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

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Hi everyone - there's been quite a mix of thought provoking responses to this, which I appreciate very much.

Perhaps I should have mentioned that I was proposing to have them removed 'safely' that is by a more holistic approach, in a safer atmosphere i.e. with the use of masks, air filtration and breathing equipment etc for both the dentist and patient, in order to avoid being further poisoned from a massive release of mercury.

I attached the youtube video showing the mercury vapour being released for those who might not have been aware that every time we chew food, drink hot tea and brush our teeth, dangerous mercury vapour is released.  We all know how close our teeth are to our thryoid gland and that mercury can/does have a deleterious effect on hormone production.

I still have some decisions and further enquiries to make, perhaps finding where to obtain a mercury poisoning test from and if so, how reliable it is, but I thank you very much for taking the time to respond.

Jackie xOn Thu, Jun 9, 2011 at 4:25 PM, alison4509 <picnic@...> wrote:

 Hi Jackie, although I haven't had mine out (yet) I thought it might be helpful to let you know the problems I had with an amalgam filling that I feel has probably had a huge impact on my health. 

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Thank you for that Alison, very interesting.  In fact (earlier post) mentioned a few chelating groups which I've just joined.

What is it about unreliable blood tests???  Wouldn't you think with all we know these days, that things would be better?

But yes you're right, I will have mercury in my body so best to just get rid of it safely and detox accordingly

Thanks again :)Jackie x

 Good luck with whatever you decide to do Jackie.Just a few thoughts re mercury testing - as I've been this route myself. I did ask my GP to do a mercury blood test - but subsequently found that this along with many other tests for mercury is notoriously unreliable.