Re: Grinding teeth/charcoal/zinc, was Re: few questions on DMSA/DPMS and ALA and general timing

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In frequent-dose-chelation Jada wrote:

Assuming you have amalgams still, it wouldn't hurt. I found that the

mercury was the reason I ground my teeth, and chewed on pens and

everything else.

I used to grind my teeth horribly in fact. But after amalgam removal

it stopped.

---------The dentist also told me I grind my teeth. But after amalgam removal

and all the supplementing, it has stopped. I think I used to clench my teeth

alot also, and I don't seem to be doing that anymore either. I'm not sure if

it's just the mercury or in combination with mineral deficiencies, which is very

common with mercury poisoning. I think zinc is the main one, but it could be

other minerals also. Magnesium could play a factor also, in relaxing the

muscles.-------Jackie

Two plausible reasons I found for this are:

mercury vapors from the amalgams cause muscle spasms and tightness

in the face. Two: Metal fillings are electrically charged and this

causes the face muscles to spasm and clench the teeth. Either way, I

noticed immediate relief that first night after removal.

Just don't take charcoal all the time, especially not with

supplments or it absorbs them and whatever you ate with it.

It is useful for yeast die off, eating something that didn't agree

with you also.

----------Yes, too much charcoal can also make you constipated, but can help

with the things you mentioned. My dentist had me take it right before and right

after my amalgam removals.-----------Jackie

I would suggest you take zinc everyday. It will reduce the chewing.

I used to chew pens, gum..anything. So did my kid, until we began

daily zinc.

----------I agree, we all need zinc. One of the most messed up minerals from

mercury. It also helps the immune system, especially this time of

year!----Jackie

> >

> > No it's not a chelator but it absorbs Hg in the gut that you

swallow

> > during removal.

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