Andy - Using HC for dental revision

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Hi Andy,

I'm hoping you'll be able to answer this email if your still around online.

I encourage people to get hair test, remove amalgams and chelate according to

your principles.

Some are finding mercury without having severe symptoms and are choosing to

remove them.

Most have deranged mineral transport, so the mercury is clearly affecting them.

Over the last few years I have come across so many people that have gotten ill

following dental revision, even if it was done properly.

This illness always seems to be adrenal and thyroid related.

It seems these glands simply cannot cope with the stress of dentistry.

The fear of dentistry is often alone is often enough stress.

Whether the process is spread out over a few weeks or months it seems much

worse. When done in one sitting all of them have been fine so far, but they

still take a dip.

I'm trying to figure out a way to 'routinely' support people's adrenals before

the dental work, during and after.

I believe that hydrocortisone is the best option and have seen some do well by

using it.

But they don't have a clear program to follow.

Some people are in a position to get saliva tests, and then it is quite clear

where HC needs to be dosed. But most clients I know simply can't afford the cost

of them (exchange rate is not complimentary in SA and courier fees expensive).

I know a once-size-fits-all program is not good, but I'm asking if you see any

problems from a biochemical and medical perspective in putting someone on a

milder version of the taper starting a day before the dental work.

An example to the effect of:

Day 1: 5mg at 8am and 5mg at noon

Day 2 (dental day): 10mg at 8am and 5mg at noon

Day 3: 10mg at 8am and 5mg at noon.

Day 4: same

Day 5: 5mg at 8am and 5mg at noon and then remain on this low dose for a few

weeks, if need be, until the dental work is complete (we always complete it

within 30 days except in unusual situations).

Etc

Those that have long-standing adrenal issues can continue this while they

chelate.

But some may need it just for the dental work and maybe first few rounds of

chelation.

[so far several people have developed adrenals issues (or they have simply

surfaced) during the beginning of chelation.]

Many of these people are chronically ill, but others are doing this as part of a

'health investment to prevent illness.

Any thoughts on how to best support adrenals with HC to get them through the

tough dental work would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks again for your life-changing work,

Dean