Few weeks back i posted about my wife's hair loss.
She used to have thick black hair.
She has amalgam fillings from early 2000 and it never bothered
her..
When i started reading the forums, everyone told me about mercury..But, my wife never had problems with Mercury.then, i thought may be the body is unable to dump the mercury and it started accumulating.
But, she doesn't have any mercury symptoms(other than hair loss).All the tests are good(including harmones).
I am sure the hair loss is not caused by amalgams as she was chewing the food when she took vitamin c..at that time, there was no hair loss.
Now..amalgams are replaced with composite fillings except couple of them.Still couple of them left.It will be done within a week.
Please dont use composite fillings if you are OK with mercury fillings.
One filling completely screwed it.
This is really pain..Before white fillings starts degrade..can anyone suggest what we should do..
Sometimes..we feel that getting the teeth extracted is the best option(but..she has 9 cavities)
What i should do............
Is porcelain better option..
Greetings Raji!
I am terribly sorry to hear about your wife's hair problem. Perhaps her main problem has nothing whatsoever to do with the amalgams.
I know of several people who have Thyroid trouble and that causes hair loss, for sure. Has she ever had her thyroid checked?
My husband just had three composite fillings put in. He feels fine and no problembs with the hair loss. Everybody's body is different.
There are several companies that have special information on hair loss and the best supplement to use for that. For instance <
www.vrp.com> is a high quality Vitamin Research Company. Russ uses some of their products as you see on the side panels. The DMSA is a wonderful metal detox supplement.
Don't give up. I feel your pain. The frustration is overwhelming in that you are a very kind and wonderful husband to want to help your wife so much. It really seems as if her condition is NOT the amalgams, but something inside her body causing the hair loss, etc.
Sometimes we can be told so much information that it begins making us think, "Oh, I have that! (or) Those are my symptoms exactly". You have probably read the list of symptoms Russ has and we can't really say it's all because of Mercury. There's no test for that. I had the bloodwork done, then told that is not accurate! The saliva test was suggested, and I was told the FDA no longer allows that. Then we hear of the 'hair analysis.' The list is overwhelming, to say the least.
We all begin having gray hair some earlier than others. One lady friend had much gray hair and a very noticeable receeding hair line and she was only 31 years old, and the problem was diagnosed as low thyroid.
Keep us updated. We all care and have followed your reports online here.
