O/T Can I chelate later? cavitations

[Guest guest]

http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/dentalnetwork/

Sorry to hear about all your symptoms, toowittybird.

Could your arm playing up and other symptoms have appeared around the time you

had your extractions,( specially the wisdoms). Alot of mine did, until I had ALL

my cavitations cleaned the proper way. It could also help you with your Crohn's.

Look at the link above and read all you can on cavatation cleaning, print it out

and take to your dentist to read.

We have alot of faith in cleaning out old and new sockets.

it is also more important to get them cleaned even before removing your amalgams

because it will be a huge help for your immunesystem in helping fight all the

symptoms.

It was THE one thing that saved me I believe. I almost immediately could see and

feel results.

Good luck to you and hope it helps you too.

Kai

Can I chelate later? (Long, sorry!)

Some of you may have read from my earlier posts that I was scheduled

to have my remaining 3 amalgams removed around mid September. I had a

total of 11 or 12 amalgams, I don't remember exactly - 3 were

improperly removed (drilled and I inhaled vapors) and 4 were wisdom

teeth extractions, and I think 2 were part of a metal bridge which

came apart in my mouth and got replaced with a metal free crown.

I have decided (with my holistic iaomt dentist) to have the 3 amalgams

replaced ASAP, since my Crohn's is acting up and two of the amalgams

have a chipped area and I taste metal, and in the mornings I wake up

with a burning mouth.

Initially the dentist had wanted to give me some time to help

stabilise my system with supplementation and only then do the

replacements and placing of new zirconium crowns etc.

After I spoke to her yesterday, she felt that seeing how I felt

mentally strong to go through with the replacement I need not wait

till September. I was actually ready to start taking Entocort

(Budesonide or prednisone) to help with this recent flare up of my

Crohn's. These are meds that I have always avoided taking if I could.

She was not keen that I start on this med and suggested that I get all

3 amalgams replaced at one sitting immediately. She will follow this

up with IV Vit C (which will have just lipo-proteins added to it and

nothing else).

Now that you have the background, my question is regarding follow up

chelation. I will be travelling in a month's time where I leave the

country and am away for about 10 days. I know it will be a tiring

trip. Is it better to start chelation when I return? This means there

will be a gap of 6 weeks before I start chelation. I thought I would

follow the DMSA protocol. If I can wait for the chelation, should I

just take the basic supplements suggested by Andy? (Molybedenum, Zinc,

amino acids, fish oil, probiotics, Ascorbate, milk thistle)?

One of the reasons for my slight panic to get the amalgams out ASAP

was that I noticed a few facial tremors two nights ago, and also my

right upper arm and its shoulder which have been hurting off and on,

hurts even more with physical work (like chopping stuff in the

kitchen) - this is a new development over the past two months or so.

It got particularly bad after a dentist extracted my right lower

wisdom tooth that had huge amalgam in it. At the same appointment a

root-canaled tooth that had a metal rod in it had also been extracted.

Since it was just an extraction no particular protection was used (was

that right by the way?), I just had accupuncture sessions prior to the

appointments. I also have been getting various nerve twitches over

different parts of the body since the extractions.

I now feel that I am at the crossroads where I decide whether the

Crohn's needs to settle first or I start dealing with the mercury

toxicity issue first (which came first - the chicken or the egg?).

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.