Oral chelation formula

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I mentioned before that I got all my mercury fillings removed, and I

started taking an oral chelation formula to remove the mercury that

is still stored in my brain and body tissues. I found an oral

chelation formula on the internet that looked good, and it seems to

be working ok for me, but I want to see if there is something else

available that might be even better.

Does anyone know of a good oral chelation formula?

It has also been suggested to me the DMSA chelation is even better

than an herbal/vitamin blend oral chelator. But others say that an

herbal/vitamin blend is safer, and just as effective.

Does anyone have experience with either one or both?

Thanks in advance,

Cara

[Guest guest]

Hi Audrey, just a question about the IV vit C because I'm having infusions

of Vit C and some other things over the next couple of months. I didn't know

Vit C could be used for chelation. I had my mercury fillings removed about 5

years ago and have never followed up with chelation. Do you have any more

info?

Gayle

Re: Oral chelation formula

> Just wanted to mention that I got rid of all of my Mercury (had a huge

> load, more than 5 times aceptible level) with a series of Vitamin C IVs. I

> had my doubts initially, but when I was retested, my Mercury was below

> detectable level. The Vitamin IVs had many other obvious benefits, so it

> seems like a reasonably safe route to go.

>>

[Guest guest]

Gayle,

I had more than twenty amalgam fillings removed about 12 years ago.

The dentist didn't take any extra precautions at the time.

I asked my GP recently if I could be tested for mercury.

It was a simple urine test, and it came back negative.

Apparently, the dentist was more at risk than I was.

Danny

Re: Oral chelation formula

> Just wanted to mention that I got rid of all of my Mercury (had a huge

> load, more than 5 times aceptible level) with a series of Vitamin C IVs. I

> had my doubts initially, but when I was retested, my Mercury was below

> detectable level. The Vitamin IVs had many other obvious benefits, so it

> seems like a reasonably safe route to go.

>>

[Guest guest]

The dentist that removed my mercury fillings actually gives an IV

Vit C infusion during the removal procedure. I didn't realize that

it was an option for continuing chelation.

Where do you go to get it done?

Can you do it yourself at home?

Where would you get it?

How much does it cost?

How many times did you do it, and over what time period?

Thanks,

Cara

>

> Just wanted to mention that I got rid of all of my Mercury (had a

huge load, more than 5 times aceptible level) with a series of

Vitamin C IVs. I had my doubts initially, but when I was retested,

my Mercury was below detectable level. The Vitamin IVs had many

other obvious benefits, so it seems like a reasonably safe route to

go.

>

[Guest guest]

My Naturopath put me on a Vitamin C IV series (about 15). Later I started

reading about it in Hal Huggins book (I forget which one). I'm very glad I gave

it a try rather than insisting on harhser chelation methods.

http://www.hugnet.com/?PageName=Sodium+Ascorbate

If you haven't read his books, I highly recommend them. You can buy sodium

ascorbate in powdered form as well, just mix with juice or tea.

Gayle ston wrote:

Hi Audrey, just a question about the IV vit C because I'm having

infusions

of Vit C and some other things over the next couple of months. I didn't know

Vit C could be used for chelation. I had my mercury fillings removed about 5

years ago and have never followed up with chelation. Do you have any more

info?

Gayle

Re: Oral chelation formula

> Just wanted to mention that I got rid of all of my Mercury (had a huge

> load, more than 5 times aceptible level) with a series of Vitamin C IVs. I

> had my doubts initially, but when I was retested, my Mercury was below

> detectable level. The Vitamin IVs had many other obvious benefits, so it

> seems like a reasonably safe route to go.

>>

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[Guest guest]

Danny,

Many times a mercury test will come back negative because the

mercury is stored in the brain and other tissues, and won't come out

until it is force out with chelators. It is not floating around in

the blood, or getting excreted with the urine. Many times, it won't

show up in the urine until you start chelating, which will mobilize

it from the brain, and get it circulating in the body so it can be

excreted by the kidneys.

My step-sister tested her son for mercury with a hair sample, it

came back negative. She then started chelating him, and after

chelating for a bit, tested him again, and his mercury level was

very high.

My neuro agreed to order a mercury test for me before I started

chelating, and it was at a low level. I am going to ask him to

order another mercury test so I can see what it is now that I am

chelating. I guess this will also let me know if the chelation

formula I am taking is working.

I know some people who did mercury testing to rule out mercury

poisoning when their MS symptoms symptoms first started, and the

mercury level was low, so they were Dx'd with MS. But the results

of the mercury test aren't valid unless the person is doing a

chelation protocol when the test is taken. Many doctors don't

realize this, or believe it, including my neuro. After he saw the

results of my mercury test, he was more convinced that I was

correctly Dx'd with MS, and strongly urged me to start Rebif. Even

after I told him about my nephew, he still didn't believe it.

