Need advice - have bronchitis - amalgam removal coming up!

[Guest guest]

I had everything all nicely planned for my 4 amalgams to be safely

removed coming up on Feb 20. I've been working hard the past 4

months to maintain a yeast-free diet to prepare for chelation (AI

style), and doing supplementation. But now I've been battling

bronchitis the past 3 weeks. Here are my questions:

I don't know if the oregano oil I started taking 3 weeks ago helped

with the bronchitis at all, because after 5 days of symptoms, I

finally got over it, but now 2 weeks later it's back, along with a

sinus infection (I'm about ready to fill the amoxicillin script

the " urgent care " doc prescribed. I know you're all cringing, and

if I do this, should I postpone my amalgam removal)?

But if I postpone it for next month or so, the yeast overgrowth from

the antibiotic will have had more of a chance to bother my gut.

Should I forget the antibiotics and try more oregano oil or

something else? I don't want this to turn into pneumonia though.

What else do I need to be concerned about with antibiotics usage

along with amalgam removal along with AI-style supps (other than I

will have to work harder to kill the yeast and keep the gut as

healthy as possible)?

I appreciate any input because I reeeeeeally don't know what to do

right now (I DON'T want to take the antibiotics and ruin things -

but then I don't want to risk getting pneumonia).

Thank you,

[Guest guest]

Well, I don't think I agree that antibiotics will ruin things. There

is certainly a time and place for them, and this may well be one of

those times. When I have had to take antibiotics before, I have just

taken probiotics in parallel, ie, a dose of probiotics with every dose

of antibiotics. Also lots of yogurt with live cultures. Some say

that you are just wasting your probiotics that way, but I disagree.

For me, it seems to be able to stop the antibiotics from causing yeast

problems. Well, I don't know whether or not I have a problem with

candida, although there is certainly evidence to suggest that everyone

with mercury does, but it's not one of the things that is actively

problematic for me. However, years ago, before I even had noticeable

health problems, antibiotics would always cause a vaginal yeast

infection. After starting with the parallel dosing of the probiotics,

they no longer do.

As far as going forward with the amalgam removal--you have to be able

to breathe the alternate oxygen source through your nose. If the

bronchitis interferes with this, then you will need to re-schedule.

So, that may be an argument in favor of the antibiotics, since 7 days

is enough time for them to have a significant effect.

The other thing you have to decide--and only you *can* decide--is

whether or not you think your immune system can handle the burden of

the amalgam removal on top of a month's worth of dealing with

bronchitis. Some people can handle it, some can't.

So, I guess my advice would be to take the antibiotics with lots of

probiotics, keep taking all of the AI supps plus extra Vit C, do all

you can to recover from the bronchitis. And then decide about the

appointment in 5-6 days (depending on whether or not your dentist

requires 24 or 48 hours notice).

Also, what are you doing for adrenal support? Sometimes you need to

increase that when sick...

>

> I had everything all nicely planned for my 4 amalgams to be safely

> removed coming up on Feb 20. I've been working hard the past 4

> months to maintain a yeast-free diet to prepare for chelation (AI

> style), and doing supplementation. But now I've been battling

> bronchitis the past 3 weeks. Here are my questions:

>

> I don't know if the oregano oil I started taking 3 weeks ago helped

> with the bronchitis at all, because after 5 days of symptoms, I

> finally got over it, but now 2 weeks later it's back, along with a

> sinus infection (I'm about ready to fill the amoxicillin script

> the " urgent care " doc prescribed. I know you're all cringing, and

> if I do this, should I postpone my amalgam removal)?

>

> But if I postpone it for next month or so, the yeast overgrowth from

> the antibiotic will have had more of a chance to bother my gut.

>

> Should I forget the antibiotics and try more oregano oil or

> something else? I don't want this to turn into pneumonia though.

