Mercury fillings affect the way your body handles supplements

Hey everyone, i just wanted to post something that will benefit all that have mercury fillings. For three years now, ive tried to implement everything in IH regimen but i always have to stop because some of the supplements which supposed to help my body reduce inflammation and dandruff increases inflammation tremendously to the point where i have thick gunky dandruff when wet and when dry very flaky. When i stopped using the supplements all together not knowing what was causing inflammation, my would resume to normal MPB scalp inflammation not to over bearing. After trial and error i found the three supplements that causing inflammation Eckolonia Cava, Brewers Yeast and Acetyl l Carnitine. I figured for whatever reason my body just does not agree with these three so i dropped them. About 2 months ago, the talk of Mercury fillings and removing them because of there danger definitely lead me to removing them. After i removed them i started taking OSR recommended by Caustic which i took for about a month. Then i started implementing all three supplements one by one weekly, to see if anything changes and now my scalp is the best condition it has ever been in. The most notable supplement is EC. As soon as i added Ec, my scalp feels very free of itchy scalp. After that i added ALC followed by Brewers Yeast which both has helped with my energy levels, my mood and my scalp as well. If i had known what i know now about mercury, i would never them put in my mouth 4 years ago. I hope this helps anyone who has mercury fillings. Now all i have to do is stop my mpb.

youngbalder - Thanks for your input, I think what you stated is the most important point I've heard on this forum in a long time. In my opinion heavy metal detoxification is a crucial step for the best success.

I received the best results after I started implenting a proper heavy metal detox. In my case, I had no fillings, but clinically it has been discovered that all of us have varying degrees of heavy metal contamination, just a matter of how much, what kind and so forth.

However, the oral pathology is even more detrimental than other heavy metals contamination because of decaying bone that delivers noxious waste products which deplete electrons. The interesting thing about this is that in some individuals the electron depletion is so great, it literally can short circuit supplements.

congrats youngbalder!

Should look into thallium detox (e.g. potassium) considering you did so well in removing amalgams.

Thallium binds to mercury ... found in mercury fillings. Thallium causes hair loss. Thallium is in our food supply so would want to take for life.

Also might want to check how you do on casein/gluten free diet considering "Mercury inhibits the activity of dipeptyl peptidase (DPP IV)"



Good info CS!

Wow,

I don't have mercury fillings but I suspected mercury for my hair loss. I bought some DMSA and ALA but never tried it.

Did you guys use DMSA and ALA with cutler's protocol???

CS, can DMSA interfer with other supplements??

I start chelation today and will let you know...

young-

How did you feel on OSR? And do you notice better mental clarity now??

youngbalder- how many mercury fillings did you have? Also, don't you have huge gaping holes in your teeth now? Isn't it uncomfortable to chew without those fillings there?

1- To be honest while on OSR didnt realy feel any different because i was also taking krill oill , vitamins and minerals from IH Regimen. I will say that i can confirm that it does help remove mercury. In terms of mental clarity not sure but i will say i have more of a calm mood.

ThisSucks- I had three huge mercury fillings in my mouth. I was told by three different dentist that they couldnt be removed because they were too deep. I had to go to a natural dentist that removed the silver fillings with all safety precautions. I had composite fillings put in which the white fillings. So there is no holes in my tooth. Also i made sure to get muscle tested which is a procedure to test which composite materials agree with your body.

Young-

How do you know that it was good for removing metals from yourself?

1- Well besides my body handling suppplements positively, i notice that my off and on fatigue feeling throughout a day does not happen. The only time i get tired now is if i wake out the night before or its the end of the night.

1- Sorry i misunderstood your question. I have a home kit to test mercury from Detoxamin which tells you the level of mercury in your body.

youngbalder: how much did it cost to replace your amalgama fillings with composite ones?

can you recommend us your dentist?

thank yoU!

youngbalder wrote:1- Well besides my body handling suppplements positively, i notice that my off and on fatigue feeling throughout a day does not happen. The only time i get tired now is if i wake out the night before or its the end of the night.

