Newbee - will remove more than 15 amalgams in near future, looking for advice

April 8, 2007

Hello Everyone,

This is my first post. I've been reading from the oldest to newest

posts to learn as much as I can. (I'm up to 2022)

My situation - I've had asthma all my life (I'm now 50) with

allergies to animals, dust mites, grass, some trees, etc. Over the

years I have become allergic to onions, leeks, garlic, hot peppers.

I've got some shoulder and neck pains that interact with each other.

As a child I can remember playing with mercury! Coating coins with

it to make them shiny (and getting mercury all over my fingers).

Holding it in my hands. I even put some in

my mouth one time just to see what it would feel like. (The only

thing that kept me from swallowing it was that I didn't want to loose

it.) Whoever said what you don't know can't hurt you was a fool!

Obviously, neither I nor anyone in my family was aware of any dangers

of mercury.

When I went into the military in 1976 I had 16 amalgams placed over a

2-day period. That is not a typo! Still not knowing anything about

the dangers of mercury I had 4 amalgams replaced with composites on

the advice of a dentist while I was living in Athens. I don't

believe any special precautions were used.

Considering the above I would say that I've had a large exposure.

I've been following Dr. Fuhrman's highly nutritional Eat To Live diet

for almost a year with great health improvements (I'm now off all

meds, have great energy level and good cholesterol numbers) and I

continue to see improvements. However, I want to remove anything

that could cause a future problem with my health and I'd like to have

my amalgams removed and follow it up with chelation. I have

found what I believe to be a safe dentist to perform the removal. If

anyone would like to comment on their protocol I would appreciate

it. Here's the link to their dental page:

I just ordered the hair elements test kit from Direct Labs. I've got

both of Andy's books on order and I'm more than halfway through Dr.

Huggins book It's All in Your Head.

I want to do this correctly and even though I'm anxious to get

started I need to learn more before I begin. I figure I should be

ready to have the amalgams removed in about two months or so. I

would appreciate any advice on anything I should be doing now to

prepare for the removal and subsequent chelation.

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