Re: Amalgams out today - but not quite!!!!!!!

[Guest guest]

it could be also stains from the amalgam

but your dentist should know for sure

good luck

>

> I just had my 4 amalgams removed today. I was very relieved when

it

> was over. But later at home I looked in my mouth with a dental

> mirror, and I think I still have mercury in my mouth. So after

> searching old posts, I believe that the occasional black/gray lines

on

> my teeth that previously had amalgams in them, are leaks from those

> amalgams. I am so upset, the IAOMT dentist said he got all amalgam

> out, didn't mention anything about my gray lines and what my

options,

> if any, would be to do about it. Don't you think he would warn me

> that I still have mercury in my mouth? I thought I made it clear

to

> him that I wanted all mercury out of my mouth. So I'll call

tomorrow

> and see what answers I can get. My guess is he just doesn't

> understand chelation and the need to have all amalgam removed. If

he

> can get the big, main chunk of amalgam, that's probably all he

thinks

> that matters.

> So I won't be chelating. And not only that - I probably did more

harm

> than good by doing this procedure!!

>

>

[Guest guest]

it could be also stains from the amalgam

but your dentist should know for sure

good luck

>

> I just had my 4 amalgams removed today. I was very relieved when

it

> was over. But later at home I looked in my mouth with a dental

> mirror, and I think I still have mercury in my mouth. So after

> searching old posts, I believe that the occasional black/gray lines

on

> my teeth that previously had amalgams in them, are leaks from those

> amalgams. I am so upset, the IAOMT dentist said he got all amalgam

> out, didn't mention anything about my gray lines and what my

options,

> if any, would be to do about it. Don't you think he would warn me

> that I still have mercury in my mouth? I thought I made it clear

to

> him that I wanted all mercury out of my mouth. So I'll call

tomorrow

> and see what answers I can get. My guess is he just doesn't

> understand chelation and the need to have all amalgam removed. If

he

> can get the big, main chunk of amalgam, that's probably all he

thinks

> that matters.

> So I won't be chelating. And not only that - I probably did more

harm

> than good by doing this procedure!!

>

>

[Guest guest]

it could be also stains from the amalgam

but your dentist should know for sure

good luck

>

> I just had my 4 amalgams removed today. I was very relieved when

it

> was over. But later at home I looked in my mouth with a dental

> mirror, and I think I still have mercury in my mouth. So after

> searching old posts, I believe that the occasional black/gray lines

on

> my teeth that previously had amalgams in them, are leaks from those

> amalgams. I am so upset, the IAOMT dentist said he got all amalgam

> out, didn't mention anything about my gray lines and what my

options,

> if any, would be to do about it. Don't you think he would warn me

> that I still have mercury in my mouth? I thought I made it clear

to

> him that I wanted all mercury out of my mouth. So I'll call

tomorrow

> and see what answers I can get. My guess is he just doesn't

> understand chelation and the need to have all amalgam removed. If

he

> can get the big, main chunk of amalgam, that's probably all he

thinks

> that matters.

> So I won't be chelating. And not only that - I probably did more

harm

> than good by doing this procedure!!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Subject: Amalgams out today - but not quite!!!!!!!

>I just had my 4 amalgams removed today. I was very relieved when it

> was over. But later at home I looked in my mouth with a dental

> mirror, and I think I still have mercury in my mouth. So after

> searching old posts, I believe that the occasional black/gray lines on

> my teeth that previously had amalgams in them, are leaks from those

> amalgams.

Hi,

Go and get yourself a PAN x-ray -

http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/healingnetwork/pan.html

That will show you if mercury has been left.

The black lines are likely due to staining from clostridium bacteria that

often live underneath old fillings, or it is from mercury fillings.

Most people that have these removed have it.

It does not mean that you still have amalgam in your mouth. A PAN will clear

everything up for you (assuming you don't have any metal crowns that could

have something hiding under it.

