Re: Re: chelation with titanium pins in jaw?

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Hello

On 01/01/2008, Jada <paxlforme@...> wrote:

> I would ask for nickel free braces. You can get stainless that does

> not have nickel in it. As for the bridge..also metal free if

> possible. Metals in the mouth do cause an electrical current.

Wow thanks i didnt realise that.

>

> Nickel is carcinogenic, minor amounts will be pulled from braces

> during chelation which Andy has said is minimal. We did have a mom on

> here a long time back whose child was dumping tons of nickel in his

> urine with chelation, upon questioning her, I was told her child had

> numerous stainless steel caps on his molars. Needless to say, she

> chose to pull his teeth and continue chelation.

> But just having nickel containing metals in the mouth is generally

> not a good idea. Nickel is carcinogenic. There are tons of other

> materials they can use for braces and probably bridges too.

These dentists and docs are mad putting nickel and mercury in our mouths.

>

> As for ALA, should'nt be a problem. DMSA/DMPS are more concerning

> with metals in the mouth.

thanks

is (pleased she joined this list)