O/T Dental topics

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> In future I'm guessing this is probably a subject that should be

> shifted to the new dental list being started and not continued on

> this one since its for the actual process of chelation....

Yes.

It would be nice if most of the dental topics shift to:

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/dental-chelation/

or

http://health.groups.yahoo.com/group/adult-metal-chelation/

It's ok to cross post to both of those groups to get a wider range of

opinions.

That way we can keep frequent-dose-chelation for the topics related to

chelation using Andy's protocol.

This is helpful for the people who are beyond the dentistry, focusing

on chelation, and don't want to or have difficulty sorting through

email unrelated to their concerns.

As moderator I have been lax about this lately because there was no

real good dental forum. Now that there is one, and I know Dean is

running it, I will have to continue to suggest that dental topics move

to those two other groups.

Thanks to everyone for your cooperation.

J

>

> I know this does sound 'strange' because I'm not the type to go for

these kind of things, but after I got my bridge replaced, it had gold

to replace the non precious one I was allergic too (which did not fit

anyway) and since I am still getting out so many bad nickel/cheap

metal crowns with mercury under them and one whole tooth yet is filled

with merc, I got such horrible anxiety from the 'battery

effect/galvanic currents' of the disimmilar metals, I got a Q link

and wear it all the time and it makes it so I can bear it. Got one of

the 4 bad metal crowns off this week and other next, the toothful of

merc the next. But the Q link is helping me get through this.

>

> In future I'm guessing this is probably a subject that should be

shifted to the new dental list being started and not continued on this

one since its for the actual process of chelation....

>

> Thanks to Dean (is that right?) for starting up the new list, I do

think its a great idea to kind of separate them, those of us now going

through the dental work can be on all the lists at the same time and

see all the info.

>

> Marcia

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