DeanSA

[Guest guest]

Subject: Amalgams out today - but not quite!!!!!!!

>I just had my 4 amalgams removed today. I was very relieved when it

> was over. But later at home I looked in my mouth with a dental

> mirror, and I think I still have mercury in my mouth. So after

> searching old posts, I believe that the occasional black/gray lines on

> my teeth that previously had amalgams in them, are leaks from those

> amalgams.

Hi,

Go and get yourself a PAN x-ray -

http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/healingnetwork/pan.html

That will show you if mercury has been left.

The black lines are likely due to staining from clostridium bacteria that

often live underneath old fillings, or it is from mercury fillings.

Most people that have these removed have it.

It does not mean that you still have amalgam in your mouth. A PAN will clear

everything up for you (assuming you don't have any metal crowns that could

have something hiding under it.

DeanSA

[Guest guest]

In frequent-dose-chelation elizascha wrote:

I just had my 4 amalgams removed today. I was very relieved when it

was over. But later at home I looked in my mouth with a dental

mirror, and I think I still have mercury in my mouth. So after

searching old posts, I believe that the occasional black/gray lines on

my teeth that previously had amalgams in them, are leaks from those

amalgams. I am so upset, the IAOMT dentist said he got all amalgam

out, didn't mention anything about my gray lines and what my options,

if any, would be to do about it. Don't you think he would warn me

that I still have mercury in my mouth? I thought I made it clear to

him that I wanted all mercury out of my mouth. So I'll call tomorrow

and see what answers I can get. My guess is he just doesn't

understand chelation and the need to have all amalgam removed. If he

can get the big, main chunk of amalgam, that's probably all he thinks

that matters.

-----------Hopefully this is not the case, and everything will be fine. As

Dean said, you can get a PAN x-ray to be sure all amalgam is out. Now that you

mention this, I remember my dentist really grinding on my teeth, after the big

chunks were out, to make sure he got it all. I remember asking him about it,

because my teeth really hurt afterwards, but I guess I'm glad he did it. But I

also imagine the amount of grinding they can do will depend on how big/deep the

filling is, and how close to the nerve they are getting.---------Jackie

So I won't be chelating. And not only that - I probably did more harm

than good by doing this procedure!!

-----------I know your upset, but please try to calm down until you find out

for sure. You did remove most, if not all, of the mercury from your mouth, and

that's a good thing. You got rid of your constant source of exposure.

Chelation will come. Some of us don't start immediately after removal, so it's

ok. Get the PAN x-ray and then go from there. Good luck-----------Jackie

[Guest guest]

In frequent-dose-chelation elizascha wrote:

I just had my 4 amalgams removed today. I was very relieved when it

was over. But later at home I looked in my mouth with a dental

mirror, and I think I still have mercury in my mouth. So after

searching old posts, I believe that the occasional black/gray lines on

my teeth that previously had amalgams in them, are leaks from those

amalgams. I am so upset, the IAOMT dentist said he got all amalgam

out, didn't mention anything about my gray lines and what my options,

if any, would be to do about it. Don't you think he would warn me

that I still have mercury in my mouth? I thought I made it clear to

him that I wanted all mercury out of my mouth. So I'll call tomorrow

and see what answers I can get. My guess is he just doesn't

understand chelation and the need to have all amalgam removed. If he

can get the big, main chunk of amalgam, that's probably all he thinks

that matters.

-----------Hopefully this is not the case, and everything will be fine. As

Dean said, you can get a PAN x-ray to be sure all amalgam is out. Now that you

mention this, I remember my dentist really grinding on my teeth, after the big

chunks were out, to make sure he got it all. I remember asking him about it,

because my teeth really hurt afterwards, but I guess I'm glad he did it. But I

also imagine the amount of grinding they can do will depend on how big/deep the

filling is, and how close to the nerve they are getting.---------Jackie

So I won't be chelating. And not only that - I probably did more harm

than good by doing this procedure!!

