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

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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

[Guest guest]

I'm not sure if I ever mentioned this Tracey, but, I had all my amalgam fillings

removed in one go - this was done under general aneasthetic in Germany. I had

virtually every tooth fiiled, some of the fillings were over 30 years old and

wer cracked and leaking. I also had at least 2 root canals. I used to feel

dreadful and always had a metallic taste in my mouth. The operation took 7.5

hours, but, most of this was because I had severe problems with my jaw.

Since the op I have felt better every day. It was one of the best things I have

done for my health.

I had a GA due to dental phobia.

My NHS dentist of many years, had never commented on my jaw issues and how that

affected me and just fire-fighted with the fillings. The root canalled teeth

were removed (as were a few otheres!)

I have never experienced any meltdowns, just gradual improvements in my health.

I don't know what precautions the dentist took.

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> > 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.

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> 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

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> Best Wishes

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> Tracey

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