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I just got Andy Cutler's book on amalgam illness. I wondered how I could have gotten so much mercury in me with only one amalgam filling. Mr. Cutler notes that recipients of a prolonged series of allergy shots can receive a lot of mercury from the thimerosal in the extract. I took allergy shots for 10-15 years or more starting at the age of five or six. If thimerosal was in the allergy extract that I was taking then that's probably where I got most of the mercury in my body.
I had suspected that earlier when I read that vaccines contain thimerosal but I didn't find out that allergy extract has thimerosal in it until now.
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Joined: Apr 2006
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hmmm I wonder how accurate that info is about allergy shots having mercury.
I also recieved many allergy shots when I was young.
Also in my quest to get better it was recommended that I get allergy shots again (to cure my breathing condition). Uselss waste of time/money. This was before the internet so the proliferation of natural remedies wasnt around as much ie 12+ years ago.
I would be interested if anyone knows anything else about allergy shots having mercury in them.
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Joined: Dec 1999
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I can't answer the question about allergy shots specifically, but I can tell you that several vaccines that don't have Thimerosal still have mercuy left in them from processing, in which mercury is sometimes used and remains in the mix.
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Anonymous
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My dentist said that something else used in medicine contains mercury, or at least trace amounts, but I can't remember the name. Something starting with P I think.
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Joined: Oct 2005
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I had allergy shots several times/week, gradually lessening to once every three weeks, for three years. And I have read somewhere that allergy shots have thimersol.
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