If u go to the file section of Yahoo frequent-dose-chelation you will see Andy Cutlers comments on these sauna’s

This link might get you in. I think u might need to be a member. I don’t know. I am a member.

http://f1.grp.yahoofs.com/v1/8IwsR4...USKbigv/Andy%27s%20comments%20on%20Sauna

....................if u can’t get in then this the second message:

Re: Saunas redux...

There are never any circumstances where infrared sauna should be used.

They have a high adverse reaction rate, the marketing claims are not
accurate, some brands are full of materials that will zap chemically
sensitive people (despite claims to the contrary), and the IR does not
behave as stated - in fact most of them don't emit the spectrum they
claim to in their advertizing literature.

Regular (wet or dry) sauna is fine.

Andy . . . . . . . . . .
>
> Is there any way that IR Saunas would release mercury from amalgams
> that are still in place. Since the FAQ does attribute chelating
> capabilities to saunas, are they not safe methods of reducing the
> load.

-----------and the first message

Re: Saunas redux...


> Your opinion goes contrary to pretty much every Naturopath I`ve ever
> met...

Naturopathy is just as much a scam as mainstream allopathy, and the
students who study it do not receive any more technical training than
do MD students.

The MD world is wrapped around the pillar of gullibly believing
anything a drug rep tells the doctor.

The ND world is wrapped around the pillar of gullibly believing
anything a supplement company or other alternative health care
manufacturer tells the doctor.

Neither system works very well.

> > but then again, you`re probably right..lol.

Thank you.

In this particular case I do have the advantage of real knowledge and
experience with radiative and convective heat transfer, the spectral
transmissivity and emissivity of materials, the emission spectrum of
radiators, etc.

> > There are never any circumstances where infrared sauna should be
> used.
> >
> > They have a high adverse reaction rate, the marketing claims are not
> > accurate, some brands are full of materials that will zap chemically
> > sensitive people (despite claims to the contrary), and the IR does
> not
> > behave as stated - in fact most of them don't emit the spectrum they
> > claim to in their advertizing literature.
> >
> > Regular (wet or dry) sauna is fine.
> >
> > Andy . . . . . . . . . .
> > >
> > > Is there any way that IR Saunas would release mercury from
> amalgams
> > > that are still in place. Since the FAQ does attribute chelating
> > > capabilities to saunas, are they not safe methods of reducing the
> > > load.


----------------------third message

Re: Detoxify or Die recommendations are unsafe - Andy


> > When using saunas, NEVER use infrared saunas. Always use
> conventional
> > saunas.
> >
>
>
> --why never use infra-red saunas?

They are unsafe, they are not as effective as regular sauna.

Andy . . . . . . .
……………………….forth message

Re: Sauna clarification


--- In Autism-Mercury@yahoogroups.com, [email]kahybl@a...[/email] wrote:
> Is the Infared saunas considered less safe because of the radiation output??
> Just wondering because Andy says conventional saunas are o.k but I do not see
> a deeper explanation.

Well, I have offered it.

It is that the infrared saunas, which transfer heat by radiation
(infrared radiation) deposit heat in a very nonuniform manner on the
body and the human body does not handle this well. Regular sauans
transfer the heat evenly by convection and the body handles this much
better.
>
> Kathy
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

………………………….5th message

Re: Sauna clarification (To Andy)


> What are some of the adverse reactions by mercury-poisoned people to
> FIR saunas that people have reported to you?

Increased chemical sensitivity, worsened fatigue, vastly worsened
psychiatric status (including involuntary hospitalization), greatly
worsened autonomic dysfunction such as poor heart rate regulation,
increaesd anxiety and distress, increased hyperactivity, increased
neurological impairment of arm and leg strength and mobility, probably
more if I dredge through memory and records more.

The first 3 are by far the most common in adults.

Andy . . . . . . . . . .

…………………there are more in there too.


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