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>From: Delano Eaton [mailto:mushimushi@...]
>Sent: Sunday, June 13, 2004 2:59 PM
>To: frequent-dose-chelation@yahoogroups.com
>Subject: [frequent-dose-chelation] Chelation before removal of amalgams?
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>This is not my day, because I think I just posted the subject alone
>again...My Apologies!
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>On another list for another subject ppl are talking about detoxing to
>remove mercury. They are discussing taking this supplement or that
>supplement with no mention of removal of amalgums!

Del, if you're referring to the discussions on native-nutrition about this,
I mentioned several times that amalgams should be removed before chelating.
I've said it so many times, I'm quite sure the point was made.

However, I still haven't gotten any concrete answers as to HOW chelators
could pull mercury from amalgams. I'd really love a citation, an explanation
or something. I haven't been able to find anything yet. Maybe someone here
can help?




>Can some ppl have mercury fillings and just not be sensitive to it?

No. Mercury is a poison to everyone. However, susceptibility varies widely.
Some folks are much better excretors than others for example. Autistic kids
tend to be bad excretors, which is why their hair tests tend to come up very
low in mercury compared to typical kids.




I
>am beginning to think that I am one of those ppl. I have a mouth full
>of root canals, bridges, gold and silver fillings. Last year I went to
>an ADA dentist and had mercury fillings replaced with composite ones
>and had no ill effects.
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>Even though it does not bother me now, there is a chance that it will
>bother me down the road... If I were child-bearing age, it could
>bother my future children... If I am walking around with a mouth full
>of mercury, I could come into contac with a sensitive person and it
>could have an effect on them... Are these statements true or false??

The first one is true - it will affect the child. The second one seems a
little bizarre to me - it doesn't jump out of your mouth and into someone
elses :-D


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>I do have digestion problems and a head tremor and would like to do a
>gallbladder/liver cleanse but have read that I must detox mercury
>first. Is this true?

Both of these could well be due to your mercury load - the head tremor is
particulary worrisome. I would consider chelating IF all your amalgams are
out. I didn't quite get whether you had them all out. Root canals also
contain mercury, BTW. If you still have any in, it would be a good idea to
get them out and then begin chelating. How long have you had the head tremor
and digestive problems?


Suze Fisher
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