particular order from one side then read every tooth with the mercury vapour analyzer. It usually gives a mercury reading, big or small.

I then proceed to detox every tooth with my herbal detox called environ, read the tooth again, detox again and again until the tooth reads zero mercury.

I then proceed to do the other side, then I place temporary fillings that are to be kept for the entire period the patient is detoxing his mercury load from the body.

I see the patient on the following day if he can, and the patient usually report that he or she is feeling better. It seems that as soon as the body senses that the threat of the amalgam is out it cannot wait to start getting rid of its mercury load in the internal organs.

Let me say this; if you had amalgam removed and did not get better immediately or soon after, this means that there is still mercury under your fillings. We see an increasing number of patients with that problem and we do help them through following the same procedure above.

I have found no need at all to using or doing anything else.

Best wishes to all.

Hesham el-essawy
www.el-essawy.com
hesham@el-essawy.com


p.s. I do not know how I feel about being drawn into a religious discussion on this forum. I did not mean or seek to upset the sensibilities of any one, hear that Bex! If I did offend anyone, I am sorry. By the way Bex, Muhammad is neither God, nor the son of God; he is the messenger of God who was proclaimed in the bible.

What I was tying to say really is this; it is vitally important for a person to examine his faith critically and not to swallow ideas whole without subjecting them to reason. If you are a Christian, why not go back to the bible and study what Jesus said rather than believe without examination what others have said about him? For that end, I used only quotations from the Gospels, not the Quran.

I do respect fully the right of the other to have views or beliefs different from mine, and that that difference makes absolutely no difference to our duties towards each other as brothers in a common humanity. A person’s beliefs are personal and are between him and His God. It is the way we behave towards each other that matters for us in this world.

Finally, Russ, from what I read of your comments so far, your views on tolerance mirror mine.