>

> What else do I need to be concerned about with antibiotics usage

> along with amalgam removal along with AI-style supps (other than I

> will have to work harder to kill the yeast and keep the gut as

> healthy as possible)?

> I appreciate any input because I reeeeeeally don't know what to do

> right now (I DON'T want to take the antibiotics and ruin things -

> but then I don't want to risk getting pneumonia).

> Thank you,

>

>

[Guest guest]

I got really sick two years ago when i was taking multiple doses of

antibiotics for lyme and staph infections in my nose (probably from

yeast)

I had later researched and will try to provide link on articles that

said antibiotics can be really harmful for people with heavy metal

toxicity..basically heavy metals create a teflon like shell around

cells (i am paraphrasing here) and in the cells are the

bacteria/parasites that are making us sick..

so not only do the antibiotics not get in, but because they can only

do minimal therapeutic value, they also end up creating a more

resistant bacteria/parasite in your cell

I know I also took 4-5 doses of praziquantel for liver flukes

and it is the drug of choice for these parasites and it did nothing

but drive them, deeper into my liver. Chelation seems to be dumping

them out more than the parasite treatments ever did

I think the antibiotics in my case really aggravated and created

more yeast/fungus whcih bacteria and parasites love

I am not trying to make you nuts by throwing this out, but I feel in

my case anyway antibiotics and meds for parasites made me worse due to

mercury being in me

If it has helped you (antibiotics) in the past maybe you gotta deal

with the biggest problem of bronchitis.

-- In frequent-dose-chelation , " elizascha "

wrote:

>

> I had everything all nicely planned for my 4 amalgams to be safely

> removed coming up on Feb 20. I've been working hard the past 4

> months to maintain a yeast-free diet to prepare for chelation (AI

> style), and doing supplementation. But now I've been battling

> bronchitis the past 3 weeks. Here are my questions:

>

> I don't know if the oregano oil I started taking 3 weeks ago helped

> with the bronchitis at all, because after 5 days of symptoms, I

> finally got over it, but now 2 weeks later it's back, along with a

> sinus infection (I'm about ready to fill the amoxicillin script

> the " urgent care " doc prescribed. I know you're all cringing, and

> if I do this, should I postpone my amalgam removal)?

>

> But if I postpone it for next month or so, the yeast overgrowth

from

> the antibiotic will have had more of a chance to bother my gut.

>

> Should I forget the antibiotics and try more oregano oil or

> something else? I don't want this to turn into pneumonia though.

>

> What else do I need to be concerned about with antibiotics usage

> along with amalgam removal along with AI-style supps (other than I

> will have to work harder to kill the yeast and keep the gut as

> healthy as possible)?

> I appreciate any input because I reeeeeeally don't know what to do

> right now (I DON'T want to take the antibiotics and ruin things -

> but then I don't want to risk getting pneumonia).

> Thank you,

>

>

[Guest guest]

I got really sick two years ago when i was taking multiple doses of

antibiotics for lyme and staph infections in my nose (probably from

yeast)

I had later researched and will try to provide link on articles that

said antibiotics can be really harmful for people with heavy metal

toxicity..basically heavy metals create a teflon like shell around

cells (i am paraphrasing here) and in the cells are the

bacteria/parasites that are making us sick..

so not only do the antibiotics not get in, but because they can only

do minimal therapeutic value, they also end up creating a more

resistant bacteria/parasite in your cell

I know I also took 4-5 doses of praziquantel for liver flukes

and it is the drug of choice for these parasites and it did nothing

but drive them, deeper into my liver. Chelation seems to be dumping

them out more than the parasite treatments ever did

I think the antibiotics in my case really aggravated and created

more yeast/fungus whcih bacteria and parasites love

I am not trying to make you nuts by throwing this out, but I feel in

my case anyway antibiotics and meds for parasites made me worse due to

mercury being in me

If it has helped you (antibiotics) in the past maybe you gotta deal

with the biggest problem of bronchitis.

