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Here is a video link to an amalgam filling off-gasing mercury.

Some theories circulating online suggest that if you have three or more mercury

fillings you are suffering toxicity your body can't handle. From the sight of

gas being produced by one tooth here I'm reckoning that after 15 minutes with

just one of these babies there is some damage going on ;)

Not only does mercury mess up the beneficial bacterial flora in our intestines

but it messes around with mineral absorption and water retention. Apparently

when mercury gets trapped in cells the potassium levels are reduced affecting

the cells ability to absorb water. A sign for this might be when you know you

are thirsty and after drinking only a little water you feel slightly bloated and

slightly repulsed by the water. This is where the sea salt comes in. Adding a

pinch of sea salt to the water helps the cells osmosis ability.

Once the cells absorb water properly their ability to secrete enzymes etc are

improved benefiting digestion. A faster digestion means there is less time for

fermentation and candida having their way.

If you suspect mercury fillings might be the root to your issues look into the

frequent low dose chelation forum..

frequent-dose-chelation/

The important thing to keep in mind is that one should not chelate with mercury

still in the mouth. Once the mercury is safely removed by a competent dentist

then a low dose schedule helps to effectively draw the mercury out faster than

the body would. This also prevents the mercury from getting stirred up too

drastically and possibly shifting a portion into the brain where it's more

difficult to remove.

Willem

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