Re: question second request

[Guest guest]

Not necessarily as long as it does not contain nicke, which we have

seen pulled from teeth in dmsa chelation in children on AM.

I would see what else might be in that. Usually it's not just three

metals, but a mix of things. It is unlikely to be a huge problem though.

>

> This is my second request, but maybe it did not go through the first

> time. I have a rim of gold, platinum and palladium around an

> artificial tooth. Do I have to have that removed before I chelate?

> I sure hope not. It would mean a lot more dental work and expense.

> Thanks Deb

>

[Guest guest]

Not necessarily as long as it does not contain nicke, which we have

seen pulled from teeth in dmsa chelation in children on AM.

I would see what else might be in that. Usually it's not just three

metals, but a mix of things. It is unlikely to be a huge problem though.

>

> This is my second request, but maybe it did not go through the first

> time. I have a rim of gold, platinum and palladium around an

> artificial tooth. Do I have to have that removed before I chelate?

> I sure hope not. It would mean a lot more dental work and expense.

> Thanks Deb

>

[Guest guest]

>

> This is my second request, but maybe it did not go through the first

> time. I have a rim of gold, platinum and palladium around an

> artificial tooth. Do I have to have that removed before I chelate?

> I sure hope not. It would mean a lot more dental work and expense.

> Thanks Deb

>

I think Andy has said palladium is like nickel in that some people

easily develop an allergy to it and it can cause problems.

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[Guest guest]

> >

> > This is my second request, but maybe it did not go through the first

> > time. I have a rim of gold, platinum and palladium around an

> > artificial tooth. Do I have to have that removed before I chelate?

> > I sure hope not. It would mean a lot more dental work and expense.

> > Thanks Deb

> >

>

>

> I think Andy has said palladium is like nickel in that some people

> easily develop an allergy to it and it can cause problems.

>

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>

You could use www.onibasu.com to search autism mercury archives for

similar questions. Use the key words andrewhallcutler, gold,

platinum, palladium. I think gold and platinum are ok, but can't

recall for sure.

J

[Guest guest]

> >

> > This is my second request, but maybe it did not go through the first

> > time. I have a rim of gold, platinum and palladium around an

> > artificial tooth. Do I have to have that removed before I chelate?

> > I sure hope not. It would mean a lot more dental work and expense.

> > Thanks Deb

> >

>

>

> I think Andy has said palladium is like nickel in that some people

> easily develop an allergy to it and it can cause problems.

>

> --

>

You could use www.onibasu.com to search autism mercury archives for

similar questions. Use the key words andrewhallcutler, gold,

platinum, palladium. I think gold and platinum are ok, but can't

recall for sure.

J

[Guest guest]

>

> Not necessarily as long as it does not contain nicke, which we have

> seen pulled from teeth in dmsa chelation in children on AM.

> I would see what else might be in that. Usually it's not just three

> metals, but a mix of things. It is unlikely to be a huge problem though.

>

You can double check Onibasu, but I've read more recent posts where Andy has

said it is

okay to chelate with braces (the stainless steel has nickel), as long as there

is no nickel

allergy.

http://onibasu.com/archives/am/141657.html