Cara

>

> Gayle,

>

> I had more than twenty amalgam fillings removed about 12 years ago.

> The dentist didn't take any extra precautions at the time.

> I asked my GP recently if I could be tested for mercury.

> It was a simple urine test, and it came back negative.

>

> Apparently, the dentist was more at risk than I was.

>

> Danny

[Guest guest]

hi i thought the urine test did show the mercury no wonder brothers test

did not show any mercury. should the teeth or filling get removed before

chelation and another chelation be down afterwards?

[Guest guest]

Cara,

I had the test done, along with some others, as a final check before

I started taking taking Aimspro.

It's so expensive, and I wanted to rule out as much as possible

before I started.

One of the other tests that I had done was for Aluminium, so I

thought I might as well get the mercury done at the same time.

I assumed they were both blood tests.

I was diagnosed with MS 10 years before I had my fillings removed,

and it really was just a shot in the dark.

I've started the first 15 week course, so I'll wait a few weeks now,

see if there's any improvement in my condidtion.

Danny

>

> Danny,

> Many times a mercury test will come back negative because the

> mercury is stored in the brain and other tissues, and won't come

out

> until it is force out with chelators. It is not floating around in

> the blood, or getting excreted with the urine. Many times, it

won't

> show up in the urine until you start chelating, which will mobilize

> it from the brain, and get it circulating in the body so it can be

> excreted by the kidneys.

>

> My step-sister tested her son for mercury with a hair sample, it

> came back negative. She then started chelating him, and after

> chelating for a bit, tested him again, and his mercury level was

> very high.

>

> My neuro agreed to order a mercury test for me before I started

> chelating, and it was at a low level. I am going to ask him to

> order another mercury test so I can see what it is now that I am

> chelating. I guess this will also let me know if the chelation

> formula I am taking is working.

>

> I know some people who did mercury testing to rule out mercury

> poisoning when their MS symptoms symptoms first started, and the

> mercury level was low, so they were Dx'd with MS. But the results

> of the mercury test aren't valid unless the person is doing a

> chelation protocol when the test is taken. Many doctors don't

> realize this, or believe it, including my neuro. After he saw the

> results of my mercury test, he was more convinced that I was

> correctly Dx'd with MS, and strongly urged me to start Rebif. Even

> after I told him about my nephew, he still didn't believe it.

>

> Cara

[Guest guest]

Nmillar,

I strongly recommend that you get your mercury fillings out before

you start chelating. Strong chelators could actually pull more

mercury out of your fillings, and get them circulating in your body

where they could end up redeposited in the brain, or tissues.

I was taking a supplement that helps your body get rid of heavy

metals before I found out that it is best to wait until after

mercury removal. I think it must be a mild chelator, because my MS

symptoms actually stopped progressing, and started to improve after

I started taking this supplement, before I got my fillings out.

If you don't get the fillings out, you could end up having to to a

heavy metal cleanse every day for the rest of your life, because

those fillings continuously leak mercury into your body. It is much

better to get out the source of the mercury contamination first, and

then clean up the mercury that has become stored in the brain and

other tissues.

I can't remember if I posted this link on this group, if I did,

sorry for being redundant. (my memory is coming back, but apparently

has not fully recovered. LOL) This shows mercury vapor leaking from

an amalgam filling. Looks like a smoking tooth.

http://www.iaomt.org/merc_release.swf

IMPORTANT PRECAUTION: (you might already be aware, but this is so

important, it is worth repeating.) If you get your mercury fillings

removed, make sure that you go to a dentist that is experienced with

removing mercury fillings. If it not done properly, more mercury

can be released into your body during the procedure.

I opted to get my fillings removed by an experienced biological

dentist in Mexico, because it is less expensive there.

I might have said this before too, but my philosophy is that mercury

is a dangerous neurotoxin. I recommend that EVERYONE get the

mercury fillings out of their teeth, whether they have MS or NOT,

whether it is ever proven to be the cause of MS or NOT.

Be sure to follow filling removal with heavy metal chelation,

because the mercury in your teeth wasn't doing any damage to your

brain, it was only the source of the mercury contamination that did

reach the brain, and the mercury that reached the brain will stay

there, continuing to do damage until it is forced out with

chelators.

Cara

>

> hi i thought the urine test did show the mercury no wonder

brothers test

> did not show any mercury. should the teeth or filling get removed

before

> chelation and another chelation be down afterwards?

