Re: Re; need help with toxic overload

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Dave,

Thank you the info. I will use what I have on hand and make sure I get the rest

very soon.

I am starting to feel a little better. My dentist is a holistic dentist who

specializes in amalgam removal.

Thanks for the phone number for DAMS. I put in a call to find out if my dentist

is on the list.

Thanks,

Suzy

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Suzy - I'm sorry to hear that this has happened. This is a not-untypical

reaction caused when chelators are used improperly, and cilantro appears to

have something in it which chelates.

To help right now, you might try:

As much vitamin C as you can take

Vitamin E, 1600IU/d

CoQ10, 200mg/d

Zinc, 20mg + 1mg/lb bodyweight.

Magnesium, 100mg, 4x/d (back off if you get loose stools).

Milk thistle, 1cap, 4x/d

If you also have problems with chlorella, then you are likely a high sulfur

person. Try a low sulfur diet and see if that helps. I would suggest getting

on onibasu.com and searching for " sulfur exclusion diet " on the AM list. The

list of low sulfur foods is posted in the files section of this list, FDC.

Now, as far as your mercury removal goes ... Have you carefully vetted your

dentist? I strongly suggest you have a look at the IAOMT.Org protocol:

http://iaomt.org/articles/category_view.asp?catid=30

If you dentists does not follow this protocol, then _cancel the appointment_.

Spend some time finding a dentist who will not further exposure you during the

removal. Contact Leo at DAMS (amalgam.org). If their web site is still down,

you can use this number: Leo Cashman, . He will give you a list

of dentists in your state, which will also include community members some of

whom have patient reports ( " DAMS coordinators " )

Dave.