About 85 % is a statistical
number that various surveys in Scandinavia have been shown to be the portion of
people recovering moderately fast ( 1‑3 years ) after amalgam removal for
various symptoms, some studies show 70+ %, some show 90+ % but average of the
several surveys I have got to know ( mostly patient group surveys like Finn
DAMS, Swedish Tandvordskadeforbundets surveys,
surveys of Norwegian Dentist Bjoern Oppedahl( over 1000 patients ), statements from dentists
who have treated their patients, statements from some amalgam researchers in
Finland etc.
> Linda
Jones, PhD, (univ. In N.Z.)
Wellington Campus of Massey
University
Wellington New Zealand email
linda.jones@wnp.ac.nz
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From: Mike Godfrey MD Amalgam poisoning
I am an MD with 37 years of
clinical experience, the last 15 of which have
been devoted to environmental toxicology. I have had 5
clinical papers
published in peer‑reviewed biomedical or scientific
journals over the last 7
years on the toxic effects of mercury from amalgam. Two of
my papers have
been published in the New Zealand Science Review, this
country's premier
scientific journal. I have also delivered papers on the adverse effects
of
mercury at CME approved medical conferences in the USA. I
have examined
over 600 patients over the past 15 years and correctly
diagnosed adverse
health effects from prolonged exposure to amalgam. Most of
these
predominently
middle‑aged patients had been chronically ill for many years
and had been going from doctor to doctor in a futile
search for the real
underlying cause of their protracted ill‑health. Many had
spent very large
amounts of money in inappropriate tests and many had had to
cease gainful
employment due to their ill‑health. The reason why I can
state that I have
correctly diagnosed these patients' problems is that an
independent
randomised
retrospective investigation was carried out on several hundred of
these patients and
subsequently published (Jones L. NZ Psych J.Dec
1999).
This is the scientific
method whereby primary research evidence is verified
instead of relying on unsupported opinions. Over 95% of the
patients that I
had seen and who had
completed both protected amalgam removal and
medical detoxification had achieved long‑lasting major
health benefits. They
were for the most part justifiably delighted with the
results, as well as
being angry with the dental profession for causing their
ill‑health and the
medical profession for their lack of awareness. The latter
included professors
who ought to have been more knowledgeable (M. Godfrey, MD)
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Source: International DAMS
Summer 1992
http://www.whale.to/d/ms1.html
DALLAS
PATTEE Multiple
Sclerosis
The neurologist said flatly,
"You have Multiple Sclerosis (MS). There is no treatment and no
cure." I sat silently in shock! My suspicions had been confirmed. I
remember that day well, April 15, 1987 ‑taxes and Multiple Sclerosis.
MS is a tough diagnosis for
a 32‑year old who is looking forward to a productive future. The thought
of MS quickly blackened my future as visions of wheelchairs, convalescent
hospitals and headstones flashed like neon in my mind.
I didn't accept the words of
my neurologist "no treatment, no cure." As Dr.
Bernie Siegel, author of "Love, Medicine and Miracles' points out,
"doctor's words can kill."
Just because the orthodox
medical profession was at a loss to help me did not mean that help wasn't
available elsewhere. I consulted with a homeopathic practitioner. The first
thing she said to me was to get the silver amalgam fillings out of my mouth
because they were poisoning me. I was very skeptical. If
amalgam fillings were toxic why were dentists still placing them?
Surely the ADA, AMA, FDA or
Ralph Nader wouldn't allow such a thing. Or would
they?
Barbara explained that my
health would not improve until the fillings were removed. She prepared a
tailored homeopathic for me, put me on a strict allergy‑free yeast‑free
diet with enzymes and B‑12 injections.
She gave me injections and told me to drink lots of distilled water and
gave me a whole treatment regimen to follow. This helped to stabilize my health
but improvement was very slow.
I don't believe in
coincidence and it seemed God kept bringing to my attention stories of MS
victims making remarkable recoveries after amalgam removal.
In December, 1 87, the
message sunk in and I found a mercury‑free dentist in San Diego, to
liberate me from the menacing clutches of the mercury fillings. He took special
precautions to minimize my exposure to mercury vapor during the procedure
and I had chelation treatments
afterwards. But even with all these precautionary measures, I still suffered
horrible cumulative side effects.
