Due to increasing symptoms ranging from sluggish thyroid to bloating to neck pain, and a recent strong metal taste in my mouth, I've decided to have my one filling removed and replaced. So far all of the local dentists that advertise "biological" dentistry in the area don't use rubber dams and won't, even on request. Does this seem odd to anyone? One said their concern is that some mercury dust can get trapped underneath it. Hmmmm.
My questions for the group is- what has been your personal experience with removal and replacement of an amalgam filling? What safety protocol did you ensure was used for the procedure? Did you feel immediate relief of any sort? Did any of you feel worse afterward? Would you do anything differently, and do you have any advice you feel is vital for someone considering this procedure?
i had a body scan yesterday, (www.natureselementsofhealth.com if you want to read more about body scans) and the top heavy metal i'm dealing with is nickel, not mercury!
i started a homeopathic remedy called metox along with a kidney complex so as not to overburden them with the dumping.
also another custom homeopathic remedy for balance, amala royal for my hypothalamus which is really stressed, and a prep for the removal. i also have a detoxifying dental pack that i'm supposed to use for a MONTH before i have it removed. so this is serious stuff. i knew there were protocols for this kind of thing but my body asked for all of this.
rawzi, it's about 145 for a complete body scan. the last few days, everything i've read about hair testing for mercury is that may not be accurate because your body attempts to send it to "siberia". it may pick up fresh or recent exposure but not the accumulated amounts...
When I got hair test before, it showed absolutely no heavy metals. When I got iridology, that showed lots of heavy metals. I've had muscle testing, and I was sensitive to so many metals, including gold. I have had symptoms much of my life.
I thought the body scan might be very expensive, but that sounds very reasonable. Thank you.