Re: O/T, Huggins Question

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As others have told you, Huggins while a great man, was not a

chemist, nor knowledgeble in chelation. He has his patients follow a

holistic detox plan that does not include chelators. His books

provide us with the information for safe removal, and with what

amalgams do to our bodies. But for your recovery, you have to look

elsewhere. Removing them is just the beginning.

Personally, I can tell you that I had mine removed on his protocol.

I took the herbs they gave me. I still felt icky post removal as is

expected.

I was told " more suana's " , Which I did. But by the third month post

removal, I could feel that my body was releasing mercury faster than

I could physically dump it. I was sicker, fatigued, and felt

horrible. I had serious adrenal symptoms, anxiety, I was coming

undone and quickly.

I had already knew of Andy's protocol and had planned to get to it

at some point. However, when I posted my Post removal symptoms...I

was told to begin dmsa. I did, and with the first round, I knew it

was what I needed. It immediately calmed things down. I felt better.

So from that point on I have been doing rounds and supporting

adrenals/thyroid etc.

So while Huggins is great, one cannot detox naturally if they were

very poisoned. And also, it will not come out of your brain. Your

cellular mercury may dump over the years, but not the brain. That

can take upwards of 25 years if ever on it's own. By then, I would

have Alzheimer's...so I chose to chelate. Hope this helps

some...best wishes.

>

> I read a message on this discussion list that seems to be in

conflict

> with Huggins info pertaining to " after amalgam removal. " The post

here

> was saying (as I understood it) that the body dumps mercury post

amalgam

> removal and this increase has to be dealt with through a chelation

plan

> or else the person may suffer some damaging consequences.

>

> Not once have I come across any information of the sort in the

Huggins

> literature and books. The Huggins literature does state that the

body

> will release mercury that is stored in tissue after amalgam

removal but

> there is no indication of consequences or " need " to chelate