Re: Dentist wants to chelate

[Guest guest]

>

> We have just started working with a dentist that is preparing to

remove the amalgams very safely. She also wants to chelate.

> Now, while she is removing fillings she will be taking precautions

to protect herself, but will obviously still be exposed.

> Can she chelate on weekends, for example : Chelates Fri night, Sat,

Sun and either stops on Mon morning or takes the day of work and

continues to chelate?

>

> Would the ongoing exposure cause a significant problem for her?

>

> Thank,

> Dean

I'm a bit unclear. Are you talking about a dentist who currently

has no amalgams herself, but will be removing the fillings of others?

In any case, I don't see how she can chelate safely, even on the

weekends, if she is being exposed to mercury vapor constantly or

even just frequently during the week. I would think she is going

to have to take a sabbatical away from her job, or at least away

from dealing with amalgams and being exposed to mercury vapor, in

order to chelate herself.

Maybe I'm wrong - I'll be interested to hear what others have to

say.

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[Guest guest]

>

> We have just started working with a dentist that is preparing to

remove the amalgams very safely. She also wants to chelate.

> Now, while she is removing fillings she will be taking precautions

to protect herself, but will obviously still be exposed.

> Can she chelate on weekends, for example : Chelates Fri night, Sat,

Sun and either stops on Mon morning or takes the day of work and

continues to chelate?

>

> Would the ongoing exposure cause a significant problem for her?

>

> Thank,

> Dean

I'm a bit unclear. Are you talking about a dentist who currently

has no amalgams herself, but will be removing the fillings of others?

In any case, I don't see how she can chelate safely, even on the

weekends, if she is being exposed to mercury vapor constantly or

even just frequently during the week. I would think she is going

to have to take a sabbatical away from her job, or at least away

from dealing with amalgams and being exposed to mercury vapor, in

order to chelate herself.

Maybe I'm wrong - I'll be interested to hear what others have to

say.

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