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Here in Spain I don't have the luxury of being able to find a specialist dentist

but nonetheless am adamant that my amalgams are all going. I had 3/4s of the

work done a few years back by an awful dentist who made more problems than she

solved. She had no special procedures so I just made sure I took loads of

Vitamin C. Now I've found a better dentist and am having the last 1/4 removed

soon. What precautions could I ask them to make? I shall take more Vitamin C

again, cilantro and seaweed which I think are nataural chelators but regarding

chelation, what do people recommend?

Janet

Margueritee,

I believe it cost about $1100 to replace the three amalgams. I don't

know how that compares with other holistic/biological dentists. If

you decide to get this done, make sure you choose a dentist who has a

specialty in amalgam removal. That is very important, otherwise you

could actually get worse!!!

You can contact the IAOMT or DAMS organizations to get a list of such

specialist dentists in your area. Even among those dentists' names in

your area, you should call each one and find out exactly which

precautions they take. I did a lot of research in choosing which

holistic dentist in my area to use. I've since learned there were a

few more precautions she (the dentist I used) could have taken -- Had

I known that then, I might have chosen someone else, but overall I'm

happy with how it went.

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I wouldn't do any chelation until the amalgams are removed. It will draw the

mercury into your system. Make sure the dentist uses a boot to block the vapor

and particles from being swallowed and a continual vacuum system during removal.

Vitamin C is a good idea. The seaweed binds with the mercury, but the cilantro

mobilizes it. I prefer the seaweed.

Janet Orchard wrote: Here in Spain I don't have the

luxury of being able to find a specialist dentist but nonetheless am adamant

that my amalgams are all going. I had 3/4s of the work done a few years back by

an awful dentist who made more problems than she solved. She had no special

procedures so I just made sure I took loads of Vitamin C. Now I've found a

better dentist and am having the last 1/4 removed soon. What precautions could I

ask them to make? I shall take more Vitamin C again, cilantro and seaweed which

I think are nataural chelators but regarding chelation, what do people

recommend?

Janet

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Hi,

I had my amalgams removed a few yearsand it made no difference to my MS. My

husband who suffers from chronic fatigue/fibromyalgia also had his removed,

and made no difference to his condition either. I have since moved dentist

and had to amalgams done as fillings and experienced no new symptoms.

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