I became hyper with
incessant insomnia and developed flu‑like symptoms. My MS symptoms
exacerbated. I wondered if amalgam
removal was a mistake even though I knew it was mercury causing such physical
and emotional distress. I was right. It
was mercury. Within two months after
amalgam removal, I knew without a doubt I was on the road to recovery.
There have been certain
plateaus in the recovery process but considering mercury has a half‑life
in the brain alone, of 21‑27 years, it is a wonder my body has responded
so well. Yet my remarkable recovery is termed nothing more than a placebo
effect by the AMA, ADA and National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
I personally think it's
nothing less than a miracle! Actually, my improved health can be explained
quite easily as a simple example of cause and effect; remove a known poison
from the mouth and feel better. That's not a lace 0 effect; that's pure truth
and logic, also known as good ole common horse sense.
If you have amalgam fillings
be aware that they contain 50% mercury and amalgam is
often hidden under crowns and in root canals. Those fillings sit in your mouth
24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 52 weeks a year, year‑in and year‑out
and will probably follow you to your grave ‑ if not help put you there!
You may never know the serious chronic health rob ems
you may avert later by taking action now. It's a matter of choice ‑
yours. Be informed and be healthy.
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CYNTHIA GREEN Multiple Sclerosis
After six long years in
terror and fear, it is almost impossible to make my story brief. It started
about eight years ago when I began having terrible headaches and backaches.
After visiting many doctors and getting no relief, I learned to live in pain.
Then vision problems began
to bother me. Everything seemed to be a blur and was becoming very dim.
Once again doctors said
you're just getting older and vision usually changes with age. I laughed
because I was only 22 years old! Not long after that I had to have a
hysterectomy but still the other problems persisted.
We had just moved from
Houston to the open country in Louisiana in 1985 when the problems were really
getting out of hand. I would drive home and nearly pass out and would have to
pull over and get myself together. I then began to notice I was having trouble
remembering things.
Suddenly in November of
1986, the real nightmare began. I could not walk because of weakness in both
legs, experienced
balance problems, a low grade temperature, stomach
disorders, severe memory loss, states of unconsciousness, hair loss,
scanty urine and the list goes on...
Thousands of dollars,
numerous tests many doctors later, I was told I had everything from Asian Flu to Multiple Sclerosis. An
MRI had revealed lesions on
the brain along with central nervous system damage and one blind eye. I was
told to go home
and learn to live with it because there is no known
cause or cure.
I was bound and determined
that there was an answer. All it would take would be time, patience and God to
find an answer to this horrible nightmare.
I began having breathing
problems and I would actually stop breathing. On one occasion I had to be
rushed to the emergency room and once again was told that sometimes people die
with MS.
I was no longer able to
drive a car or do my shopping because of all the overwhelming symptoms. I
walked with the use of a cane for four‑and‑a‑half years only
because I refused to be pushed in a wheelchair. I felt that if I gave in this
would be the last
of Cynthia Green. My husband did all shop‑ping,
cleaning and all our regular bookwork. My two boys couldn't even depend on Mom
for help with their homework because I could not even comprehend the problems
in which they needed help.
Needless to say I was a cane‑walking
zombie!
But thanks
to God, '60 Minutes' covered the mercury/amalgam issue and I caught the last 1
0 minutes. The program boosted me
enough to look into every book at our local library on mercury poisoning. The
information was unbelievable!
I took everything I found to
my traditional doctor and laid it out for him. After he reviewed all the data
and my symptoms, he scratched his head and said, "Let's be objective, but
I believe you may have something here." He ran a urine test and to our
surprise, along with my history, the nightmare was coming to a close ‑
the real diagnosis was
MERCURY POISONING FROM
DENTAL AMALGAM!
I contacted DAMS in Colorado
and Shirley Brown was very helpful through my detoxification. I could never
begin to express my warm gratitude for all that she has done.
After 6 years of severe
illness, I now drive myself; I can shop all day and never get tired; I walk on
my own without the cane;
I can hold a conversation; I do my own housework; I wake up each
morning to a brand new day of blessings and most important my husband and two
boys have their wife and mom back ‑ better than ever. Finally, I can say
that I am healthy and the nightmare is OVER!
