Re: New Dental-Chelation Yahoo forum

March 13, 2008

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Dean. While I appreciate your being willing to form a new list where

you can share your knowledge, I thought I should just mention that there

have always been a lot of dental questions on this and the A-M list.

I've been away for 2 - 2 1/2 years, but this is nothing new - and

undoubtedly will go in waves. I think if we're talking about amalgam,

then the need to talk about how to recover from its effects is also a

central one. This includes proper removal, what to replace it with,

what to do when organs (including bone and brain) are damaged, etc.

So, I thing this is really par for the course, and I wouldn't want to

restrict its discussion here.

I didn't understand though, what do you mean about " this ended up being

a dangerous place to be part of for me " ?

Dave.

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Wed Mar 12, 2008 9:52 pm (PDT)

Hi All,

Initially I suggested that we be allowed to ask 'dental' questions on this

forum, since there was no safe dental forum that could adequately deal with

our requests and there was obviously a need. Other dental forums always

ended up in arguments over which chelation protocol to follow etc, even if

their dental advice was sound. This ended up being a dangerous place to be

part of for me.

However, it seems that recently on the FDC list we are beginning to talk

more and more about dentistry and less and less about chelation. I have

changed my opinion since and quite prefer the FDC list more pure to the

Cutler protocol, and since he does not go into detail about cavitations and

root canals and amalgam removal etc, I thought a group was need that

combined only the Cutler protocol for chelation with all aspects of

biological dentistry that extend outside of his protocol.

The description reads:

" The intention of this group is to support those individuals

completing their dental clean-ups in preparation for oral chelation as

explained by Dr Andy Cutler.

This group deals with all aspects of Biological Dentistry as described

on www.livingnetwork.

co.za and adheres to the dental principles of Dr's Hal

Huggins, Hulda and others. We are open to ALL discussions related to

holistic dentistry, however, when it comes to chelation ONLY the oral

chelation protocols of Dr Andy Cutler are supported and accepted for

discussion on this list. "

Here is the URL in case you wish to join.

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

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Thanks,

DeanSA

March 13, 2008

>

> Here is the URL in case you wish to join.

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

>

> Thanks,

> DeanSA

>

Hi Dean

I put a link to your forum in the dental file in the links section

here and in adult metal chelation.

To anyone wishing to join this or other forums, do note that it is

easy to set your status to no mail, read and reply to the group on the

web. This gets around the problem of getting too much mail in a

mailbox and also makes it easy to come and go as time and interest

permits.

J

March 13, 2008

>

> Here is the URL in case you wish to join.

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

>

> Thanks,

> DeanSA

>

Hi Dean

I put a link to your forum in the dental file in the links section

here and in adult metal chelation.

To anyone wishing to join this or other forums, do note that it is

easy to set your status to no mail, read and reply to the group on the

web. This gets around the problem of getting too much mail in a

mailbox and also makes it easy to come and go as time and interest

permits.

J

March 13, 2008

> Dean. While I appreciate your being willing to form a new list where

> you can share your knowledge, I thought I should just mention that there

> have always been a lot of dental questions on this and the A-M list.

> I've been away for 2 - 2 1/2 years, but this is nothing new - and

> undoubtedly will go in waves. I think if we're talking about amalgam,

> then the need to talk about how to recover from its effects is also a

> central one. This includes proper removal, what to replace it with,

> what to do when organs (including bone and brain) are damaged, etc.

> So, I thing this is really par for the course, and I wouldn't want to

> restrict its discussion here.

Hi Dave,

That is what I thought initially when I asked if we could be more open about

the discussion of dentistry on the FDC list, since we all need it and Andy

does not go into details in his book.

However, I'm finding that it does not fit right on the FDC list and

increases the traffic too much and waters down chelation. I also feel

restricted answering questions because most of my dental answers don't fit

into Andy' protocols and are more out-the-Andy-box so to speak. I respect

that this is a place for Andy's protocol only and don't want to mix up

matters more. I have been on this list for a long time and don't intend

going anywhere, the Dental-Chelation list is just an additional option to

support those doing dental work and then they can come over here and discuss

chelation at the same time.

The intention is not to form a break-away group, but rather and additional

list that is a partner to this group which different boundaries.

Any way it feels right and we'll see how it works.

> I didn't understand though, what do you mean about " this ended up being

> a dangerous place to be part of for me " ?

Every other dental forum that I have been a part of ended up being dangerous

because they did not stick to the Cutler protocol of chelation.

The FDC is the safest list in the world to be a part of.

Cheers,

Dean

March 13, 2008