-- In frequent-dose-chelation , " elizascha "

wrote:

>

> I had everything all nicely planned for my 4 amalgams to be safely

> removed coming up on Feb 20. I've been working hard the past 4

> months to maintain a yeast-free diet to prepare for chelation (AI

> style), and doing supplementation. But now I've been battling

> bronchitis the past 3 weeks. Here are my questions:

>

> I don't know if the oregano oil I started taking 3 weeks ago helped

> with the bronchitis at all, because after 5 days of symptoms, I

> finally got over it, but now 2 weeks later it's back, along with a

> sinus infection (I'm about ready to fill the amoxicillin script

> the " urgent care " doc prescribed. I know you're all cringing, and

> if I do this, should I postpone my amalgam removal)?

>

> But if I postpone it for next month or so, the yeast overgrowth

from

> the antibiotic will have had more of a chance to bother my gut.

>

> Should I forget the antibiotics and try more oregano oil or

> something else? I don't want this to turn into pneumonia though.

>

> What else do I need to be concerned about with antibiotics usage

> along with amalgam removal along with AI-style supps (other than I

> will have to work harder to kill the yeast and keep the gut as

> healthy as possible)?

> I appreciate any input because I reeeeeeally don't know what to do

> right now (I DON'T want to take the antibiotics and ruin things -

> but then I don't want to risk getting pneumonia).

> Thank you,

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you for this advice. I decided to start the amoxicillin and

am taking more probiotics and drinking kefir. I've been taking an

adrenal support product called adrenogen.

Thank you,

> >

> > I had everything all nicely planned for my 4 amalgams to be

safely

> > removed coming up on Feb 20. I've been working hard the past 4

> > months to maintain a yeast-free diet to prepare for chelation

(AI

> > style), and doing supplementation. But now I've been battling

> > bronchitis the past 3 weeks. Here are my questions:

> >

> > I don't know if the oregano oil I started taking 3 weeks ago

helped

> > with the bronchitis at all, because after 5 days of symptoms, I

> > finally got over it, but now 2 weeks later it's back, along with

a

> > sinus infection (I'm about ready to fill the amoxicillin script

> > the " urgent care " doc prescribed. I know you're all cringing,

and

> > if I do this, should I postpone my amalgam removal)?

> >

> > But if I postpone it for next month or so, the yeast overgrowth

from

> > the antibiotic will have had more of a chance to bother my gut.

> >

> > Should I forget the antibiotics and try more oregano oil or

> > something else? I don't want this to turn into pneumonia

though.

> >

> > What else do I need to be concerned about with antibiotics usage

> > along with amalgam removal along with AI-style supps (other than

I

> > will have to work harder to kill the yeast and keep the gut as

> > healthy as possible)?

> > I appreciate any input because I reeeeeeally don't know what to

do

> > right now (I DON'T want to take the antibiotics and ruin things -

> > but then I don't want to risk getting pneumonia).

> > Thank you,

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you for this advice. I decided to start the amoxicillin and

am taking more probiotics and drinking kefir. I've been taking an

adrenal support product called adrenogen.

Thank you,

> >

> > I had everything all nicely planned for my 4 amalgams to be

safely

> > removed coming up on Feb 20. I've been working hard the past 4

> > months to maintain a yeast-free diet to prepare for chelation

(AI

> > style), and doing supplementation. But now I've been battling

> > bronchitis the past 3 weeks. Here are my questions:

> >

> > I don't know if the oregano oil I started taking 3 weeks ago

helped

> > with the bronchitis at all, because after 5 days of symptoms, I

> > finally got over it, but now 2 weeks later it's back, along with

a

> > sinus infection (I'm about ready to fill the amoxicillin script

> > the " urgent care " doc prescribed. I know you're all cringing,

and

> > if I do this, should I postpone my amalgam removal)?

> >

> > But if I postpone it for next month or so, the yeast overgrowth

from

> > the antibiotic will have had more of a chance to bother my gut.

