Re: Homeopathic med ok to take?

[Guest guest]

>

> Is it ok to take a homeopathic solution which includes Mercurious

> Solubis (Merc Sol) low potency D6. This was recommended for post

Before you take this I suggest you go to http://onibasu.com

Click on autism-mercury, search " andrewhallcutler homeopathic " ,

and read what Andy has to say about homeopathic detox.

> amalgam removal and other dental work done for me just yesterday - the

> med is called 'Traumeel'. When I asked about the mercuy med - they

Traumeel? The only Traumeel I know of is a cream and does not

contain any mercurious solubis or any other type or form of mercury.

> said the low potency should not push the mercury in the body deeper

> into the tissues but help bring it out of the body.

This sounds like it is being recommended for detox and I would

not use it. Read what Andy says in the onibasu archives.

> Does this sound correct?

>

> The other meds in the solution are:

> Arnica, Calendula, Hamamelis, Millefolium, Belladona, Aconitum,

> Hahnemanni, Hepar Sulfuris, Chamomila, Symphytum, Bellisperennis,

> Echinacea Angustifolia, Echinacea Purpurea, Hypericum.

>

> Is this a med I can continue taking (I took it before and after a

> previous dental appointment of teeth extractions about a month and a

> half ago) on doctor's orders.

I would stop thinking of the advice of doctors as " doctor's orders " .

I recommend you check their advice carefully before deciding to try

anything.

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[Guest guest]

This is not a medicine. And No it does not sound correct. Mercurious

is mercury. You do not want to put that into your body. At least

last time I looked up homeopathic mecurious....

Many homeopathick solutions appear to be safer but can contain

plumbus (Lead), Aresenicium (Aresenic), and Mercurious (mercury).

It wont' push it deeper just add to your mercury burden. Find

something else like lots of vitamin C following removal. Once you

have them all out, then chelate with dmsa.

>

> Is it ok to take a homeopathic solution which includes Mercurious

> Solubis (Merc Sol) low potency D6. This was recommended for post

> amalgam removal and other dental work done for me just yesterday -

the

> med is called 'Traumeel'. When I asked about the mercuy med - they

> said the low potency should not push the mercury in the body deeper

> into the tissues but help bring it out of the body.

>

> Does this sound correct?

>

>

[Guest guest]

>

> This is not a medicine. And No it does not sound correct. Mercurious

> is mercury. You do not want to put that into your body. At least

> last time I looked up homeopathic mecurious....

>

> Many homeopathick solutions appear to be safer but can contain

> plumbus (Lead), Aresenicium (Aresenic), and Mercurious (mercury).

>

> It wont' push it deeper just add to your mercury burden. Find

> something else like lots of vitamin C following removal. Once you

> have them all out, then chelate with dmsa.

>

>

I am posting the same question to Andy. I read some of his opinions on

the autism-mercury website, but I still can't figure out what I should

or should not do. I hope you don't mind, and I do appreciate your help.