Re: chelating with ALA with risk of having amalgam under composite filling

[Guest guest]

The amalgams usually show from the top, unless you have crowns and they CAN have

mercury inside them. DO NOT CHELATE with amalgam in your teeth. The mercury

can redistribute and its first target is your brain.

Barb

[ ] chelating with ALA with risk of having amalgam under

composite filling

i am now on my 2nd round, and on my probably 10th dose (i take ALA every 2,5

hours). I read that there is a probability, that my fillings that i had

installed around 10 years ago may have amalgam under them (dentists use/used it

for several reasons - for ex. for ease of recognition on RTG test results).

Now, i am doing my best to find out about that as fast as i can (possibly ill

have an RTG scan tomorrow to find out if there's any amalgam), but if i am now

under chelation, is it worth stopping the chelation round, to not supposedly get

mercury from the maybe present (yet invisable) fillings into my body, counting

in my brain tissue...

After i started chelation (1.I.2010) i got worse in terms of speech,

concentration, focus, social anxety, and other things (i started treating myself

for asperger syndrome 11 months ago). I feel like i wouldnt be able to say a

single word if i was standing on the street.

If this is just some side-effects of chelation, thats fine. But if this is

happening because im pumping mercury from my fillings into my whole body, than i

am REALLY, REALLY scared...

So i guess the question would be - if potentially there is amalgam that is

totally sealed by composite fillings, is there a risk that with ALA it will be

transfered to other parts of my body? (and i mean probably transport through my

tooth, not vaporizing mercury from chewing and biting food, etc)

Thank you advance for some advice.

best regards,

Christoph Brzozowski

[Guest guest]

What if you have had amalgams removed but the teeth are still " stained " ? Do the

stains still contain mercury?

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> The amalgams usually show from the top, unless you have crowns and they CAN

have mercury inside them. DO NOT CHELATE with amalgam in your teeth. The

mercury can redistribute and its first target is your brain.

>

> Barb

> [ ] chelating with ALA with risk of having amalgam

under composite filling

>

>

>

> i am now on my 2nd round, and on my probably 10th dose (i take ALA every 2,5

hours). I read that there is a probability, that my fillings that i had

installed around 10 years ago may have amalgam under them (dentists use/used it

for several reasons - for ex. for ease of recognition on RTG test results).

>

> Now, i am doing my best to find out about that as fast as i can (possibly

ill have an RTG scan tomorrow to find out if there's any amalgam), but if i am

now under chelation, is it worth stopping the chelation round, to not supposedly

get mercury from the maybe present (yet invisable) fillings into my body,

counting in my brain tissue...

>

> After i started chelation (1.I.2010) i got worse in terms of speech,

concentration, focus, social anxety, and other things (i started treating myself

for asperger syndrome 11 months ago). I feel like i wouldnt be able to say a

single word if i was standing on the street.

> If this is just some side-effects of chelation, thats fine. But if this is

happening because im pumping mercury from my fillings into my whole body, than i

am REALLY, REALLY scared...

>

> So i guess the question would be - if potentially there is amalgam that is

totally sealed by composite fillings, is there a risk that with ALA it will be

transfered to other parts of my body? (and i mean probably transport through my

tooth, not vaporizing mercury from chewing and biting food, etc)

>

> Thank you advance for some advice.

> best regards,

> Christoph Brzozowski

>

>

>

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

OK, i got it confirmed that i have 2 amalgams.

Cheers. Im a retard who started ALA chelation with those.

Now my question would be if 4 total days of chelation could have done a very lot

of damage...

regards,

Christoph B.

> >

> > The amalgams usually show from the top, unless you have crowns and they CAN

have mercury inside them. DO NOT CHELATE with amalgam in your teeth. The

mercury can redistribute and its first target is your brain.

> >

> > Barb

> > [ ] chelating with ALA with risk of having amalgam

under composite filling

> >

> >

> >

> > i am now on my 2nd round, and on my probably 10th dose (i take ALA every

2,5 hours). I read that there is a probability, that my fillings that i had

installed around 10 years ago may have amalgam under them (dentists use/used it

for several reasons - for ex. for ease of recognition on RTG test results).

