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Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 468
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I agree about the slow release of amalgam,it is such a slow poisoning you don't realize until it is too late. I started removal 6 years ago. After having 4 of them out I decided to slow down a little with it. Well after about a year or so I felt so much better was working more than I had in the last 5 or 6 years. I should have continued with removal but was a dummy and never got to the last four until 7 months ago. Only reason I went ahead at that point is because I ended up sicker than a dog. I spent 6 months wondering around on the net and asking questions to anyone that would listen. Could not figure the dang thing out until one day my sis and I stumbled across the smoking tooth video. Whoa what a revelation that was, all this time and all the agony I had endured 6 years before...can't believe I missed it. Well that just goes to show you what a slow poison it really is. It seems like I am closer to God also while I am sick. I have a tendency to forget sometimes. Not good and somewhat ignorant of me. I sure like when God is hanging out with me, I'm never lonely and gives me a good warm feeling. Stupid to stray. So maybe this crappy illness is just worth it all. I have God in my life stronger than ever before and my faith is stronger than it ever has been and so I consider that a plus. Always knew I needed work in that department just didn't know it was gona come down to me being horribly sick. Well I guess You have to take the good with the bad....Right!!! Tuna, Have not touched the stuff in over 7 months, last time I did I felt horrible. My kids eat it every once in a great while but not often just because I won't keep it in the house anymore. LOL I eat a little bit of salmon and have had some pollock recently was really good and no bad reactions either. I agree with Mikey on the amalgam issue WHAT THE <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/censored.gif" alt="" /> WERE THEY THINKING!!!! <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/kookoo.gif" alt="" />
A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in pictures of silver.
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