For this I thank God, DAMS
and Shirley Brown.
Now I am doing all I can to
help inform others of this hidden secret. I am establishing a DAMS Chapter. It
will be an honor to be a part of your organization.
You have given me my life
back and a cause worth fighting for and believe me after fighting for my life
for six years, just think of the fight I have in me to make sure that amalgams
are banned. Once again I thank you from the bottom of my heart and I
promise to work very very hard!
RS. I met a lady in her forties that was diagnosed with
MS. Her amalgams have been removed. She is going through detox
and doing great. She only lives 30 miles away from me and says once she has
completed detox, she'll be ready to help too!
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MEMORIES OF MS By Mary
Davies
I was diagnosed with
Multiple Sclerosis at age 28, but my problems began long before that. I started
wearing eyeglasses at 8 years of age. That was probably the first indication of
trouble to come. The next fifteen years I dealt mostly with emotional
problems. Deep depression and hypersensitivity led to
hospitalization, but even after intense therapy, I was doing no better. Along
with the emotional problems, I was also struggling with sleep disturbances (which
I didn't realize weren't normal) and
an irritable colon.
I finally just grew out of
the depression and grew into some unusual problems. I started itching all over
my body but had no
obvious rash. This was also at a time when I was doing a lot
of aerobic exercise.
Since I was on medication
for the itching and the medication also helped me sleep, for the next few years
things were (I
thought) fairly normal. I was always tired (as I had been
since I was about 12) but by that time I was so accustomed to it that
I didn't consider it
abnormal. This also happened to be the time when I was newly married and on the
birth control pill, so I
assumed my problems (depression) were hormonally linked.
At age 26, I had my first
symptom of "MS' After that I suffered strange
symptoms. Achy legs, extreme tiredness and lack of
energy became everyday companions and my sleep problems
worsened.
Seven months after I had my
daughter, I had another "MS" exacerbation. It was at this point that
I was diagnosed as having
MS. A lot of things beame clear when they told me I had MS. There were still a
lot of unexplained problems such as the depression and sleep disturbances, but
I didn't connect them.
Approximately one year after
having been diagnosed I had my fillings replaced. I was skeptical at first so I
didn't recognize what was happening to my body. I also didn't take any effort
to detoxify because I wasn't really sure what to expect. Luckily,
I had a dentist who was very
knowledgeable on the mercury issue and he insisted I take vitamins before and
during my dental appointments.
I had my fillings replaced
in a series of three appointments. At the first appointment I had one filling
replaced and was fitted for a cap. THAT VERY NIGHT I SLEPT BETTER! I was
thrilled that I was sleeping better and knew it was from the fillings
but thought that was the extent of benefit from mercury
amalgam replacement. In between my appointments, I noticed strange
things happening (tingling, dizziness, and metallic taste),
but minimalized it.
Approximately one month
after total replacement. I acauired a hormonal
imbalance, various infections (yeast, bladder, and bacterial) and stomach
problems escalated. I also acquired new allergies only to have them disappear
right after they arrived.
It was about at this point
that I started realizing that I wasn't as tired as I used to be. I was doing a
lot more than I used to and my legs didn't ache anymore and I continued to
sleep good also. I was convinced that
the amalgam replacement was responsible for my improved health but still didn't
understand the importance of vitamin therapy. It wasn't until I had another
"MS" exacerbation that I discovered how important vitamin therapy is.
During the latest exacerbation period, I had symptoms of MS, but overall I felt
better than before I
was ever diagnosed. It was at this point that I decided to investigate the
mercury issue further. I started taking vitamin C every day and immediately
started itching. I now know that the mercury was trying to escape from my body and
it was irritating my skin. I continued to take the vitamin C and that's when I
really started noticing improvements. My energy level increased to a point I
don't remember experiencing for 20 years.
Today I have very few
"MS' symptoms, my irritable colon has tremendously improved, as well as
the hormonal imbalance. I continue to sleep well and my energy level is at an
all‑time high. Memories of achy legs and lack of energy are just that ‑
memories. I thank god every day for the people that helped me in my recovery. I
only hope that someone reading my story will find an answer to their problems
and be inspired to have their fillings replaced.