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hi Cara,

I've been looking for the best and most effective

detoxifier/chelator for years and think I have finally found

something now that doesn't also remove the good minerals and metals

from the body. I just started taking it a few days ago along with

my daughter who has too much mercury in her brain where it is

extremely difficult to get rid of. Will post results as they happen.

It's a form of liquid zeolite that's patented as an anti-cancer

drug. The zeolite (a mineral) is heated to an extremely high

temperature to bend the molecular structure and empty it of toxins.

It's shaped like a cage and attracts positively charged toxins and

collects them in the cage and excretes it through the urine. All

zeolites contain toxins in nature so don't buy any powered zeolites

unless they have the toxins removed or you will just repoison

yourself.

Heavy metals, depleted uranium, teflon etc are eliminated in about

two weeks with liquid zeolite. A few drops should be taken on a

daily basis after the cleanse is finished to get rid of new toxins

that accumulate daily. I spent about a month researching this

product before deciding to buy it so if anyone wants a copy of a

collection of links and info let me know.

The zeolite is negatively charged. I'm not entirely sure what that

means but the only calcium product I've ever used that worked was

also negatively charged. If anyone knows more about this charging

stuff, please let me know!

An ionic footbath also works wonders for removing toxins and

boosting energy along with making your feet feel great. My Mom has

no more fibromyalgia since doing the footbaths. She had several that

just reeked of metal.

Sharon

hotmocha@...

>

> Hi,

> I mentioned before that I got all my mercury fillings removed, and

I

> started taking an oral chelation formula to remove the mercury

that

> is still stored in my brain and body tissues. I found an oral

> chelation formula on the internet that looked good, and it seems

to

> be working ok for me, but I want to see if there is something else

> available that might be even better.

>

> Does anyone know of a good oral chelation formula?

>

> It has also been suggested to me the DMSA chelation is even better

> than an herbal/vitamin blend oral chelator. But others say that

an

> herbal/vitamin blend is safer, and just as effective.

>

> Does anyone have experience with either one or both?

>

> Thanks in advance,

> Cara

>

[Guest guest]

I had my fillings removed long ago. But since then I

have 2 crowns on one side and 1 on another. They are

in place by metal casings into the gums. I am curious

to know if this is affecting me. On the side that I

have 2, I have a lot of nerve activity, tingling and

nerve pain. Could this be the cause? Kathy

--- Cara wrote:

> Nmillar,

> I strongly recommend that you get your mercury

> fillings out before

> you start chelating. Strong chelators could

> actually pull more

> mercury out of your fillings, and get them

> circulating in your body

> where they could end up redeposited in the brain, or

> tissues.

>

> I was taking a supplement that helps your body get

> rid of heavy

> metals before I found out that it is best to wait

> until after

> mercury removal. I think it must be a mild

> chelator, because my MS

> symptoms actually stopped progressing, and started

> to improve after

> I started taking this supplement, before I got my

> fillings out.

>

> If you don't get the fillings out, you could end up

> having to to a

> heavy metal cleanse every day for the rest of your

> life, because

> those fillings continuously leak mercury into your

> body. It is much

> better to get out the source of the mercury

> contamination first, and

> then clean up the mercury that has become stored in

> the brain and

> other tissues.

>

> I can't remember if I posted this link on this

> group, if I did,

> sorry for being redundant. (my memory is coming

> back, but apparently

> has not fully recovered. LOL) This shows mercury

> vapor leaking from

> an amalgam filling. Looks like a smoking tooth.

> http://www.iaomt.org/merc_release.swf

>

> IMPORTANT PRECAUTION: (you might already be aware,

> but this is so

> important, it is worth repeating.) If you get your

> mercury fillings

> removed, make sure that you go to a dentist that is

> experienced with

> removing mercury fillings. If it not done properly,

> more mercury

> can be released into your body during the procedure.

>

>

> I opted to get my fillings removed by an experienced

> biological

> dentist in Mexico, because it is less expensive

> there.

>

> I might have said this before too, but my philosophy

> is that mercury

> is a dangerous neurotoxin. I recommend that

> EVERYONE get the

> mercury fillings out of their teeth, whether they

> have MS or NOT,

> whether it is ever proven to be the cause of MS or

> NOT.

>

> Be sure to follow filling removal with heavy metal

> chelation,

> because the mercury in your teeth wasn't doing any

> damage to your

> brain, it was only the source of the mercury

> contamination that did

> reach the brain, and the mercury that reached the

> brain will stay

> there, continuing to do damage until it is forced

> out with

> chelators.

>

> Cara

>

>

>

> >

> > hi i thought the urine test did show the mercury

> no wonder

> brothers test

> > did not show any mercury. should the teeth or

> filling get removed

> before

> > chelation and another chelation be down

> afterwards?

> >

> >

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> removed]

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