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Anyone try mercury detoxification?

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ChuckMSRD - 27 Oct 2003 14:13 GMT
Just curious.  Not a troll or selling anything, so dont fret :-)

Chuck
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J - 27 Oct 2003 15:34 GMT
> Just curious.  Not a troll or selling anything, so dont fret :-)
>
> Chuck
> http://www.sierratimes.com/03/09/02/health.htm

I don't believe in the amalgam thing but I'm not a dentist who stands to
make money off replacing them. :-)
Most of ours have been replaced, over the years anyway and the diseases
continue.

Mercury toxification....
well, there's a seafood warning, I think for Lupies (see the FAQ) AND
anyone who eats lots of fish and/or lives near lakes where at any
particular time, the mercury levels in the fish are deemed high any
particular season, needs to know that and vary their diet or buy from
another source.  Beware "farmed fish" because they're farmed in the same
waters.

FWIW
J
Candi Bowen - 27 Oct 2003 18:35 GMT
This is weird; my boyfriend & I were discussing not 60 seconds ago the fact
that he thought that's what's wrong with me because when I was a kid, my dad
had a plastic jar of mercury & I used to pour it into my hands, roll it
around, play with it; I think at one time I may have tasted it.

Candi
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>> Just curious.  Not a troll or selling anything, so dont fret :-)
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>FWIW
>J
J - 27 Oct 2003 18:35 GMT
Yuck, today they clear out doctor's offices if a thermometer breaks..

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/002476.htm
J

> This is weird; my boyfriend & I were discussing not 60 seconds ago the fact
> that he thought that's what's wrong with me because when I was a kid, my dad
> had a plastic jar of mercury & I used to pour it into my hands, roll it
> around, play with it; I think at one time I may have tasted it.
BJ - 27 Oct 2003 19:05 GMT
Hi Candi,
I did that too. It amused me for hours. Do you have a lot of blood problems?
Just wondered about that.
BJ-Sk. Canada
> This is weird; my boyfriend & I were discussing not 60 seconds ago the fact
> that he thought that's what's wrong with me because when I was a kid, my dad
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> >FWIW
> >J
Candi Bowen - 28 Oct 2003 18:23 GMT
Yeah, I have hemolytic anemia, anticardiolipin antibody,low lymphocytes,
monocytes & red blood cells, but the RBC's are extra big & misshapen & take
up an unusually large amount of space (isn't that what hemolytic anemia
IS?). What do you have?

Candi

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>Hi Candi,
>I did that too. It amused me for hours. Do you have a lot of blood problems?
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>> >FWIW
>> >J
BJ - 29 Oct 2003 00:28 GMT
Hi Candi,
I remembered about your blood problems as soon as I saw your reply. It is
hard to keep track of everyone and how they are particularly affected by
their lupus. I have pernicious anemia with the typical megaloblastic red
cells, low lymphocytes, monocytes, red blood cells, also immune
thrombocytepenia & high MCV/MCH. I also have very high iron stores in my
bone marrow aspirate. Guess we shouldn't have goofed around with that silver
mercury. <g> Gad, it was fun though. Fascinating to watch the beads follow
each other until they became one again.
BJ-Sk. Canada
> Yeah, I have hemolytic anemia, anticardiolipin antibody,low lymphocytes,
> monocytes & red blood cells, but the RBC's are extra big & misshapen & take
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> >> >FWIW
> >> >J
ChuckMSRD - 29 Oct 2003 14:08 GMT
>the fact
>that he thought that's what's wrong with me because when I was a kid, my dad
>had a plastic jar of mercury & I used to pour it into my hands, roll it
>around, play with it; I think at one time I may have tasted it.

Yikes!  I never claim to have the answer for everyone but Hg detox worked/is
working well for me.  Symtpoms of Hg toxicity are very comparable to lupus, MS,
ALS, RA... because it causes such autoimmune damage.  I would recommend getting
a Hg challenge test.  Decreasing bodily burden of this cruel toxin can only be
a benefit.  I think one of the reasons people dont see drastic improvment post
amalgam removal is they dont follow through with pharmaceuical chelation and
appropriate nutrition supplements.  It is a long and arduous process.  I know,
im 18+ months in and still only 80-90% improved.  I also dont know for sure
what caused my toxicity: fish vs. amalgam.  Best wishes.

Chuck
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