I don't think you can form any solid conclusions about how well something removes metals based on how you feel. Remember that agents that remove metals are strong antioxidants, and the benefit you notice may well be from that. It has been hypothesized that many people have a return of their symptoms after stopping chelation for a while (sometimes after years of doing it) because it is actually the antioxidant effects that they benefit from. All antidepressants are strong antioxidants BTW. Children with autism are a good example of getting worse again after stopping chelation therapy.

magicgro- It costed me about $1200 out of pocket but my insurance covered half so i ended up paying $600. The dentist went to is located in San Diego. Here is his website where you can all the information about him.

http://naturaldentistry.us/

jdp701 wrote:congrats youngbalder!

Should look into thallium detox (e.g. potassium) considering you did so well in removing amalgams.

Thallium binds to mercury ... found in mercury fillings. Thallium causes hair loss. Thallium is in our food supply so would want to take for life.

Also might want to check how you do on casein/gluten free diet considering "Mercury inhibits the activity of dipeptyl peptidase (DPP IV)"



Good info CS!

Hey JDP thanks for the heads up on Thallium detox. Do you know if i can use Apple cider Vinegar for supplementation of potassium?

This is a key issue for me as I wait to have my mercury fillings removed. I certainly don't like the thought of expensive supplements doing nothing (or worse). Youngbalder, I'm glad to hear you feel improvement after filling removal, that's encouraging. But for pre-removal, what is worth taking? I've got around 8 weeks to go and the basic aim is to get my body into better shape for general health and to deal with detoxing later.

My idea list at the moment:

1. A vitamin C flush, and then supplementing vitamin C optimally. I've never done any sort of flush so I thought it would be a good idea to start by cleansing some of the junk built up in my system over all these years. I'd be using Magnesium Ascorbate.
2. Large vitamin D3 intake (perhaps 10,000IU a day), since my levels are almost certainly low; I don't normally get much sun.
3. Magnesium oil / bath oil and supplements. Again, trying to correct a probable deficiency.
4. Cut out the worst of dietary mistakes and take more exercise (average-above average intensity).
5. Good quality sleep. I've been a terrible sleeper in the last 5 years and I think it's really important that I fix this. The above should help, but the extra part to my plan is that I've bought some blackout materials for my east-facing, light-at-4am-in-summer bedroom window.
6. For teeth I'll try oil pulling and xylitol. Baking soda and a pinch of sea salt for brushing.
7. There's a pool with a sauna near where I live, will try and get down there once or twice a week
8. Other supplements; this is where it gets complicated. I want to keep it straightforward and avoid anything that has a chance of causing a problem with my current mercury situation. Hopefully I can add these in later like Youngbalder did. Currently this list is just Biotin, K2 (with some of the D3) and maybe some ACV and a Probiotic. I have most on CS's regimen, but feel I should save them until I am more likely to see a benefit. Any comments/suggestions?

youngbalder,

Yes, you can use a raw unfiltered apple cider vinegar such as Bragg's for potassium.

Also, keep in mind that their are many areas that can cause your body not to retain potassium however, I'm forgetting but I've posted in past. A few areas are magnesium deficient, food sensitivities, thyroid issue and phosphate dysregulation (e.g. too much sugar/fruit).

I believe I have maybe 2 Amalgam fillings in my mouth. Is this really all that bad??? I have probably had these fillings for about 30 years now. I am hearing that Dentists do not really want to remove them...

So, is it all that bad? Can I live with them and take metal chelating supplements (which I know nothing about)? I am really confused on this one and as usual so-called medical professionals contradict the more natural opinions.

Thanks.

Youngbalder, where did you buy the OSR?

Renky wrote:I believe I have maybe 2 Amalgam fillings in my mouth. Is this really all that bad??? I have probably had these fillings for about 30 years now. I am hearing that Dentists do not really want to remove them...

So, is it all that bad? Can I live with them and take metal chelating supplements (which I know nothing about)? I am really confused on this one and as usual so-called medical professionals contradict the more natural opinions.

Thanks.

Mercury is bad, but the question is, will it affect your hair?

One hint is if your cholesterol level is too low.

My cholesterol (although I have not had this checked in years now), tends to be on the slightly higher side. Genitcally speaking, my dad had very high cholesterol.

I never smoke or drink, so I am going to be ok medically speaking.

It may not affect your hair directly but 6 months after I had 4 big amalgams fitted (i wish I'd discovered this site first!!) my psoriasis flared up like never before and has never really got better. The constant inflammation has had a noticeable effect on my hair.

Also I am a lot more anxious than before so that can't be helping either.