> >

> > Now, i am doing my best to find out about that as fast as i can (possibly

ill have an RTG scan tomorrow to find out if there's any amalgam), but if i am

now under chelation, is it worth stopping the chelation round, to not supposedly

get mercury from the maybe present (yet invisable) fillings into my body,

counting in my brain tissue...

> >

> > After i started chelation (1.I.2010) i got worse in terms of speech,

concentration, focus, social anxety, and other things (i started treating myself

for asperger syndrome 11 months ago). I feel like i wouldnt be able to say a

single word if i was standing on the street.

> > If this is just some side-effects of chelation, thats fine. But if this is

happening because im pumping mercury from my fillings into my whole body, than i

am REALLY, REALLY scared...

> >

> > So i guess the question would be - if potentially there is amalgam that is

totally sealed by composite fillings, is there a risk that with ALA it will be

transfered to other parts of my body? (and i mean probably transport through my

tooth, not vaporizing mercury from chewing and biting food, etc)

> >

> > Thank you advance for some advice.

> > best regards,

> > Christoph Brzozowski

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

Just get them removed properly.

Then do DMSA chelation only for 8 rounds.

Then add the ALA.

You'll be OK. A little brain damage happens all the time. If our brains couldn't

recover I wouldn't be able to type right now after all the stuff I took in high

school.

TJ

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From: " christoph45@... " <christoph45@...>

Sent: Mon, January 11, 2010 4:07:49 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: chelating with ALA with risk of having amalgam

under composite filling

 

OK, i got it confirmed that i have 2 amalgams.

Cheers. Im a retard who started ALA chelation with those.

Now my question would be if 4 total days of chelation could have done a very lot

of damage...

regards,

Christoph B.

> >

> > The amalgams usually show from the top, unless you have crowns and they CAN

have mercury inside them. DO NOT CHELATE with amalgam in your teeth. The mercury

can redistribute and its first target is your brain.

> >

> > Barb

> > [ ] chelating with ALA with risk of having amalgam

under composite filling

> >

> >

> >

> > i am now on my 2nd round, and on my probably 10th dose (i take ALA every 2,5

hours). I read that there is a probability, that my fillings that i had

installed around 10 years ago may have amalgam under them (dentists use/used it

for several reasons - for ex. for ease of recognition on RTG test results).

> >

> > Now, i am doing my best to find out about that as fast as i can (possibly

ill have an RTG scan tomorrow to find out if there's any amalgam), but if i am

now under chelation, is it worth stopping the chelation round, to not supposedly

get mercury from the maybe present (yet invisable) fillings into my body,

counting in my brain tissue...

> >

> > After i started chelation (1.I.2010) i got worse in terms of speech,

concentration, focus, social anxety, and other things (i started treating myself

for asperger syndrome 11 months ago). I feel like i wouldnt be able to say a

single word if i was standing on the street.

> > If this is just some side-effects of chelation, thats fine. But if this is

happening because im pumping mercury from my fillings into my whole body, than i

am REALLY, REALLY scared...

> >

> > So i guess the question would be - if potentially there is amalgam that is

totally sealed by composite fillings, is there a risk that with ALA it will be

transfered to other parts of my body? (and i mean probably transport through my

tooth, not vaporizing mercury from chewing and biting food, etc)

> >

> > Thank you advance for some advice.

> > best regards,

> > Christoph Brzozowski

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

I am very curious as to what this RGT test is that you were to going take...

then you mentioned it was confirmed that you have amalgam. I have a 4 tooth

bridge that is 15 years old (exactly) and the dentist that put it in sold his

practice, and the records they have on my now only go back to 2000. I hate the

thought of yanking that bridge out if I don't have to!

Thanks!

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> From: " christoph45@... " <christoph45@...>

>

> Sent: Mon, January 11, 2010 4:07:49 AM

> Subject: [ ] Re: chelating with ALA with risk of having amalgam

under composite filling

>

>  

> OK, i got it confirmed that i have 2 amalgams.

> Cheers. Im a retard who started ALA chelation with those.

> Now my question would be if 4 total days of chelation could have done a very

lot of damage...

> regards,

> Christoph B.

>

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> > > Now, i am doing my best to find out about that as fast as i can (possibly

ill have an RTG scan tomorrow to find out if there's any amalgam),

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