-----------I know your upset, but please try to calm down until you find out

for sure. You did remove most, if not all, of the mercury from your mouth, and

that's a good thing. You got rid of your constant source of exposure.

Chelation will come. Some of us don't start immediately after removal, so it's

ok. Get the PAN x-ray and then go from there. Good luck-----------Jackie

[Guest guest]

In frequent-dose-chelation elizascha wrote:

I just had my 4 amalgams removed today. I was very relieved when it

was over. But later at home I looked in my mouth with a dental

mirror, and I think I still have mercury in my mouth. So after

searching old posts, I believe that the occasional black/gray lines on

my teeth that previously had amalgams in them, are leaks from those

amalgams. I am so upset, the IAOMT dentist said he got all amalgam

out, didn't mention anything about my gray lines and what my options,

if any, would be to do about it. Don't you think he would warn me

that I still have mercury in my mouth? I thought I made it clear to

him that I wanted all mercury out of my mouth. So I'll call tomorrow

and see what answers I can get. My guess is he just doesn't

understand chelation and the need to have all amalgam removed. If he

can get the big, main chunk of amalgam, that's probably all he thinks

that matters.

-----------Hopefully this is not the case, and everything will be fine. As

Dean said, you can get a PAN x-ray to be sure all amalgam is out. Now that you

mention this, I remember my dentist really grinding on my teeth, after the big

chunks were out, to make sure he got it all. I remember asking him about it,

because my teeth really hurt afterwards, but I guess I'm glad he did it. But I

also imagine the amount of grinding they can do will depend on how big/deep the

filling is, and how close to the nerve they are getting.---------Jackie

So I won't be chelating. And not only that - I probably did more harm

than good by doing this procedure!!

-----------I know your upset, but please try to calm down until you find out

for sure. You did remove most, if not all, of the mercury from your mouth, and

that's a good thing. You got rid of your constant source of exposure.

Chelation will come. Some of us don't start immediately after removal, so it's

ok. Get the PAN x-ray and then go from there. Good luck-----------Jackie

[Guest guest]

Thank you all who responded to me and offered that bit of hope.

Sorry to sound over-excited. I tried calling this a.m. to ask about

the meaning of the gray lines and getting a PAN (which I think I'm

due for - so it would be perfect timing - and I don't have any

crowns, so I don't have to worry about that) but the office is

closed 'til Monday (wouldn't you know it), but that's okay, I'm just

not going to worry about it 'til then. I'll just relax and keep on

my AI supplement protocol. Thank you, I feel better knowing that

it's possible I may be amalgam-free after all this (I was prepared

to have to find a Huggins dentist in my area if there are any, and

getting crowns to replace the new composites I got yesterday -

luckily insurance paid a lot of it.)

-- In frequent-dose-chelation , " Jackie "

wrote:

>

>

> In frequent-dose-chelation elizascha wrote:

>

> I just had my 4 amalgams removed today. I was very relieved when

it

> was over. But later at home I looked in my mouth with a dental

> mirror, and I think I still have mercury in my mouth. So after

> searching old posts, I believe that the occasional black/gray

lines on

> my teeth that previously had amalgams in them, are leaks from

those

> amalgams. I am so upset, the IAOMT dentist said he got all

amalgam

> out, didn't mention anything about my gray lines and what my

options,

> if any, would be to do about it. Don't you think he would warn

me

> that I still have mercury in my mouth? I thought I made it clear

to

> him that I wanted all mercury out of my mouth. So I'll call

tomorrow

> and see what answers I can get. My guess is he just doesn't

> understand chelation and the need to have all amalgam removed.

If he

> can get the big, main chunk of amalgam, that's probably all he

thinks

> that matters.

