O/T Re: Miracle Mix

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My suggestion is to join the dental-chelation group:

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

and copy and paste this post directly to that group.

This is the frequent-dose-chelation group where we keep the topics

limited to support for chelation with Andy Cutler's protocol (see

information sent on joining the group), and topics related to

chelation on that protocol. The dental-chelation group was set up to

take the dental questions, and that's where the experts are waiting.

I would just be guessing if I tried to answer your questions.

Thanks

J

(one of the moderators)

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> Hi there -

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> New to the group. I'm helping my husband to detox some mercury. I

> just spoke to his dentist a moment a go about what is remaining in

> his mouth. He's incredible. He heard that my husband was sick and

> took all his fillings out for him. But my husband still has two root

> canals and three crowns.

>

> My questions are these:

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> 1. one crown has " miracle mix " used for the build up. This is the

> only crown that this dentist did. The others, listed below, were done

> previously to seeing this dentist. He said that the contents on the

> chart says, " silver alloy and glass ionomer " - don't know about

> spelling. He didn't know if the amalgamating agent was mercury or not

> in that product. Does anyone know that info?

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> 2. From his x-rays the dentist said that one remaining crown did not

> look like it had amalgam under it. The other one he could not

> determine because it wasn't clear on the x-ray. Can a dentist tell

> from x-rays if there is mercury under there? How is it determined? Is

> this something we can be sure of?

>

> 3. My husband has two root canals. The dentist said that posts are

> usually stainless steel and that it's a " gutta porcelain " product

> used to fill it in and should not have any amalgam in it. I have

> heard that root canals are a problem.

>

> This is obviously not a biological dentist - just a really good guy

> who wants to help us. My husband has about 14 fillings removed within

> a day or two with this guy and was fine. Amazing, I know! But it's

> true. We're still trying to get set up to chelate and I'm not sure

> how to procede from here.

>

> Even if the amalgamating agent is not mercury, is a silver alloy

> going to be any better with chelation?

>

> Thanks for any info you can shed on this!

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