Editor's Note: Mary has had
two miscarriages since amalgam replacement. The second miscarriage was at seven
weeks. Mary requested that the fetus be
checked for mercury and the results were four times higher than normal. Mary
cautions
women of child bearing age to avoid amalgams and to follow
amalgam replacements with agressive detoxification
protocols.
Source: International DAMS Summer
1992
http://www.whale.to/d/ms1.html
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David Van Vliet
Amalgam Removal:
I was diagnosed with MS 4 years ago.
Symptoms included debilitating
fatigue, muscle
weakness, loss of coordination, headaches,
and eye strain. In my search for an alternative to BetaSeron and steroids, I was introduced to
amalgam removal and Dr. Hal Huggins.
Dr. Huggins has been replacing amalgam
for over 20 years. He himself has MS and
had even lost the use of his left leg
until his amalgam was replaced.
He has found that there are elements
surrounding the removal
of the mercury
fillings that, if considered, can make
recovery greater.
In August, I went to the Huggins
Diagnostic Center,
Colorado Springs,CO,for treatment. The
full treatment included methods that help the body eliminate mercury from body
stores. And they stress proper
nutrition, sunlight, avoidance of
heavy metal, etc.
My personal improvement has enabled me to return to full time employment and to
be able to walk 3 miles instead of the
previous 1/3 mile. Headaches are gone as well.
David Van Vliet www.web‑light.nl/AMALGAM/EN/RS/CASES/dvliet.html
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Please add my name Helmut Petrak
to your list of complaints, there is no question in my mind that, that Amalgam
and Root Canals have contributed to my Disease
known as Multiple Scleroses, there so many studies pointing in this direction.
yours healthfully, Helmut Petrak,
Pender Island, BC
Do get to know me better
check my Website :
http://www.responsiblehealth.com helmut@responsiblehealth.com
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I am definitely convinced there
is! I am a 52‑yr‑old
housewife who was dx'd
with MS in Jan 1985. I
have had 5 different neurologists and 4 different
urologists. I have had about 9
treatments of steroids (methylprednisolone)
and chemotherapy (cytoxan) from Feb
1987 to May 1993 and countless
prescription meds including antidepressants, antibiotics for bladder
infections, muscle relaxants for spasms and tremors, and I can't
remember
what all else. At one
point I was partially, temporarily paralyzed.
The
steroids helped me walk again.
The cytoxan, according to my neurologist,
was supposed to suppress my immune system and make my
exacerbations fewer,
farther between and less severe.
It did suppress my immune system, but my
exacerbations got closer together and more severe. I had one bladder
infection after another.
I didn't know any better at the
time. But now I do. Suppressing the immune
systems is NOT the way to go.
You should remove toxins from your body and
not put any more in. You
should put in healthy nutrients from whole foods,
not foods processed with additives and preservatives. Help your body heal
itself. It has that ability
if you don't abuse it. Linda
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Surely, I must know at least 20 people alone
who had adverse reactions and to have
their fillings ALL removed, including their root canals. I was one of these people. In 1994 I was diagnosed
with heavy amonts of mercury and yes, no doubt about it it was from the fillings. I had them ALL removed including my root canal. Then I went through
detox. It was a very difficult time. But, I made it and all MS symptoms
have left among the many other symptoms that go along with this
poison..
Pamela Grant www.talkinternational.com
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Recovery from MS:
In 1982 I, suddenly
had a bad pain in my left eye and went blind in that eye;
the opthalmologist
(graduate of Johns Hopkins) diagnosed it as retrobuldar
neuritis. He told me it could be Multple
Sclerosis. I rejected that
diagnosis. Steroids were my only option of treatment,
which I also rejected.
After approx. 2 months of complete blindness,
in that eye, pain had subsided
as the inflammation subsided, but nerve damage
was not correctable (so they
said) After using visualization techniques, it started to clear up. (I read
many books on these techniques, and other books,
like Norman Cousins,
"Anatomy of an
Illness.") The
doctors were amazed that I gained sight back.
(My theory was, if my brain could tell my
hand, for instance, to pick
something up, and it would respond, then why couldn't
my brain tell my body,
internally, to do things, as well. So, I used
visualization techniques to
tell my brain to send things to blast away the
scarred tissue on my optic
nerve, so the electrical impulses which allowed me
to see, could get
transmitted down the nerve, once more. This did indeed
work and although I
doubt I will ever get full vision back in that eye
(I don't do those
techniques anymore) I can see out of my left eye,
although it is like looking
through a screen, there are holes in my vision
field, and colors don't look
the same anymore.
