Re: Re: AC Chelation

[Guest guest]

And much more....

Little babies being injected with mercury. Kinda hard not to feel victimized,

which is counterproductive.

Both my boys were given a Hepatitis B shot with thimerasol in it when they were

maybe a day old, and then many more until we stopped vaccinating.

Like I told my wife the other day about mercury poisoning, because many people

don't " believe in it " - like it was the tooth fairy or Santa Claus.

" If you are treating your child or yourself for mercury poisoning, with

chelation, and you improve, you are probably mercury poisoned "

She has been chelating for about a year and a half along with the boys. After

about a year she realized she didn't need her glasses anymore. We went to see

the eye doctor last week and she had close to 20/20 vision. It is a well known

fact that mercury affects the optical nerve and other parts of the eye.

TJ

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From: billymadison303 <billymadison303@...>

Sent: Tue, October 26, 2010 9:58:03 PM

Subject: [ ] Re: AC Chelation

 

Here's a good link explaining just about everything you need to know about

Andy's protocol.

http://onibasu.com/wiki/Cutler_protocol

>

> My sons doctor asked me today if I could get some information for her today

>regarding AC chelation vs. standard DAN. I was hoping to get some feedback from

>you guys to help explain the benefits(in a nut shell). I am going to print

these

>out and mail them to her. I am still working on her to prescribe DMPS son for

>little guy. Thanks in advance, Kathy

>

[Guest guest]

TJ

I wear contacts. Wasn't thimerasol in contact solutions for year? I'm almost

46, my eyes didn't stop getting worse until about 35, so 11 years ago. No

change since. I've worn soft contact since 9th grade with no issues, the

perfect contact wearer. It ******* me off just thinking about it!

I'm thankful most my fillings are white, done like 25 years ago. A few smaller

ones mercury I'd like to get out. The guilt doesn't stop. Ignorance is bliss.

Tammy

[ ] Re: AC Chelation

Here's a good link explaining just about everything you need to know about

Andy's protocol.

http://onibasu.com/wiki/Cutler_protocol

>

> My sons doctor asked me today if I could get some information for her today

>regarding AC chelation vs. standard DAN. I was hoping to get some feedback

from

>you guys to help explain the benefits(in a nut shell). I am going to print

these

>out and mail them to her. I am still working on her to prescribe DMPS son for

>little guy. Thanks in advance, Kathy

>

[Guest guest]

Wow!

I'd thought I'd do a little reading on the thirmerasol issues in contact

solutions. One article said banned, 1999, the year my son was born. Do the

math, I was 35 years old! Brain FART!

Boy, if I won't bring that one up on my next eye exam. GURRRRR!!!! I had a

girl friend in high school that had to stop wearing contacts because she had an

allergic reaction to the salines. She was making her own or something and gave

up! She had two babies right away in her early 20's but had fertility issues

later, in her mid 30's when I was having my kids. She never did carry another

baby later.

Tammy

[ ] Re: AC Chelation

Here's a good link explaining just about everything you need to know about

Andy's protocol.

http://onibasu.com/wiki/Cutler_protocol

>

> My sons doctor asked me today if I could get some information for her today

>regarding AC chelation vs. standard DAN. I was hoping to get some feedback

from

>you guys to help explain the benefits(in a nut shell). I am going to print

these

>out and mail them to her. I am still working on her to prescribe DMPS son for

>little guy. Thanks in advance, Kathy

>