Re: Feedback on my hair test---158

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> Thanks for having a look at my test. I am planning on getting my two huge all

silver

teeth redone and crowned in two weeks. I then will probably get a couple more

done with

my income tax return. Then give my body 3 months to recover before trying to

get

pregnant.

Do NOT NOT NOT!!!! DO THIS!!!

Wait 18 months after the last filling is out, or certainly at least 12 but 18 is

a lot safer.

See figure 15 on page 52 of Amalgam Illness. Your body moves mercury around for

a yar

or more after it can do this, and you don't want to be pregnant during that

time.

There is nothing you can do to speed that up.

> Then I will wait until done breast feeding.. Then I will slowly remove all the

rest as

money permits (the treatments for my son's autism are financially killing us-but

it is well

worth it of course).

You really don't want a second autistic or otherwise impaired kid.

Mercury all out, 18 month wait, THEN try to conceive.

> It seems like no one agrees on the amalgam removal before pregnancy. I am now

a

little scared to do it now that I heard about the one post that started having

the burning in

her head after amalgam removal. The dentist I go to uses a water laser (so it

doesn't get

hot). He has the special vents, and he seems very knowledgable on the subject.

Hopefully

it'll all turn out..

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> Thanks for having a look at my test. I am planning on getting my

two huge all silver teeth redone and crowned in two weeks. I then

will probably get a couple more done with my income tax return. Then

give my body 3 months to recover before trying to get pregnant.

***I guess you saw Andy's reply to this message. If not I can find

the post number for you.

Then I will wait until done breast feeding.. Then I will slowly

remove all the rest as money permits (the treatments for my son's

autism are financially killing us-but it is well worth it of course).

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***Treatments for autistic children don't need to be so expensive. If

they are that sends up red flags for me that the doctors involved

might be doing some looting. You could post here, or better yet, post

in the autism mercury group about what treatments your son is getting

and why they are so expensive. (The expensive treatments are often

harmful, it would be good to check them out).

> It seems like no one agrees on the amalgam removal before pregnancy.

***I would take Andy's opinions into consideration because he has had

many people report to him what they did, and what the outcomes were.

All of the posts he has made over the years show that he truly cares.

I am now a little scared to do it now that I heard about the one

post that started having the burning in her head after amalgam

removal. The dentist I go to uses a water laser (so it doesn't get

hot). He has the special vents, and he seems very knowledgable on the

subject. Hopefully it'll all turn out..

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****There is a new dental chelation forum (links section) where you

could discuss treatments your dentist uses. Research and estimates

from different dentists may save you some money and grief in that

aspect too.

****And, note Dave's reply about the high copper. I missed that. It

most likely means that your liver is struggling. That is something

that you can start to work on now, by limiting high copper foods,

avoiding copper in supplements and pools, adopting a liver friendly

diet, avoiding chemical exposures, and taking several supplements

(which supplements and doses are in Andy's 2 books, and in various

posts in archive).

J

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To: frequent-dose-chelation@...: lindajaytee@...: Tue,

22 Apr 2008 15:09:42 +0000Subject: Re: Feedback on my

hair test---158

--***I guess you saw Andy's reply to this message. If not I can findthe post

number for you.

I some how missed it. I was trying to follow the post. We just get so many

emails its hard to keep up. Could you send the post number?

***Treatments for autistic children don't need to be so expensive. Ifthey are

that sends up red flags for me that the doctors involvedmight be doing some

looting. You could post here, or better yet, postin the autism mercury group

about what treatments your son is gettingand why they are so expensive. (The

expensive treatments are oftenharmful, it would be good to check them out).

My DAN is covered through my insurance (other then supplements which can add

up), but the thing that got so out of control (and racked up 15000 in debt was

the ABA. My insurance wouldn't cover it. I tried grants received nothing. So

I took out a loan. I have now used it up, and now he isn't receiving any ABA.

Grrr its frustrating.

> It seems like no one agrees on the amalgam removal before pregnancy.***I would

take Andy's opinions into consideration because he has hadmany people report to

him what they did, and what the outcomes were. All of the posts he has made over

the years show that he truly cares.

I am now a little scared to do it now that I heard about the onepost that

started having the burning in her head after amalgamremoval. The dentist I go to

uses a water laser (so it doesn't gethot). He has the special vents, and he

seems very knowledgable on thesubject. Hopefully it'll all turn out.. >

****There is a new dental chelation forum (links section) where youcould discuss

treatments your dentist uses. Research and estimatesfrom different dentists may

save you some money and grief in thataspect too.

****And, note Dave's reply about the high copper.

I missed that.

Itmost likely means that your liver is struggling. That is somethingthat you can

start to work on now, by limiting high copper foods,avoiding copper in

supplements and pools, adopting a liver friendlydiet, avoiding chemical

exposures, and taking several supplements(which supplements and doses are in

Andy's 2 books, and in variousposts in archive).

I will look into it. I am drinking dand. tea for liver support right now.

My poor body. The sad thing is I am pretty healthy or would have been VERY

healthy had it not been for metal in my mouth. The thing I wonder is if the

dentist just put fillings in without me having cavities.. They were all put in

in about a 5 year time span, and I barely have had any cavity problems since.