Re: advice on amalgam needed

[Guest guest]

Judith,

I had all of those fillinghs removed fiftteen years ago.....Very expensive. I

cannot honestly say whether it helped or not. I have done well with vitamins,

minerals, herbs, stretching, exercise, etc. No drugs other than 4.5 mg. of Low

Dose Naltrexone.........Since starting the LDN in July of 2004,,,thankfully no

progression.

Regards, Tom Bayuk www.copingandprevailing.com

advice on amalgam needed

I really need some advice on what to do about amalgam fillings. I know that it

is best to have them removed but how? Some have said that disturbing the amalgam

by removal is worse than leaving it put.

In an ideal world we would all have access to a like minded dentist who knows

about chelation but few do. I have an urgent proplem which cropped up on

Thursday _ just before my dentists closed for New Year. I bit on an almond _ I

eat them every day _ and the fromt of one of my teeth broke off leaving nothing

much except for a very visible chunk of amalgam filling.

After a sleepless night, realising I was severly toxic, I saw the emergency

dentist who covered it until I coud see my regular dentist. Now I do not know

what to do next.

I have an appointment next week and there is no pain but can I ask him to just

drill out the old filling or pull out the remainder of the tooth and then what?

Actually, my teeth are usually very good and I had a check up the week before

and was actually commended for my dental hygiene. I felt like I had a gold star

at school! So it was a bit tough to be landed with this new situation. I had

been thinking about how to tackle old amalgam fillings for a while. How expert

in such removal does the dentist have to be. My dentist is actually very nice

and I have not had a filling for many years and even then it was not amalgam.

Can anyone tell me what they have done with amalgam filings. If you have had

them removed and how the dentist has done it and what immediate chelation you

have gone for. I have been taking all of my BBD supplements and upping the Vit

C. and I do keep to the diet.

Your help would be much appreciated.

Happy New Year.

Lots of love to everyone,

Judith

[Guest guest]

There are certain safety protocols that have been put together to remove

almagam safely. I would def. seek a dentist that follows these since you

have ms.

IAOMT is an org that does this. here is their protocol.

*http://tinyurl.com/IAOMT

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[Guest guest]

Hi Judith,

The dentists who specialize in amalgam removal usually take it out in chunks

rather than just drill tiny pieces all over. They do use a drill, but again it

is taken in chunks, not tiny particles. And they do take precautions.

I have had MS for several years. About 1 year into my illness I had my 3

amalgams removed by an amalgam dentist specialist. I feel that it did not help

or hurt in regard to my MS, but a part of me does feel better knowing there is

no mercury in my mouth. I do wonder how much mercury might have entered my

system during the removal process. I never really did any chelation at that

time--I probably should have but I just didn't know how and couldn't find a good

practitioner to help me with that. The dentist gave me a sheet with over 50

chelation supplements I was supposed to take for a month or two after the

process, but it was just too much for me.

I recall the day I had them removed I felt great. Maybe it was just placebo

effect though--since all symptoms came back.

Anyway, bottom line, based on my own experience I would suggest to find a

dentist specializing in amalgam removal and get that out and they will restore

the tooth with composite material. Given that you are not in pain, it would seem

that the root of the tooth is fine and hence I wouldn't have it pulled.

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To: mscured

Sent: Tue, January 4, 2011 7:11:27 AM

Subject: advice on amalgam needed

[Guest guest]

The blog for the IAOMT has videos of how amalgam should be removed safely. Go to

http://iaomt.blogspot.com/ where Dr. Kennedy explains it all.

The IAOMT does not police their dentist to make sure they are following the safe

removal protocols the IAOMT recommends. You can contact DAMS at for

an information packet and a list of dentists DAMS believes is safe. You can call

Leo after reviewing this List and he will read to you feedback from different

people.

If you educate yourself on how it should be done safely, then you can call the

dentist's office and interview him to see what protocols he is following. This

puts pressure on them to do it right.

I took my own checklist into the dentist's office when I sat down in the chair.

I kept reminding him to change gloves, etc.

It is a buyer beware situation.

I am glad I had mine removed safely, and have done lots of detox, studied lots

on alternative health, and know I would be in much worse shape today if my

exposure to mercury vapor had not stopped.

Marie Flowers

DAMS in Virginia

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> There are certain safety protocols that have been put together to remove

> almagam safely. I would def. seek a dentist that follows these since you

> have ms.

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> IAOMT is an org that does this. here is their protocol.

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> *http://tinyurl.com/IAOMT

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[Guest guest]

According to my research and experience oral chlorella

is all you need and to do chelation like an iv with a doc

for mercury is dangerous as it removes too much too soon.

low and slow and preferably out the gi tract rather than

the kidneys

[Guest guest]

Dear and everyone who has joined in with my current amalgam panic.

I have forwarded the protocol for removing amalgam to my dentist. I am sure he

will look at it but I do think he will be unimpressed. However, I AM impressed

and have started frantically looking for a mercury free dental practitioner

nearby in the UK.

I definitely will not let my own (very nice but coming from an out -of-date

viewpoint) dental surgeon drill it out. As it is the tooth which has the

problem and not the tough amalgam, I think he will just put something fairly

benign on top _ no metal anything.

As there is no pain _ except for the dreadful realisation that poison in one,s

mouth is a bad thing _ my priority is safe removal and safe chelation.

By the way, it was actually this dentist who got me off Fossemax by telling me

it causes spontenous fractures and will damage the jaw. He is not completely

uninformed.

Thanks again for all your valued advice.

Love,

Judith

Re: advice on amalgam needed

According to my research and experience oral chlorella

is all you need and to do chelation like an iv with a doc

for mercury is dangerous as it removes too much too soon.

low and slow and preferably out the gi tract rather than

the kidneys