Re: Re: I'm cured - dean ?

[Guest guest]

Hi Dean!

I am so happy to read your post. I could tell you were almost " there " because

of all the people you help on this board and otherwise. I hope you stick

around...

~Nahla

[Guest guest]

> Hey Dean were you poisoned through amalgams? If so when did you get

> your amalgams out?

Yes I believe that was a big part of the problem for a long time. I got them

removed 'wrongly' about 7-8 years ago when I was well and slowly started

getting sick shortly after. Never did any chelation. Then I got a Hep B

vaccine when I was in London and a root canal shortly before that. That was

when I rather quickly descended into a mild madness and illness. The Hep B

and root canal, which was capped with nickel crown is what really what

started my sharper downward trend. I started to lose my head hair shortly

after the nickel crowns and started to lose weight, become a bit hyper, skin

issues, serious asthma attacks, sleep disturbances, got sick often and so

much other stuff. I had serious skin symptoms since the nickel braces and

amalgams were placed in primary school. These have gone and my asthma has

also remarkably gone.

I truly don't believe you get a safe root canal and my recovery started with

removal of the root canal, metal crowns and cavitation cleaning. The

chelation only came my way after that and that was the deal clincher. I am

astounded that the mercury just could not get out of me after all that time

without chelation even though I tried a multitude of other health

interventions before.

I stupidly did a challenge test, but it was through that challenge test that

I found my way to this group, to Andy's books and to safe methods of

chelation. It is really as a result of Andy and this group that everything

came so splendidly together. Sort of all at once.

Interestingly, a week ago I got my ALCAT results and started avoiding

trigger foods, and I'm wondering if that is the reason I have REALLY just

shifted gears. Avoiding the trigger foods seems to have done something else

quite unique.

Dean