Re: On my metal post conundrum

[Guest guest]

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Dental posts are generally either titanium or stainless steel, both with about

5% nickel. " Somewhat " doesn't work.

S S

On my metal post conundrum and is all that really worth it, when so

Posted by: " By Definition " bydefinitionofunderstanding@...

bydefinitionofunderstanding

Tue Feb 1, 2011 9:12 am (PST)

Remebering about a thread to do with having a post in one's mouth could

compromise things, if not our hopes.. .

I've been chelating for about 20 weeks now (ALA, somewhat the A/C way) and not

really noticing much of an improvement with me. It might have to do with having

a post to secure one of my crowns, with a dentist that died and/or another I

would rather not remember? not sure who it was, of years ago. I'm not thinking I

would bother having that removed (anyway) to try chelation. Alas.. . We're

thinking we're seeing improvements with our son though. We certainly don't want

to give up hope in that respect.. .

I suppose ALA would not be well advised if there is a question of what kind of

metal I have implanted in my body. I figure trying things slowly but surely

isn't such a bad idea in that respect (though) but/and I'm not really seeing (or

feeling) anything either, way with myself, if anyone wants to know about that,

so I might continue with it. I'll see how I Feel in that respect, that that

isn't The key.. .

Glavic

[Guest guest]

Hi ,

I think you're right. Thanks. My son may have better prospects, in a better

world.. (I'm working on that) I do hate to be sent back to school (or wherever)

these days, now knowing how easy (if not better) it is to get what I need of

*Communication,* and a likewise representation? of such a volunteer, that I

need, as you, of Us, of as much, Thereof

No, my post is no excuse for *me* of as much. I was trying to get *better*, (and

test the waters for my son) that normal would be good enough for me.. . (But

I've been there and done that and Feel there is so much more to try, and

Trying.. .

Thanks again.

Glavic

Yeah. KISG/s.. .

For you others? or even for every one.. .

Different enough to be ruler of my world, I am, I Feel I Am, Thereof. There is a

measure of self-control in that, don't kid your self otherwise? .. .

On the new if not only frontier I Am

BWT

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> ,

> Dental posts are generally either titanium or stainless steel, both with about

5% nickel. " Somewhat " doesn't work.

> S S

>

> On my metal post conundrum and is all that really worth it, when so

> Posted by: " By Definition " bydefinitionofunderstanding@...

bydefinitionofunderstanding

> Tue Feb 1, 2011 9:12 am (PST)

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> Remebering about a thread to do with having a post in one's mouth could

compromise things, if not our hopes.. .

>

> I've been chelating for about 20 weeks now (ALA, somewhat the A/C way) and not

really noticing much of an improvement with me. It might have to do with having

a post to secure one of my crowns, with a dentist that died and/or another I

would rather not remember? not sure who it was, of years ago. I'm not thinking I

would bother having that removed (anyway) to try chelation. Alas.. . We're

thinking we're seeing improvements with our son though. We certainly don't want

to give up hope in that respect.. .

>

> I suppose ALA would not be well advised if there is a question of what kind of

metal I have implanted in my body. I figure trying things slowly but surely

isn't such a bad idea in that respect (though) but/and I'm not really seeing (or

feeling) anything either, way with myself, if anyone wants to know about that,

so I might continue with it. I'll see how I Feel in that respect, that that

isn't The key.. .

>

> Glavic

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