Re: Re: Removal of mercury amalgam fillings - anybody here benefit from

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That's absolutely fantastic to hear!  I'm so pleased for you!!  Thank you for sharing it gives me hope.

Jackie x

Hi there, I had huge amounts of mercury in my teeth and pleaded to have them removed because I felt so ill.  They were - it took around 4 years - slowly and surely because I got ill each time (I had Lupus at the time) and my health improved no end - in fact my Lupus consultant asked me what I had recently done because my blood tests where showing signs of reversal on each appointment.

 Best wishes Mandy

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On Thu, Jun 9, 2011 at 8:48 PM, Jackie Kay <jackie.kay1@...> wrote:

 

You must do it very slowly possibly a tooth at a time.. and a recovery period of a few months in between. I did 8 in a fortnight.. and this was too much for me and I ended up having an emotional meltdown.. ending in a nervous breakdown.. Because of the things that happened with the breakdown, it was not possible to notice the improvements, however I think it was the right thing to do.

On another group three of us decided to have amalgam removal done as quickly as possible... and all had the same meltdowns..... Slowly ,, very Slowly and only using a dentist with good protocols and vapour extraction systems should be considered..

Best WishesTracey