The following year, the double vision
abruptly interrupted my life and spinal
taps, MRI's, and a
barrage of nuerological tests "confirmed"
the diagnosis of
MS. This time I endured the steroids (and the
side effects.) The spinal fluid
did not show MS, but the
"confirmation" was made by the double vision and the
plaque or scarring on my brain shown by the MRI's. The steroids, it is said,
do not work for everyone, but I could see the
two separate images gradually
coming together as one over a period of 3 months,
so the doctors claimed I
was steroid sensitive and so they did indeed
work for me.
Next year, my balance was affected and rotary
nystgmus (eyes move on their
own and shake constantly) set in. Again,
steroids, visualization (my idea
again, doctors, of course, poo-poo'd
that idea) and 2 months of time made it
go away.
Through the next few years, I endured
depression (attributed to the
diagnosis) fatique, blurred
vision, nervousness, anxiety, weakness in my
limbs, tingling sensations, burning sensations and
various pain. (All
attributed to the MS, but I rejected steroid treatment
and opted for just my
own method of treatment: distraction in the form
of reckless behavior, ie,
sky diving, impulsive behavior, drinking to
excess, manic behavior, etc.
It was around that time, 60 Minutes reported
the amalgam/mercury story. I had
11 large amalgam fillings. My cousin was a dentist and removed all of
them,
at one time, and replaced them with gold (now I
wish I had opted for
composite material, but the gold doesn't seem to cause
me all that many
problems). Within 10 days, I had NO more symptoms of
MS! Very few people,
including my doctors and my cousin, the dentist,
believed me. I didn't care,
I KNEW it was from the mercury!! (Thank God
for that TV report!)
This has been a long, but educational trek. I
HAVE NO DOUBT I was mercury
poisoned and still endure some after effects. I did
not do any chelation, I
didn't know about it back then.
I feel extremely strong about getting the
message out and making "whom ever
it is" that approves mercury use to STOP!
I would like to go back to school to become
whatever I need to to get the
necessary credentials (not sure what they are, though)
to do research,
writing, etc. to get paid for working against this
practice of using
mercury, about which I am so passionate, interested
and directly affected by.
I wish everyone affected by mercury all the
best of luck in beating this
thing If there are any questions about my
experiences, please send me an
email or posting and I will be glad to answer.
Sincerely,
Lisa Cochran (lisalmccoc@aol.com)
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Dear Sir, Amongst the many patients I have treated over a career as a
dentist
spanning almost thirty years, I have treated nine patients
diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in the
last six years. I have prepared them nutritionally and removed their amalgam
fillings and all other metal from their mouths using the recommended protection
protocols, plus an intra‑venous administration of ascorbate.
Two of these patients lost their symptoms completely within a few days of treatment
and have remained symptom free for over four years. Five have experienced a
profound reduction in symptoms, allowing a normal life style once again with no further
deterioration and two have a general improvement
in condition though less profound, increased energy and slowing of disease
progress. Stool tests before and after
treatment show
2‑300ugm.mercury/l
stool pre‑treatment to as much as 1‑11/2 million ugm./l three days post treatment, falling to low or
no level in two months. It would
seem to me that MS would qualify as a mercury/amalgam
related condition.
Yours
faithfully, Vincent Maiolini BDS. www.talkinternational.com
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> A woman I know with MS, who had her amalgams removed, took DMSA (NOT
>DMPS) for a year. She recovered about 90% during that
time, but she wanted to be >100%. She eventually went
to a different doctor for a checkup and
> got a hair test ‑ which showed high lead levels!
So now she
> is doing detox for lead. Tom Kennedy <Thk52@aol.com>
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On 9 Apr 98 00:39:53 GMT, "Martha Lange"
<martha_l@hom.net> wrote:
>Those of you who feel that MS cannot be caused by
amalgams are full of BS.
>I'm living proof.
