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> I've asked before and got no feedback- are steam rooms an okay

> alternative to sauna? And how much sweating is advised? I have a bit

> of amalgam tatoo still needing to be removed, so am waiting for

> chelation till that is done...can I do a daily steam bath for the

> detox effect? Thanks, Helen

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When I asked about this I found out that steam rooms are the least

effective for removing toxins as compared to sauna. Wet sauna is hard

on the adrenals, so dry sauna would be best.

I think it was Bob who posted on the topic. You may be able to

find the post by using www.onibasu.com, checking off all three

chelation groups, and including Bob , steam room, sauna in the

keywords. Bob is an excellent source for all sorts of sauna information.

Some people can't sweat. They need to stay away from heat. For

people who can sweat, the time is dependent on their condition. It is

best to start with very short periods of time, build up gradually and

replace water and electrolytes. A doctor is a good one to talk this

over with, because some people may have conditions that would contra

indicate sauna use, and doctors should be familiar with the cautions.

I damaged myself by sweating too much (long story) - so I will always

advise caution.

J

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, I can relate to this!

years ago I fell for someone selling FIR heaters to use in a sauna configuration

that was going to 'cure' my fibro. Well HUGE disaster, I ended up with horrible

pain in places I never had before and had to see a rheumatologist and go on Rx

pain pills for quite awhile and actually never did get back to baseline in some

area's. Now I realize what happened, I was so loaded with old cracked, leaky

amalgams and merc under leaking crowns and leaking merc in a root canal, an

infection exploding in another old root canal, all that trying to sweat was just

pulling toxins out everywhere and redistributing.

Sauna's and sweating are another thing to me that can be very dangerous if you

are severely toxic and have not removed your amalgams in my experience.

Marcia

I damaged myself by sweating too much (long story) - so I will always

advise caution.

J

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When there's water being used, whether it's in a steam room or sauna, there is

the factor of how pure the water is too. If you don't know what's in the water,

don't use it.

: Donna

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Hi :

Could you give a brief account about how sweating caused you problems?

I've had difficultly sweating since I became mercury toxic.....tried lots of

epson salt baths and staying under hot blankets - unfortunately I always

felt worse so I've now stopped doing that. Would like to know what harm

this can do. By the way, I still don't sweat much.

Donna

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