>

> -----------Hopefully this is not the case, and everything will

be fine. As Dean said, you can get a PAN x-ray to be sure all

amalgam is out. Now that you mention this, I remember my dentist

really grinding on my teeth, after the big chunks were out, to make

sure he got it all. I remember asking him about it, because my

teeth really hurt afterwards, but I guess I'm glad he did it. But I

also imagine the amount of grinding they can do will depend on how

big/deep the filling is, and how close to the nerve they are

getting.---------Jackie

>

>

>

>

> So I won't be chelating. And not only that - I probably did more

harm

> than good by doing this procedure!!

>

> -----------I know your upset, but please try to calm down until

you find out for sure. You did remove most, if not all, of the

mercury from your mouth, and that's a good thing. You got rid of

your constant source of exposure. Chelation will come. Some of us

don't start immediately after removal, so it's ok. Get the PAN x-

ray and then go from there. Good luck-----------Jackie

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

The lines were there before yesterday's removal. I did check what

my teeth looked like before the removal. If they are amalgam

stains, would you suggest that the stains would have mercury?

> >

> > I just had my 4 amalgams removed today. I was very relieved

when

> it

> > was over. But later at home I looked in my mouth with a dental

> > mirror, and I think I still have mercury in my mouth. So after

> > searching old posts, I believe that the occasional black/gray

lines

> on

> > my teeth that previously had amalgams in them, are leaks from

those

> > amalgams. I am so upset, the IAOMT dentist said he got all

amalgam

> > out, didn't mention anything about my gray lines and what my

> options,

> > if any, would be to do about it. Don't you think he would warn

me

> > that I still have mercury in my mouth? I thought I made it

clear

> to

> > him that I wanted all mercury out of my mouth. So I'll call

> tomorrow

> > and see what answers I can get. My guess is he just doesn't

> > understand chelation and the need to have all amalgam removed.

If

> he

> > can get the big, main chunk of amalgam, that's probably all he

> thinks

> > that matters.

> > So I won't be chelating. And not only that - I probably did

more

> harm

> > than good by doing this procedure!!

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

---Glad to hear that you have calmed down, but it is very

understandable to get upset about something like this. Just get the PAN x-ray

when you can and go from there, and like you said, keep taking your supplements.

Otherwise, how are you feeling since removal?-------Jackie

In frequent-dose-chelation elizascha wrote:

Thank you all who responded to me and offered that bit of hope.

Sorry to sound over-excited. I tried calling this a.m. to ask about

the meaning of the gray lines and getting a PAN (which I think I'm

due for - so it would be perfect timing - and I don't have any

crowns, so I don't have to worry about that) but the office is

closed 'til Monday (wouldn't you know it), but that's okay, I'm just

not going to worry about it 'til then. I'll just relax and keep on

my AI supplement protocol. Thank you, I feel better knowing that

it's possible I may be amalgam-free after all this (I was prepared

to have to find a Huggins dentist in my area if there are any, and

getting crowns to replace the new composites I got yesterday -

luckily insurance paid a lot of it.)

>

[Guest guest]

> Hi,

> Go and get yourself a PAN x-ray -

> http://www.livingnetwork.co.za/healingnetwork/pan.html

> That will show you if mercury has been left.

> The black lines are likely due to staining from clostridium

bacteria that

> often live underneath old fillings, or it is from mercury

fillings.

> Most people that have these removed have it.

---from Eliz: Thank you for the advice on the xray - will do that as

soon as I can. I looked in my mouth a day or two before the removal

and discovered the lines then; and they're still there after. So if

it's not from clostridium, could you describe more about how it

could be from the mercury fillings (i.e., they'd leaked, or

stained)? Thank you.

> It does not mean that you still have amalgam in your mouth. A PAN

will clear

> everything up for you (assuming you don't have any metal crowns

that could

> have something hiding under it.

> DeanSA

>

[Guest guest]

In frequent-dose-chelation elizascha wrote:

The lines were there before yesterday's removal. I did check what

my teeth looked like before the removal. If they are amalgam

stains, would you suggest that the stains would have mercury?

