Re: denstist office mercury exposure - stop ALA or not? - one day

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TK--- just a reminder - rounds are not one day. A person may only

get one day into a round before having too many problems to continue

but it is recommended to plan on 3 days for a round. If the round

goes well on the first day or is tollerable then you continue with

it. It is not recommended to try it for one day and then stop to see

what happens as this will redistribute Hg.

Do not be in a hurry. This all takes a long time and hurrying is

where most people make the biggest mistake and hurt themselves.

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> Why hurry and risk your health? The make sure you are using

absorbers for

> the mercury in the blood along with intestines. Wait 6 six weeks

then

> try ALA for just on day, wait to see how your body does in the

following

> week. If all goes well you can slowly start ALA.

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> -- denstist office mercury

exposure - stop

> ALA or not?

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> I didnt feel bad after the procedure but 2 weeks later i am worried

> about taking ALA because andy says you should not take ALA for 3

months

> after mercury exposure.

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> What do you think? Could the dental work be a major mercury

exposure?

> Remember, I did not have any amalgams in my mouth.

Could the air in the

> office alone increase my Hg blood levels?

TK--- Yes

I spent approx 3-4 at the

> dentist.

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> Dont feel worse, but do ya think ALA would be risky now?

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