When I was young, I had a LOT of the symptoms of mercury
>poisoning, nobody knew that was what it was. I wet the bed when I was 10
>years old (right after having a filling put in my
mouth), I had to go
>outside when my dad turn on his radial arm saw because
my teeth hurt to
>badly,
I always had sensitive teeth, I had no endurance when it came to
>sports. I could go on and
on.
>
>My "MS" attack affected my whole body. I was a vegetable 2 years ago and
>in a wheelchair. Since I have done
the Huggins protocol of Hg removal and
>chelation, nutrition, and H2O2
therapy, I am working 2 jobs and going to
>school, working on a computer
degree. I am in the least amount of pain
>that I have been in 4‑1/2 years. I can now wear high heels.
>
>I got the best blood report I've ever had last
week. I only have to get 3 more
>things working right and am on
the way doing that. My pituitary gland,
my
>stomach digesting food, and balance my hormones. Won't be long now!!!!
>
>Martha Lange
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My
health has improved a lot(MS) since I had my mercury
fillings removed and had my root canals extracted. I still have MS, but my symptoms have been
greatly alleviated with the removal of dental sources of poison, a strict
supplement/diet regimen, mercury IV chelation using DMPS and followed by an IV vitamin/mineral
replacement the day following chelation
Jeanne Granneejeanne@cs.com
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The Mayo Clinic has told us, "...an allergic
reaction would typically
result only in redness, soreness or other problems
around the tooth with the
filling. It wouldn't cause a disease that affects
widespread areas of your
body."
<A
HREF="http://www.mayohealth.org/mayo/9708/htm/2ndop_1.htm">Mayo
Clinic</A> (1997) That statement could surely explain my
buccal response to
amalgam removal.
However, I do have diseases encompassing widespread areas
of my body.
The
diseases I am suffering from, CFIDS, Systemic Candidiasis,
Fibromyalgia, Hashimoto’s Thyroiditis, numbness and
tingling in the extremities (Dx: MS in 1997 by brain
MRI and symptomatology, refuted in 1997 by spinal
tap) and many others, not serendipitously, represent the common suffering of 90
- 100% of the members comprising the 3 Internet lists of anti-amalgamists that I associate with. Literally hundreds of us have banned together
on these lists, having found relief from years of untold suffering with these
common symptoms only through the removal of amalgam fillings, subsequent heavy
metals chelation, and/or the rebuilding of our ruined
health through nutrition and supplementation. The symptom picture is undeniably
clear, and clinical and anecdotal evidence abounds.
The
thing that's really helped me of late is lipoic acid chelation ALA Andy Cutler.
I've gotten rid of most of my MS symptomatology
and other stuff too.
Very truly yours, Anne Marquez, Ph.D. Rebirth5@aol.com
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I have one MS patient who after amalgam
removal and detox has been virtually non symptomatic
for the past 4 years. I have some others who have seen less improvement.
Dr. Jan Jbaumkel@aol.com
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Excuse my poor English. I Was born 1954
Denmark. -In 1960 I got the first amalgam. Down to 1990 I got 15 amalgams! In
1978 first MS symptoms( paralyzed right leg ).
By 1982 MS worse ( ~
all legs and arms damaged )
In 1990 I got amalgam out; without
protection, but no problems. I got 8 Gold crowns. In 1995 met Dr. Monrow
( from Breakspear Hospital ,
London ) She told me: MS is a breaktion of the body
of heavy metal .I got: antyoxidanties and much
Multivitamin.
In 1997 I met Dr. Frank Liebke
( about
1985 he had worked in Los Dallamos to
detox People after Atomic bomb.) Here I met cinesiologie.I got tested about
Medizin, Materials , DMPS
,... I got 6 x DMPS chelations. Then Chlorellaalges ( 2 x 5 g )
In 1999 I replaced all Gold .
In 2000 I got tested, using ceramic ( Empress II glued with ketac
molar)
Now I feel fine!!!!! ManfredClaussen@t‑online.de
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I am a member of DAMS and developer of the
CAVITAT bone sonography
system for locating Cavitations in the jawbone. In
Results of Removal of Amalgam Fillings, you refer to a German study on MS
recovery after amalgam teeth extraction. This corresponds to my research of 94%
recovery on removal of amalgam teeth and cutterage
of the bone to remove Cavitations. Thank You! Also I have hyperlinked the CAVITAT website.