-----------I don't know for sure, but here are my thoughts on this. If the

stains are from the amalgams, then it could be some of the other metals that are

in the amalgams also, or a combination of them. What you're seeing probably

isn't all mercury, if it is at all. And in comparison to how much mercury was

in the whole filling, this is probably a very, very tiny amount, if any. So I'm

guessing that it would probably be fairly safe to chelate, even if there is a

very tiny amount in those stains. It wouldn't be like trying to chelate with

the whole filling still in. And in AI pages 81-83, Andy discusses dental work,

and says if you're not improving after awhile, then suspect some hidden mercury

or cavitations, etc. He doesn't mention stains there, just amalgam tattoos.

But again, for more recent info, I would suggest using onibasu, and searching

all three forums. And I would think that to remove the stains, the tooth would

probably be damaged too much and would then require crowns, and I wouldn't go

there, if you didn't have to. So if the PAN x-ray comes out clean, then I would

leave well enough alone and try chelation. JMO---------Jackie

>

[Guest guest]

Hi, ,

Maybe you will find useful the following message from Cutler:

http://onibasu.com/archives/fdc/17227.html

Warmest regards,

>

> I just had my 4 amalgams removed today. I was very relieved when it

> was over. But later at home I looked in my mouth with a dental

> mirror, and I think I still have mercury in my mouth. So after

> searching old posts, I believe that the occasional black/gray lines on

> my teeth that previously had amalgams in them, are leaks from those

> amalgams. I am so upset, the IAOMT dentist said he got all amalgam

> out, didn't mention anything about my gray lines and what my options,

> if any, would be to do about it. Don't you think he would warn me

> that I still have mercury in my mouth? I thought I made it clear to

> him that I wanted all mercury out of my mouth. So I'll call tomorrow

> and see what answers I can get. My guess is he just doesn't

> understand chelation and the need to have all amalgam removed. If he

> can get the big, main chunk of amalgam, that's probably all he thinks

> that matters.

> So I won't be chelating. And not only that - I probably did more harm

> than good by doing this procedure!!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Thanks for finding this post, . This is what I thought, but wasn't a

100% sure, so it's always nice to here it straight from the Big Guy (as

called him)! And I think people need to remember, that Andy gets alot of

reports from people, so this should have been something he would have heard

about, if it was a problem.--------Jackie

In frequent-dose-chelation wrote:

Hi, ,

Maybe you will find useful the following message from Cutler:

http://onibasu.com/archives/fdc/17227.html

Warmest regards,

>

> I just had my 4 amalgams removed today. I was very relieved when it

> was over. But later at home I looked in my mouth with a dental

> mirror, and I think I still have mercury in my mouth. So after

> searching old posts, I believe that the occasional black/gray lines on

> my teeth that previously had amalgams in them, are leaks from those

> amalgams. I am so upset, the IAOMT dentist said he got all amalgam

> out, didn't mention anything about my gray lines and what my options,

> if any, would be to do about it. Don't you think he would warn me

> that I still have mercury in my mouth? I thought I made it clear to

> him that I wanted all mercury out of my mouth. So I'll call tomorrow

> and see what answers I can get. My guess is he just doesn't

> understand chelation and the need to have all amalgam removed. If he

> can get the big, main chunk of amalgam, that's probably all he thinks

> that matters.

> So I won't be chelating. And not only that - I probably did more harm

> than good by doing this procedure!!

