Mercury Amalgams

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Judy,

Consider that mercury amalgams have been BANNED in many countries, and that

in some countries, insurance will pay to have them removed because they are

so problematic. Mercury is very toxic. The use of mercury in hat work was

what led to the term " mad hatter, " because of the neurotoxic affects of it.

Most dentists are not introduced to this information, and most are skeptics.

Peggy

<<From: " judy " <baumelj@...>

question to everyone about the dental fillings business.

that the whole business of mercury poisoning from fillings arose aobut 15

years ago when the German manufacturer of non-amalgam filling material

started using the story as a scare to get business for themselves.

Judy>>

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Interesting. Check out the part about using an ordinary

audio tapeplayer cassette demagnetizer on teeth.

Dotsie

From Dr. Duffy:

A simple protocol for suspected Mercury toxicity.

1. Check for normal saliva pH, should be in the range

of 7.0 to 7.2 - if the saliva pH is acid it will leech

mercury from the teeth. Most patients show an acid

saliva with a reading of 6.0 or lower.

2. Perform usual AK exam and treatment and

recheck saliva pH.

3. Items for AK practitioner to check If pH is still acid:

press tongue against front teeth - test intact muscle -

if positive do following:

check and correct suprahyoid muscles

also check them for pincer palpation

check the individual teeth especially teeth with amalgams.

Fix suprahyoids and teeth, then:

4. demagnetize the teeth with fillings. Place ordinary

audio tapeplayer cassette demagnetizer close to teeth

and turn it on momentarily to demagnetize the metal fillings.

This might instantly eliminate related pain syndromes.

5. pH Hydrion paper can usually be purchased at the

drug store. Be sure it is in the range necessary for saliva

pH. Should be able to detect pH range of at least 5.0 to 8.0.

6. If saliva is consistently acid this indicates not enough fats

in the diet. The current fad for low fat diets is ill conceived

and not recommended - if you have been on a fat free diet

add some fish oil, PLUS cod liver oil, PLUS flaxseed oil

and EITHER evening primrose or black current. The lack of

essential fats is probably what caused Rush Limbaugh's

sudden total loss of hearing. For those of you who might not

have known, Rush very quickly went stone deaf but has been

recovered by a cochlea implant. There is no doubt in my mind

that aspartame poisoning might have been a contributing

factor in his case which could have been rescued had he

taken the proper steps with the right people.

Dr H Duffy Sr

Geneva, Ohio

www.duffyslaw.com

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WHile you are on the ABX you have got to get your body in top notch

condition. You have got to build your immune system to stand by itself once

off the ABX. You need lots of bowel support because of Candida, lots of

antioxidants to get rid of the toxins, hormonal support to help with the

many functions that hormones support in the body, stress, recovery from

injury, mood, sleep just to name a few. If you do not do all of this then

the cycle will have to continue. ABX is just not the answer by itself. Have

you tried anything else, this is a really tough battle and diet is also

important. No sugars, no white grains, no processed foods, as many raw foods

as you can this will help alot. If you increase your Glutathione levels you

can help with the mercury and lead levels in your body. Your body does have

the ability to rid itself of these things, just not when it is so sick.

-- [ ] Mercury Amalgams

Have any of you had your fillings removed? And if you did, did it help?

I've tested positive for lead & mercury. My LLMD thinks having my

fillings removed and detoxing for heavy metals might get me off this

plateau I'm on. As long as I'm on abx I feel pretty well. Within a

month of coming off, I'm back to brain fog, depression, swollen

glands, achy joints . . . well, you know the drill.

I'd appreciate any experience, resources, or opinions you have!

Jessie, 52, Maine

[Guest guest]

,

Thanks for the response. I'm still doing research, so I really

appreciate hearing from you.

I've done coffee enemas, Sanum protocols, and capsules from

Jernigan. I get lots of sleep, exercise daily, and eat a healthy

diet. I drink lemon water (to be alkaline) and green drink (also to

be alkaline) and take probiotics. I eat a healthy diet, although I

have not removed processed foods or sugar completely from my diet

because I don't believe it's necessary and because I enjoy a nice

glass of red wine now and then. I take supplements by the handful.

I'm not as strict as I could be, but I think I'm doing a pretty good

job of taking care of myself.

Thanks again,

Jessie

> WHile you are on the ABX you have got to get your body in top notch

> condition. You have got to build your immune system to stand by

itself once

> off the ABX. You need lots of bowel support because of Candida,

lots of

> antioxidants to get rid of the toxins, hormonal support to help

with the

> many functions that hormones support in the body, stress, recovery

from

> injury, mood, sleep just to name a few. If you do not do all of

this then

> the cycle will have to continue. ABX is just not the answer by

itself. Have

> you tried anything else, this is a really tough battle and diet is

also

> important. No sugars, no white grains, no processed foods, as many

raw foods

> as you can this will help alot. If you increase your Glutathione

levels you

> can help with the mercury and lead levels in your body. Your body

does have

> the ability to rid itself of these things, just not when it is so

sick.

