Does this DMSA reaction test sound plausible?

[Guest guest]

A dentist decided to check through kinesiology (not at my request) if

I would react to DMSA. He passed it over my tummy (where I have

scarring from Crohn's surgery) while holding the hand of his nurse. He

detected a 'reaction'. Just how much credence does one give to such

tests? I am waiting to start chelation once my dental visits are

squared away, and was planning to use DMSA since I do not need a

prescription for it.

(He also detected presence of mercury and arsenic and mentioned

something about the kidneys).

[Guest guest]

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> A dentist decided to check through kinesiology (not at my request) if

> I would react to DMSA. He passed it over my tummy (where I have

> scarring from Crohn's surgery) while holding the hand of his nurse. He

> detected a 'reaction'. Just how much credence does one give to such

> tests?

Not much in this case.

Yes, there will be a reaction when you use DMSA because it will be

chelating mercury. The reaction is completely dependent on the dose

and that is what we spend so much time talking about here - finding

the right dose for the person.

If you want to get mercury out of your body you need to use ALA and

could use DMSA or DMPS. Those are the only 3 possibilities. The 4th

possibility is leaving the mercury in the body.

I am waiting to start chelation once my dental visits are

> squared away, and was planning to use DMSA since I do not need a

> prescription for it.

> (He also detected presence of mercury and arsenic and mentioned

> something about the kidneys).

>

[Guest guest]

I think the kinesiology is bad mojo..your body is more complicated than

to give out simple yes and no's.... especially if you have heavy metals

toxicity

One Moron health care person used it to effectively show me that

cilantro was good for me ; it was not ....it was poison ...really

messed up my head which I am still recovering from...

Most dentists know very little about chelation, my understanding is

that even Huggins (da man) has only recently gotten it right (small

doses of dmsa and dmps)

tell your dentist to stick with what he already doesn't know regarding

dentistry

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> A dentist decided to check through kinesiology (not at my request) if

> I would react to DMSA. He passed it over my tummy (where I have

> scarring from Crohn's surgery) while holding the hand of his nurse. He

> detected a 'reaction'. Just how much credence does one give to such

> tests? I am waiting to start chelation once my dental visits are

> squared away, and was planning to use DMSA since I do not need a

> prescription for it.

> (He also detected presence of mercury and arsenic and mentioned

> something about the kidneys).

>