>

>

[Guest guest]

, thank you so much for finding this post for me. I was

relieved when reading Andy's comments, however when I read what the

person was asking about, it's different from what I'm talking

about. I never got to see the empty drilled-out holes in my teeth

before re-filling (although I would imagine I probably had stains in

there too). MY molars look like someone took a super fine pencil

and drew lines randomly on them (in some grooves, and down the

sides - a layperson, like myself, and my husband who's not into this

amalgam illness stuff but supports me, looked in my mouth and

guessed that it would be decay or some kind of discoloration from

whatever). And I just looked again, and it looks like I have just

ONE molar that's never had drilling or filling, that has these

markings too. So MAYBE it all has NOTHING to do with amalgam. I'm

sorry, folks, that I keep talking about this before I get a chance

to talk to the dentist's office Monday, but......I just have a valid

suspicion that the dentist will brush this off and say, " Oh, you're

fine, it's nothing, I got it all out " . (he's a holistic dentist that

sells a supplement at his office that contains alpha lipoic acid and

he says it's fine for people with amalgams to take....because it's a

GREAT antioxidant). So that's why I seek this group's opinions so I

can be prepared with smart suggestions if his responses are

ignorant. If it weren't for this group and Andy's book, I would've

been on ALA and chlorophyll for quite some time already probably

getting worse! So thank you!

> >

> > I just had my 4 amalgams removed today. I was very relieved

when it

> > was over. But later at home I looked in my mouth with a dental

> > mirror, and I think I still have mercury in my mouth. So after

> > searching old posts, I believe that the occasional black/gray

lines on

> > my teeth that previously had amalgams in them, are leaks from

those

> > amalgams. I am so upset, the IAOMT dentist said he got all

amalgam

> > out, didn't mention anything about my gray lines and what my

options,

> > if any, would be to do about it. Don't you think he would warn

me

> > that I still have mercury in my mouth? I thought I made it

clear to

> > him that I wanted all mercury out of my mouth. So I'll call

tomorrow

> > and see what answers I can get. My guess is he just doesn't

> > understand chelation and the need to have all amalgam removed.

If he

> > can get the big, main chunk of amalgam, that's probably all he

thinks

> > that matters.

> > So I won't be chelating. And not only that - I probably did

more harm

> > than good by doing this procedure!!

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

, thank you so much for finding this post for me. I was

relieved when reading Andy's comments, however when I read what the

person was asking about, it's different from what I'm talking

about. I never got to see the empty drilled-out holes in my teeth

before re-filling (although I would imagine I probably had stains in

there too). MY molars look like someone took a super fine pencil

and drew lines randomly on them (in some grooves, and down the

sides - a layperson, like myself, and my husband who's not into this

amalgam illness stuff but supports me, looked in my mouth and

guessed that it would be decay or some kind of discoloration from

whatever). And I just looked again, and it looks like I have just

ONE molar that's never had drilling or filling, that has these

markings too. So MAYBE it all has NOTHING to do with amalgam. I'm

sorry, folks, that I keep talking about this before I get a chance

to talk to the dentist's office Monday, but......I just have a valid

suspicion that the dentist will brush this off and say, " Oh, you're

fine, it's nothing, I got it all out " . (he's a holistic dentist that

sells a supplement at his office that contains alpha lipoic acid and

he says it's fine for people with amalgams to take....because it's a

GREAT antioxidant). So that's why I seek this group's opinions so I

can be prepared with smart suggestions if his responses are

ignorant. If it weren't for this group and Andy's book, I would've

been on ALA and chlorophyll for quite some time already probably

getting worse! So thank you!

> >

> > I just had my 4 amalgams removed today. I was very relieved

when it

> > was over. But later at home I looked in my mouth with a dental

> > mirror, and I think I still have mercury in my mouth. So after

> > searching old posts, I believe that the occasional black/gray

lines on

> > my teeth that previously had amalgams in them, are leaks from

those

> > amalgams. I am so upset, the IAOMT dentist said he got all

amalgam

> > out, didn't mention anything about my gray lines and what my

options,

> > if any, would be to do about it. Don't you think he would warn

me

> > that I still have mercury in my mouth? I thought I made it

clear to

> > him that I wanted all mercury out of my mouth. So I'll call

tomorrow

> > and see what answers I can get. My guess is he just doesn't

> > understand chelation and the need to have all amalgam removed.

