es now virtually gone

I stated getting ES symptoms three years ago. These got very bad unable
to work, travelling and shopping made me ill, couldnt do very much.
After a while i thought things would never improve.

Well i had all of my 12 amalgam fillings removed just under three years
ago. My symtoms got worse for quite a while i think the first six
months must have been the worsed. Over the last six months though
things have really started to improve. I am on a computer at work most
of the day during the week and watch TV in the evenings and i use a
mobile phone(sparingly) all with no or very few problems. I never
thought i would be able to get back to this state of health and was
facing quite a scary future of being broke, unable to work or go
anywhere much without being ill. But thankfully that has now all
changed!

> Well i had all of my 12 amalgam fillings removed just under three years
> ago. My symtoms got worse for quite a while i think the first six
> months must have been the worsed. Over the last six months though
> things have really started to improve.

Hey, that's great!

Did you do anything else special, or was it just the removal of
the fillings?

Marc

Hi Marc

I have taken a array of supplements but not done much chelation yet as
this has proved too uncomfortable. I take something called Algin which
seems to have been very affective in reducing toxicity and improving my
overall physical state. I have also taken care with my diet cutting out
sugar, caffeine, alcohol, processed foods, dairy etc and tried to eat a
lot of organic vege food and drink lots of water. I am trying something
called heavy metal detox at the moment so i will see how i get on with
that. There is a really good site that helps with the issue of mercury
toxicity http://herballure.com/ 

> I have taken a array of supplements but not done much chelation yet as
> this has proved too uncomfortable. I take something called Algin which
> seems to have been very affective in reducing toxicity and improving my
> overall physical state.

Is there any particular brand of Algin that you are taking?

Marc

That's really interesting Richard, good to have such a positive testimony!
Following from Marc's comment, did you have any other related health
problems like multiple chemical sensitivity, ME/CFS, or light/noise
sensitivity, or was it just ES? And do you have any idea what started your
ES originally?
Ian

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Hi Marc

I have taken a array of supplements but not done much chelation yet as
this has proved too uncomfortable. I take something called Algin which
seems to have been very affective in reducing toxicity and improving my
overall physical state. I have also taken care with my diet cutting out
sugar, caffeine, alcohol, processed foods, dairy etc and tried to eat a
lot of organic vege food and drink lots of water. I am trying something
called heavy metal detox at the moment so i will see how i get on with
that. There is a really good site that helps with the issue of mercury
toxicity http://herballure. <http://herballure.com/> com/



 


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Is there any particular brand of Algin that you are taking?

RH- I take natures sunshine brand. It is reported to soak up heavy
metals in the gut.


did you have any other related health
> problems like multiple chemical sensitivity, ME/CFS, or light/noise
> sensitivity, or was it just ES? And do you have any idea what
started your
> ES originally?

I had a lot of problems with chemical sensitivities but these have
also virtually gone now. I do sometimes though get bothered by
perfumes or by chemicals in some fabrics when im having an off day.
Didnt really have ME/CFS in any chronic way although after i had my
fillings removed i was bedridden for weeks and felt tired and
exhausted for months. I put this down to mercury being stirred up in
the removal process which added an extra burden to my body. I did
have them removed by a dentist who used a safe removal protocol. Dont
know how it all started it just gradually crept up on me. I think the
body burden of mercury probably tipped over into the red, so to speak
which left my body unable to keep itself well. I have come to the
conclusion that ES is a symptom of a something more troublesome going
on under the surface such as heavy metal toxicity

I had a lot of problems with chemical sensitivities but these have
also virtually gone now. ..... I have come to the
conclusion that ES is a symptom of a something more troublesome going
on under the surface such as heavy metal toxicity

That sounds right. It looks like when you solved the underlying cause, all
the problems - MCS and ES - were related and cleared up together. Thanks
for sharing this.
Ian


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After looking at the good results so many in this group have had after
having the mouth metal removed, I finally decided a few months ago that
this was the year to start having mine done. I have some other dental
work to catch up along the way, but I have 11 that need to be traded
for nonmercury.

However, I have one very large one in a molar, that while my dentist
isn't keen on removing any not in need of replacement, I can get him
to, but this. He says, as I've heard before, when it's been redone,
that it's too large and the nonmetals are not strong enough.  

Any suggestions?

I did find there is a metal combination used somewhere in Europe that
is mercury free, but I didn't think to keep it at the time. Is anyone
over there familiar with it? I'll probably be a year till I get to
that one. Start with some little ones first.

~ Snoshoe

--- In [hidden email], "Ian Kemp" <ianandsue.kemp@...> wrote:
>
> I had a lot of problems with chemical sensitivities but these have
> also virtually gone now. ..... I have come to the
> conclusion that ES is a symptom of a something more troublesome going
> on under the surface such as heavy metal toxicity
>  
> That sounds right. It looks like when you solved the underlying
cause, all
> the problems - MCS and ES - were related and cleared up together.  
Thanks
> for sharing this.
> Ian
>

> However, I have one very large one in a molar, that while my dentist
> isn't keen on removing any not in need of replacement, I can get him
> to, but this. He says, as I've heard before, when it's been redone,
> that it's too large and the nonmetals are not strong enough.
>
> Any suggestions?

There are always non-metal alternatives... I had a large filling
in the back that got replaced by a "bridge" or something like
that, as the dentist said that a regular composite filling
wouldn't hold up. Again, I think holistic dentists are more
aware of the non-metal alternatives than regular dentists.

Marc

Snoshoe,

If you are going to have amalgam fillings removed it is important you
go to a holistic dentist who specialises in amalgam removal and
replacement. If amalgam is removed it has to be done in a carefully
controlled way using rubber dams, breathing apparatus etc. Not all
dentists know enough about this procedure and incorrect removal can
make problems even worse.