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Hi Katson, it can do that. It can also make you feel worse ON round sometims too and better off or the other way around. The mercury is still being moved, even after you stop and it's being reabsorbed again. Some has been removed, the rest is reabsorbed again until the next round, which is probably why you are feeling ill.
Thing about chelation the way Andy does it is, it can actually make you feel better during it, because the chelator is constant in the blood stream and is continually grabbing mercury. So you can actually feel a relief of symptoms (though not always). Then you stop and that still moving mercury is left and of course it circulates and gets reabsorbed.
As you are healing, you will always feel like you're going backwards, especally with mercury. It used to do that with me and I find it despairing. Just when you think you got rid of a bit, more surfaces and the entire thing starts again. That's how much of the stuff is probably stored deep in tissues that needs to come out.
Yes, my anger at dentists and what they have done to me has been at times terrible. I'm not sure how many of them are to blame and how many have been brain washed into believing it's "ok". I find now however that there is little excuse considering the publicity, so when I see a dentist today who still uses mercury, I am pretty digusted to say the least. Surely they would be interested and concerned enough to look into the matter on both sides and err on the side of caution regarding a known neuotoxin?
More and more people are finding out though and it's slow, but it's happening. Biologic dentists are on the increase as more people are more health conscience and aware of mercury dangers in amalgam.
Keep on with your ALA Katson! Get that poison out of you (in a safe way of course ;)). You have my sympathy and empathy, as i know exactly what it's like firsthand and the agony too of detoxing/healing from it. Painful stuff. Andy refers to it as "tremendous suffering". He's correct. At times the sufferings from it are almost unspeakable. You can't really convey it or put them into words.
Take care!
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