Re: Do you have to chelate after getting amalgams removed?

[Guest guest]

Based on my recent first hand experience, doing a " diagnostic "

chelation round per Andy's protocol may be very revealing. I did two

rounds per an improper protocol and felt like I was going to go

insane and die. I also lost three weeks - completely useless.

Except that I came across Andy's protocol and one round helped to

clear up most of the problems that were turned on. Cliche, but I

feel like it saved my life. After that bizarre experience, I can't

put the book down, or stop doing research. Long story short, I had a

very long list of the phenomena that occurs in the mercury toxic

adult. While on the proper chelation schedule, the DMSA made most of

the symptoms go away or diminish, and I had an overall sense of well

being that is hard to describe. Like I was being exorcised of

something evil. The mental effects are really wild. Don't have

anything important scheduled the day after the round. I also learned

that 100Mg DMSA was way too much for me. Will be starting much more

conservative once my amalgams are removed (yes another mistake I made

with a wrong protocol). Probably the last two will help a lot with

the mental effects.

If you are mercury toxic, this is per my best research, the only way

to truly fix the problem. I have already started to arrange my life

for the chelation schedule over the next year.

[Guest guest]

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> > I keep hearing from numerous sources that chelation is

necessary after

> > getting silver/mercury fillings removed, but I haven't read

anywhere

> > why this is so. I mean, I can understand that your health might

not

> > improve much if you don't do the chelation, but is it actually

> > dangerous not to (beyond whatever damage the mercury in your

body is

> > already doing previous to amalgam removal), and if so, is it

because

> > you're always exposed to a certain amount of mercury vapor

during the

> > removal no matter how careful the dentist is, or is there a more

> > complicated explanation?

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> > Thanks,

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> > Liz

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