Re: Is chelation necessary after amalgam removal before next pg?

February 21, 2001

It's ALL the mercury in the mom's system, including all amalgams,

vaccinations, fish, after the amalgams have been removed, and before. As I

understand it, mercury crosses the placenta and is in breastmilk, in fairly

high concentrations (about 4 times the mom's general body load, as I

recall). It does cause damage until chelated. If it was me, I'd get all

amalgams removed, eliminate fish entirely, and chelate for a year, before

getting pregnant again. I'm currently waiting for my little one to wean

before I get my mouthful of mercury removed and start cleaning house

(getting them removed while still breastfeeding would stir up and increase

the current levels).

Terri

At 02:21 PM 2/20/01 -0600, you wrote:

>Hi,

>

>Does anyone know if it is only the old crumbly amalgams in the mouth that

>are the danger to the baby, or is it also whatever mercury may be bound in

>the mother's system even after the amalgams have been removed? Also, does

>mercury in the tissues cause progressive damage until chelated?

>

>Thanks for your help,

>

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