Look under research, Bobs Dental Awareness and Mercury Toxicity. Click on to the breaking
news newspaper article from Bonn.
<A
HREF="http://cavitatmedtech.homestead.com/index.html">Cavitat
Medical
Technologies</A> Bob Jones Rjj5019@aol.com
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Hair loss is one of the symptoms of
hypothyroidism (which can be caused by Hg
poisoning). My hair fell out in huge quantities this past summer.In September of last year I had my fillings
replaced, and my hair has completely stopped falling out; my hypothyroidism
turned out to be Hg induced.
Elizabeth "Elizabeth Simpson" <LizHanim@AOL.COM>
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After I had my
amalgams out I've noticed that my gums are less red and the plague and mouth odour has virtually disappeared, almost to point were I
don't need to brush my teeth. I do brush and floss, though more out of habit
than anything else. I always wondered how ancient man got by without brushing
and flossing, now I know, they
didn't have dentists putting mercury in their mouths. I'm
thinking that all that
mercury suppresses the bodies ability to deal with all the bacteria.
Glen. "Rhodes, Glen"
<Glen.Rhodes@LEWCOSEC.COM>
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Jackie,
It is so good to hear about your recovery from
disability after removing the metal bridge! I haven't
had gold or bridges myself, but I know two women here in
Norway who have had the
same type of experience that you describe. I have also
heard about others.
Warm regards, Maryanne Rygg Norway Patients Support Group
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> Subject:
Re: post removal experience
>
> Yes, in some ways I am better. Some of the joint pain has
> subsided but mostly my eyesight has improved
very much. My head is
> really clearing and
especially better if I take small amounts of
> Vitamin C everyday. The location where I had the root canal tooth
> pulled is puffy but not as sore as it was before
I got it out. My gum
> is white around the place the tooth was. I'm pretty sure the dentist
> scraped the area good when he took out the
tooth. I've had worse
> allergies with load of
mucus coming out but I'm not sneezing but the
> drainage I think is
causing my sore throat that comes and goes.
My
> neck and hands are a
bit shacky still at times but I have lots more
> strength in my
muscles. I've had more initiative to do
things even
> though I'm still taking
it one day at a time. AND SWEAT!!! I'VE
> SWEATED A RIVER!!!
>
> I still have one root canal on the other side
with cap all put in by
> the same dentist and I
will have it out soon. Now that the
first one
> is out and that pain is gone, I can now feel the
pain in the other
> side. Strange I didn't notice it as much before the
bridge was taken
> out ‑ but it's
certainly not as bad as the pain I had.
I still taste
> metal a little on both
sides.
>
> Still urinating a lot but has slowed down but
with a louder odor.
> I've had abdominal pain down very low which I
believe is my colon but
> could be ovaries ‑ some remaining
indigestion but I think overall it's
> better. My metal glasses break out my face more than
ever ‑ I have
> two red rings on my
face ‑ and I don't dare put in pierced earings
> yet. My glasses make little tiny water blisters
that burst with a
> sticky fluid inside but
I have to still wear my glasses to read and
> type so I just grin and
bear it.
>
> MOSTLY, MY HEAD IS CLEARER AND THE RINGING IN MY
EARS IS MUCH LESS. I'M NOT AS ANXIOUS AND I CAN SEE THE MOST
BEAUTIFUL COLORS EVERYWHERE. I LOOK
NOW. THERE ARE A FEW THINGS I CANNOT REMEMBER QUICKLY BUT I'M HEADED IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. Did I
mention relaxed? I am much more relaxed which
relieves my neck muscles and my hands don't want to curl up like they did when I walk. And my balance is better ‑ I don't feel
> as spastic when I
walk. I still have the indention in my
upper leg
> above my left knee to
the side and we haven't determined what has
> caused that ‑ except one of the toxic
effects a palladium is
> 'disturbance of collage synthesis like bone and
cartilage' ‑
>
> I HONESTLY DID NOT BELIEVE THAT TAKING OUT THE
BRIDGE AND EVERYTHING
UNDER IT (WHICH I DIDN'T KNOW ABOUT) WOULD MAKE THIS MUCH
DIFFERENCE.
> I thought it would take a while for my head (or
brain fog) to start
> clearing up.
I'M SO THANKFUL!!
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