If he

> > can get the big, main chunk of amalgam, that's probably all he

thinks

> > that matters.

> > So I won't be chelating. And not only that - I probably did

more harm

> > than good by doing this procedure!!

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

, thank you so much for finding this post for me. I was

relieved when reading Andy's comments, however when I read what the

person was asking about, it's different from what I'm talking

about. I never got to see the empty drilled-out holes in my teeth

before re-filling (although I would imagine I probably had stains in

there too). MY molars look like someone took a super fine pencil

and drew lines randomly on them (in some grooves, and down the

sides - a layperson, like myself, and my husband who's not into this

amalgam illness stuff but supports me, looked in my mouth and

guessed that it would be decay or some kind of discoloration from

whatever). And I just looked again, and it looks like I have just

ONE molar that's never had drilling or filling, that has these

markings too. So MAYBE it all has NOTHING to do with amalgam. I'm

sorry, folks, that I keep talking about this before I get a chance

to talk to the dentist's office Monday, but......I just have a valid

suspicion that the dentist will brush this off and say, " Oh, you're

fine, it's nothing, I got it all out " . (he's a holistic dentist that

sells a supplement at his office that contains alpha lipoic acid and

he says it's fine for people with amalgams to take....because it's a

GREAT antioxidant). So that's why I seek this group's opinions so I

can be prepared with smart suggestions if his responses are

ignorant. If it weren't for this group and Andy's book, I would've

been on ALA and chlorophyll for quite some time already probably

getting worse! So thank you!

> >

> > I just had my 4 amalgams removed today. I was very relieved

when it

> > was over. But later at home I looked in my mouth with a dental

> > mirror, and I think I still have mercury in my mouth. So after

> > searching old posts, I believe that the occasional black/gray

lines on

> > my teeth that previously had amalgams in them, are leaks from

those

> > amalgams. I am so upset, the IAOMT dentist said he got all

amalgam

> > out, didn't mention anything about my gray lines and what my

options,

> > if any, would be to do about it. Don't you think he would warn

me

> > that I still have mercury in my mouth? I thought I made it

clear to

> > him that I wanted all mercury out of my mouth. So I'll call

tomorrow

> > and see what answers I can get. My guess is he just doesn't

> > understand chelation and the need to have all amalgam removed.

If he

> > can get the big, main chunk of amalgam, that's probably all he

thinks

> > that matters.

> > So I won't be chelating. And not only that - I probably did

more harm

> > than good by doing this procedure!!

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

, don't apologize for talking about something like this. That's what

these forums are for, to kick stuff like this around with others, and hopefully

get some answers, or at least opinions, and other personal experiences. We all

learn from each other's experiences. And I remember how scary and overwhelming

all of this seems at the beginning. So yes be glad that you have found this

group and Andy's work, and know that you are in the right

place.------------Jackie

In frequent-dose-chelation elizascha wrote:

, thank you so much for finding this post for me. I was

relieved when reading Andy's comments, however when I read what the

person was asking about, it's different from what I'm talking

about. I never got to see the empty drilled-out holes in my teeth

before re-filling (although I would imagine I probably had stains in

there too). MY molars look like someone took a super fine pencil

and drew lines randomly on them (in some grooves, and down the

sides - a layperson, like myself, and my husband who's not into this

amalgam illness stuff but supports me, looked in my mouth and

guessed that it would be decay or some kind of discoloration from

whatever). And I just looked again, and it looks like I have just

ONE molar that's never had drilling or filling, that has these

markings too. So MAYBE it all has NOTHING to do with amalgam. I'm

sorry, folks, that I keep talking about this before I get a chance

to talk to the dentist's office Monday, but......I just have a valid

suspicion that the dentist will brush this off and say, " Oh, you're

fine, it's nothing, I got it all out " . (he's a holistic dentist that

sells a supplement at his office that contains alpha lipoic acid and

he says it's fine for people with amalgams to take....because it's a

GREAT antioxidant). So that's why I seek this group's opinions so I

can be prepared with smart suggestions if his responses are

ignorant. If it weren't for this group and Andy's book, I would've

been on ALA and chlorophyll for quite some time already probably

getting worse! So thank you!