> >

> > Should I forget the antibiotics and try more oregano oil or

> > something else? I don't want this to turn into pneumonia

though.

> >

> > What else do I need to be concerned about with antibiotics usage

> > along with amalgam removal along with AI-style supps (other than

I

> > will have to work harder to kill the yeast and keep the gut as

> > healthy as possible)?

> > I appreciate any input because I reeeeeeally don't know what to

do

> > right now (I DON'T want to take the antibiotics and ruin things -

> > but then I don't want to risk getting pneumonia).

> > Thank you,

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you, . I'm going to take the antibiotics. It has

helped my infections in the past. I haven't been on antibiotics

lately though, so we'll see. I've never had any noticeable yeast

symptoms from taking them in the past. Will add more probiotics.

Just want to clear up this bronchitis and sinus thing. I've been

anticipating the amalgam removal for quite some time, and reading

here on this group almost daily. I wasn't prepared that I'd be

throwing antibiotics into the mix! Will let you know.

Thank you,

>

> I got really sick two years ago when i was taking multiple doses of

> antibiotics for lyme and staph infections in my nose (probably from

> yeast)

>

> I had later researched and will try to provide link on articles

that

> said antibiotics can be really harmful for people with heavy metal

> toxicity..basically heavy metals create a teflon like shell around

> cells (i am paraphrasing here) and in the cells are the

> bacteria/parasites that are making us sick..

>

> so not only do the antibiotics not get in, but because they can

only

> do minimal therapeutic value, they also end up creating a more

> resistant bacteria/parasite in your cell

>

> I know I also took 4-5 doses of praziquantel for liver flukes

> and it is the drug of choice for these parasites and it did nothing

> but drive them, deeper into my liver. Chelation seems to be dumping

> them out more than the parasite treatments ever did

>

> I think the antibiotics in my case really aggravated and created

> more yeast/fungus whcih bacteria and parasites love

>

> I am not trying to make you nuts by throwing this out, but I feel

in

> my case anyway antibiotics and meds for parasites made me worse

due to

> mercury being in me

>

> If it has helped you (antibiotics) in the past maybe you gotta deal

> with the biggest problem of bronchitis.

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thank you, . I'm going to take the antibiotics. It has

helped my infections in the past. I haven't been on antibiotics

lately though, so we'll see. I've never had any noticeable yeast

symptoms from taking them in the past. Will add more probiotics.

Just want to clear up this bronchitis and sinus thing. I've been

anticipating the amalgam removal for quite some time, and reading

here on this group almost daily. I wasn't prepared that I'd be

throwing antibiotics into the mix! Will let you know.

Thank you,

>

> I got really sick two years ago when i was taking multiple doses of

> antibiotics for lyme and staph infections in my nose (probably from

> yeast)

>

> I had later researched and will try to provide link on articles

that

> said antibiotics can be really harmful for people with heavy metal

> toxicity..basically heavy metals create a teflon like shell around

> cells (i am paraphrasing here) and in the cells are the

> bacteria/parasites that are making us sick..

>

> so not only do the antibiotics not get in, but because they can

only

> do minimal therapeutic value, they also end up creating a more

> resistant bacteria/parasite in your cell

>

> I know I also took 4-5 doses of praziquantel for liver flukes

> and it is the drug of choice for these parasites and it did nothing

> but drive them, deeper into my liver. Chelation seems to be dumping

> them out more than the parasite treatments ever did

>

> I think the antibiotics in my case really aggravated and created

> more yeast/fungus whcih bacteria and parasites love

>

> I am not trying to make you nuts by throwing this out, but I feel

in

> my case anyway antibiotics and meds for parasites made me worse

due to

> mercury being in me

>

> If it has helped you (antibiotics) in the past maybe you gotta deal

> with the biggest problem of bronchitis.

>

>

>

>

>

>