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Hiya everyone, I am just getting a little confused about a few things and would love to get some advice. 1. Is it wise to use Chlorella prior to amalgam removal and what does it do ? 2. When do I start using Algin and how much ? 3. I am interested in using DMPS but my doctor doesn't want me to use it. She thinks that it is too harsh and wants me to stick to a natural detox. My gut instinct tells me that I should probably have one or two DMPS treatments. Just wondering where you normally get this DMPS IV ? The only thing that I have come across so far about it in Australia is at the hospital for acute heavy metal poisoning etc. Do dentist's or private clinics administer this in the U.S ? 4. In regards to colonics would it be best to have one after each quadrant is removed or should I wait until the last amalgam is out. Is it best to have the colonic immediately after the removal or would it be best to wait a day ? 5.. I came across this article recently which has confused me (see below). I thought that saunas would be a good idea straight after removal and I thought that it was not a good idea to eat eggs after removal. Please explain . Thanks everyone . http://mercuryexposure.org/index.php?article_id=66Amalgam/Mercury Detox as a Treatment of Chronic Viral, Bacterial, and Fungal Illness by Lecture presented by Dietrich Klinghardt, M.D., Ph.D. (10) A high protein diet is essential. Saunas and excessive exercise can shift mercury from extracellular to intracellular with sometime s catastrophic effects. 4 - 6 eggs/day help enormously.
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-Chlorella mobilizes as well as binds to mercury, so no you do not want to use it with amalgams still in.
-Algin just binds, so you can use it anytime.
-I agree with your dr. The synthetic chelators are more agressive and also bind to necessary minerals. This can make you very sick.
-Eggs are sulfur containing which I believe mobilizes hg so I think it depends on how sick you are now and how much mobilized hg you can handle.
Hope this is helpful
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Is it wise to use Chlorella prior to amalgam removal and what does it do ? Chlorella chelates mercury so I would not use it before amalgam removal. When do I start using Algin and how much ? For those with amalgams in, I recommend 1500 mg 3 to 4 times per day between meals. I am interested in using DMPS but my doctor doesn't want me to use it. She thinks that it is too harsh and wants me to stick to a natural detox. My gut instinct tells me that I should probably have one or two DMPS treatments. Just wondering where you normally get this DMPS IV ? I agree with your doctor; I think it's too harsh too but if you really want to do it, I would call private clinics. Some will do it for you. Make sure you have about 50 grams of Vitamin C as an I.V. after or you'll probably feel very sick. Do dentist's or private clinics administer this in the U.S ? Some more progressive private clinics will do it. You just have to search. In regards to colonics would it be best to have one after each quadrant is removed or should I wait until the last amalgam is out. Is it best to have the colonic immediately after the removal or would it be best to wait a day ? I would do it 24 hours after each removal session, no matter how much amalgam is removed. I came across this article recently which has confused me (see below). I thought that saunas would be a good idea straight after removal and I thought that it was not a good idea to eat eggs after removal. Please explain . I also thought that saunas are beneficial. I've never seen studies about saunas shifting mercury intracellular but I have seen how they benefit by helping you excrete mercury. Eggs contains massive amounts of sulphur (the yolks do, that's why they're yellow). I know people who vomited who had just 2 eggs just after amalgam removal. I personally believe it's too much for most people to have that much sulphur too soon after a removal. Hope this helps.
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Thanks Missy and Russ for the info. Very muchly appreciated. The hardest thing for me at the moment is the waiting. I have had to wait 6 weeks for my initial consultation with my biological dentist and I guess I will have to wait an equal or greater amount of time before they start removing the amalgams. I wonder if lack of patience is also a mercury symptom !!! I have made a deal with myself that even if I don't feel remarkably different after amalgam removal and detox that I still won't feel cheated as I may just stave off some nasty illness in the future.
I guess the selfish part of me thinks that I am very pleased to be removing this gunk out of my mouth before everyone else truly finds out the truth one day. Can you just imagine if, or more correctly WHEN this all comes out in the wash one day, the waiting lists for dentists to have amalgam removal. I really should not complain about 6 weeks !
Russ, I guess we need more people like yourself and Laura out there to extol the virtues of the benefit of amalgam removal and detox.
I swear to all mightly god (however I sway more so towards Buddhism, but that's okay) that if I have even a third of a reduction in my symptoms after removal and detox that I will be out there on the streets, demonstrating with placards.
Thankyou and cheers from Rachel
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if I have even a third of a reduction in my symptoms after removal and detox that I will be out there on the streets, demonstrating with placards. Great! See you there!
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