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Joined: Jun 2012
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I'm very sorry to hear about what is happening to your wife. Elevated DHT causes hair loss and mercury causes elevated DHT. This also happened to me. http://herballure.com/v/mcsRemoving amalgams is well accepted as the best way to stop mercury exposure from amalgams (obviously), so as long as they are removed by a dentists who does it safely, many recover from mercury symptoms. Doctors generally know little about mercury diagnosing. Urine tests are well-known to be useless, but most doctors still don't know this. Here are a list of dentists who have been trained in safe mercury removal: http://iaomt.org/patients/search/index.phpAlso, please be aware that we are also being bombarded with heavy metals from chemtrails overhead. For in-depth information about this, please see my personal story: http://globalskywatch.com/v/mcsHere is another article that contains information that may help: http://urlbam.com/ha/M001p Thanks Russ for your reply. I have an appointment with the doctor coming week. He is listed in iaomt site. I will speak to him and ask about the procedure of amalgam removal,the steps to be followed and the cost. I believe after amalgam procedure there will be more mercury in the blood(that has a chance to increase her hair loss). I am scared as i am not sure how her body reacts once all the amalgams are removed. I thought it's easy..Just remove amalgams and the problem will be resolved..After reading many posts here, removing amalgams is just the beginning. For now, can she take Vitamin C.. At least, it will fight with whatever mercury is there in blood?. I hope it doesn't start taking the mercury from the tissues. Please let me know if you have any other suggestions so that the symptoms are reduced till we get Urine, hair analysis results and the amalgams are removed..
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