> >

> > I just had my 4 amalgams removed today. I was very relieved

when it

> > was over. But later at home I looked in my mouth with a dental

> > mirror, and I think I still have mercury in my mouth. So after

> > searching old posts, I believe that the occasional black/gray

lines on

> > my teeth that previously had amalgams in them, are leaks from

those

> > amalgams. I am so upset, the IAOMT dentist said he got all

amalgam

> > out, didn't mention anything about my gray lines and what my

options,

> > if any, would be to do about it. Don't you think he would warn

me

> > that I still have mercury in my mouth? I thought I made it

clear to

> > him that I wanted all mercury out of my mouth. So I'll call

tomorrow

> > and see what answers I can get. My guess is he just doesn't

> > understand chelation and the need to have all amalgam removed.

If he

> > can get the big, main chunk of amalgam, that's probably all he

thinks

> > that matters.

> > So I won't be chelating. And not only that - I probably did

more harm

> > than good by doing this procedure!!

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

, don't apologize for talking about something like this. That's what

these forums are for, to kick stuff like this around with others, and hopefully

get some answers, or at least opinions, and other personal experiences. We all

learn from each other's experiences. And I remember how scary and overwhelming

all of this seems at the beginning. So yes be glad that you have found this

group and Andy's work, and know that you are in the right

place.------------Jackie

In frequent-dose-chelation elizascha wrote:

, thank you so much for finding this post for me. I was

relieved when reading Andy's comments, however when I read what the

person was asking about, it's different from what I'm talking

about. I never got to see the empty drilled-out holes in my teeth

before re-filling (although I would imagine I probably had stains in

there too). MY molars look like someone took a super fine pencil

and drew lines randomly on them (in some grooves, and down the

sides - a layperson, like myself, and my husband who's not into this

amalgam illness stuff but supports me, looked in my mouth and

guessed that it would be decay or some kind of discoloration from

whatever). And I just looked again, and it looks like I have just

ONE molar that's never had drilling or filling, that has these

markings too. So MAYBE it all has NOTHING to do with amalgam. I'm

sorry, folks, that I keep talking about this before I get a chance

to talk to the dentist's office Monday, but......I just have a valid

suspicion that the dentist will brush this off and say, " Oh, you're

fine, it's nothing, I got it all out " . (he's a holistic dentist that

sells a supplement at his office that contains alpha lipoic acid and

he says it's fine for people with amalgams to take....because it's a

GREAT antioxidant). So that's why I seek this group's opinions so I

can be prepared with smart suggestions if his responses are

ignorant. If it weren't for this group and Andy's book, I would've

been on ALA and chlorophyll for quite some time already probably

getting worse! So thank you!

> >

> > I just had my 4 amalgams removed today. I was very relieved

when it

> > was over. But later at home I looked in my mouth with a dental

> > mirror, and I think I still have mercury in my mouth. So after

> > searching old posts, I believe that the occasional black/gray

lines on

> > my teeth that previously had amalgams in them, are leaks from

those

> > amalgams. I am so upset, the IAOMT dentist said he got all

amalgam

> > out, didn't mention anything about my gray lines and what my

options,

> > if any, would be to do about it. Don't you think he would warn

me

> > that I still have mercury in my mouth? I thought I made it

clear to

> > him that I wanted all mercury out of my mouth. So I'll call

tomorrow

> > and see what answers I can get. My guess is he just doesn't

> > understand chelation and the need to have all amalgam removed.

If he

> > can get the big, main chunk of amalgam, that's probably all he

thinks

> > that matters.

> > So I won't be chelating. And not only that - I probably did

more harm

> > than good by doing this procedure!!

> >

> >

>