>

> -- [ ] Mercury Amalgams

>

> Have any of you had your fillings removed? And if you did, did it

help?

>

> I've tested positive for lead & mercury. My LLMD thinks having my

> fillings removed and detoxing for heavy metals might get me off

this

> plateau I'm on. As long as I'm on abx I feel pretty well. Within a

> month of coming off, I'm back to brain fog, depression, swollen

> glands, achy joints . . . well, you know the drill.

>

> I'd appreciate any experience, resources, or opinions you have!

>

> Jessie, 52, Maine

[Guest guest]

Well it sounds like you are defiantly working at it. I was taking gobs of

stuff to and just getting worse and worse. I had to learn the hard way that

not all supplement are created equal. My advice to everyone is make sure the

companies you buy from have GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices). Research all

the ingredients and make sure there are no strange fillers, chemicals, or

dyes, etc., If the company makes any claims, ask for the research to back it

up, since there are no regulations in the supplement industry then they can

say anything they want and it can be total lies. I personally think it is

best to stick with a high quality company and use their products instead of

buying all over the county. Work with someone who can help you build a

program that is very comprehensive in covering all the needs the body has. I

find most people do not do enough antioxidant support and have no hormonal

support at all. And then I believe in the science of Glycobiology that

states Glyconutrients are necessary for every cell function. These were part

of my wellness program. Stay diligent and it will pay off.

-- [ ] Re: Mercury Amalgams

,

Thanks for the response. I'm still doing research, so I really

appreciate hearing from you.

I've done coffee enemas, Sanum protocols, and capsules from

Jernigan. I get lots of sleep, exercise daily, and eat a healthy

diet. I drink lemon water (to be alkaline) and green drink (also to

be alkaline) and take probiotics. I eat a healthy diet, although I

have not removed processed foods or sugar completely from my diet

because I don't believe it's necessary and because I enjoy a nice

glass of red wine now and then. I take supplements by the handful.

I'm not as strict as I could be, but I think I'm doing a pretty good

job of taking care of myself.

Thanks again,

Jessie

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LOL! " Defiantly " is right! I'm skeptical of any claim -- with the

only exception being that you can't beat Lyme without antibiotics.

Your mention of glycobiology caught my eye. I'm not familiar with

it. Can you recommend any reliable resources?

Thanks,

Jessie

> Well it sounds like you are defiantly working at it. I was

taking gobs of

> stuff to and just getting worse and worse. I had to learn the hard

way that

> not all supplement are created equal. My advice to everyone is

make sure the

> companies you buy from have GMP (Good Manufacturing Practices).

Research all

> the ingredients and make sure there are no strange fillers,

chemicals, or

> dyes, etc., If the company makes any claims, ask for the research

to back it

> up, since there are no regulations in the supplement industry then

they can

> say anything they want and it can be total lies. I personally

think it is

> best to stick with a high quality company and use their products

instead of

> buying all over the county. Work with someone who can help you

build a

> program that is very comprehensive in covering all the needs the

body has. I

> find most people do not do enough antioxidant support and have no

hormonal

> support at all. And then I believe in the science of Glycobiology

that

> states Glyconutrients are necessary for every cell function. These

were part

> of my wellness program. Stay diligent and it will pay off.

>

> -- [ ] Re: Mercury Amalgams

>

> ,

>

> Thanks for the response. I'm still doing research, so I really

> appreciate hearing from you.

>

> I've done coffee enemas, Sanum protocols, and capsules from

> Jernigan. I get lots of sleep, exercise daily, and eat a healthy

> diet. I drink lemon water (to be alkaline) and green drink (also

to

> be alkaline) and take probiotics. I eat a healthy diet, although I

> have not removed processed foods or sugar completely from my diet

> because I don't believe it's necessary and because I enjoy a nice

> glass of red wine now and then. I take supplements by the handful.

> I'm not as strict as I could be, but I think I'm doing a pretty

good

> job of taking care of myself.

>

> Thanks again,

> Jessie

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Glad you are laughing at my typo. I am running out right now, but when I

get back I will email you some info to your private email.

-- [ ] Re: Mercury Amalgams

LOL! " Defiantly " is right! I'm skeptical of any claim -- with the

only exception being that you can't beat Lyme without antibiotics.

Your mention of glycobiology caught my eye. I'm not familiar with

it. Can you recommend any reliable resources?

Thanks,

Jessie

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Someone was looking for stats on the relationship between dental fillings,

mercury amalgams, and health issues. A study was done at the University of

Alberta by medical professionals a few years ago now, and it showed that the

greater the number of amalgams in the mouths of mothers, the greater the

risk of birth defects in the children. Direct and highly significant

correlation. - Doc Meek