Re: new member checking approach correct - Joanne

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> Have you tried a " sulfur exclusion diet " ? If not, search on that

on the onibasu.com search

===HI Dave, thanx 4 ur respone and suggestions. i have a diet quite

high in sulfur food, raw eggs at least 5 a day and raw meat, i dont

have a reaction to them and feel better after eating them, i do have

a reaction to garlic but this is cos i have candida and garlic is

antifungal. i only have symptoms wen i take to much antifungal to

combat candida and i think i am difficulty gettin rid of candida due

to mercury poisoning

> Depending on your health issues, it might not be. On the other

hand, it will

> definitely lead to other problems.

> Some people go to Mexico for cheaper dental work. You can stay in

the youth

> hostel in San Diego and get the train over for a couple of bucks.

> If it's really only 3, it may not be that expensive, depending on

whether you

> can get away with just doing composit, or if you need some kind of

inlay/onlay.

==what problems cud it lead to? i thought of replacing the missing

teeth with a partial. i live in uk so mexico not an option.

i'm through with feelin ill and i manage my life so i can feel as

well as possible, i really hate the idea of having mercury in my

system due to drilling it out.

plus i am pregnant 5 months and breast feed my children for 2 years

so unless i have em pulled i wil av to wait 2 1/2 yrs to chelate, i

though i cud start at a very insignificant dose which causes no or

very mild symptoms whilst breast feeding as baby wil b exposeed to

mercury wheather am chelating or not. i dont kno if this is dangerous

for baby obviously if it is i wil wait.

> You do the hair test. That has a good chance of elucidating what

is going on,

> by showing you if you have any kind of systemic disorder in your

essential

> elemants.

can the hair test also show adrenal or thyroid insufficiency?

thanx joanne

> Dave.

>

[Guest guest]

Posted by: " joanne_finigan " joanne_finigan@... joanne_finigan

Sat Jun 21, 2008 10:16 am (PDT)

>>Have you tried a " sulfur exclusion diet " ? If not, search on that

on the onibasu.com search

>HI Dave, thanx 4 ur respone and suggestions. i have a diet quite

high in sulfur food, raw eggs at least 5 a day and raw meat,

Raw meat is not high sulfur, in the sense of " easily available thiols " . Eggs

are high.

>i dont have a reaction to them and feel better after eating them,

You don't know that you are not just on a rollercoaster here, needing sulfur

foods to get a boost, which leads to a low later, driving you to get more

sulfur foods ... You really only can tell by taking _all the sulfur out_ for a

week and then putting it back in at one high sulfur meal.

>i do have

a reaction to garlic but this is cos i have candida and garlic is

antifungal. i only have symptoms wen i take to much antifungal to

combat candida and i think i am difficulty gettin rid of candida due

to mercury poisoning

Quite likely.

>>Depending on your health issues, it might not be. On the other

hand, it will

>>definitely lead to other problems.

>>Some people go to Mexico for cheaper dental work. You can stay in

the youth

>>hostel in San Diego and get the train over for a couple of bucks.

>>If it's really only 3, it may not be that expensive, depending on

whether you

>>can get away with just doing composit, or if you need some kind of

inlay/onlay.

==what problems cud it lead to?

I'd talk to Dean on the dental chelation site.

>i thought of replacing the missing teeth with a partial.

I have a very high quality partial, and it's not great. If it's permanent, the

will have to grind down more teeth.

>i live in uk so mexico not an option.

i'm through with feelin ill and i manage my life so i can feel as

well as possible, i really hate the idea of having mercury in my

system due to drilling it out.

If you have someone with the proper protocol, then they will use a low speed

drill, section the filling and pull it out, use the " clean up " system, etc.

See the IAOMT protocol here:

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

>plus i am pregnant 5 months and breast feed my children for 2 years

so unless i have em pulled i wil av to wait 2 1/2 yrs to chelate, i

though i cud start at a very insignificant dose which causes no or

very mild symptoms whilst breast feeding

Don't even _think_ about it. Do not mess with remediation or chelation while

you are pregnant or breast-feeding. Just leave it be, and wait till the kids

are eating solid food.

>as baby wil b exposeed to mercury wheather am chelating or not. i dont kno if

this is dangerous for baby obviously if it is i wil wait.

Yes, wait.

>>You do the hair test. That has a good chance of elucidating what

is going on,

>>by showing you if you have any kind of systemic disorder in your

essential

>>elemants.

>can the hair test also show adrenal or thyroid insufficiency?

Yes.

>thanx joanne

Dave.