Chronic illnesses, from arthritis to cancer, are routinely reversed at
Paracelsus Clinic where they know that once you rebalance the cells, the
body will follow suit and heal.

MERCURY AMALGAMS CAN LEAD TO PARKINSON’S.

Toxicity throughout the body resulting from mercury dental amalgams can also
be a major factor in many illnesses, including a condition of temporary
paralysis called akinesia, similar to PARKINSON’s.

Martha, aged 40, could not walk, her body was rigid, she was subject to
grand mal seizures, and she could barely speak. Dr. Rau’s tests indicated
she had mercury poisoning in her body. Although her mercury fillings had all
been removed, mercury had leeched from her fillings into body tissues. Dr.
Rau also discovered that Martha had 4 impacted wisdom teeth, all of which
were situated on or near her Small Intestine acupuncture meridian and which
negatively affected both her heart and brain.

When Dr. Rau’s dentist extracted one of the impacted teeth, Martha’s grand
mal seizures entirely disappeared and she experienced only minor ones. “We
often see problems with wisdom teeth connected to mental disorders or
epilepsy,” Dr. Rau says. Removing at least one of the problem teeth
curtailed the intense pressure this dental focus put upon her body.

To get the mercury out of Martha’s body, Dr. Rau gave her DMPS infusions.
DMPS is a nontoxic chemical widely used in Europe by alternative physicians
to bind up (chelate) mercury from body tissues and remove it through the
urine. After Martha’s second impacted wisdom tooth was extracted, her minor
seizures stopped as well.

Once the mercury was removed from her body, her body was free to begin the
slow process of healing the myelin sheath surrounding the nerves; its damage
had led to the PARKINSON’s-type symptoms. About 3 months later, although she
was far from being completely well, Martha was less rigid and able to move
more easily, says Dr. Rau. Had she agreed to their removing the other 2
wisdom teeth, most likely she would have healed faster and more thoroughly,
Dr. Rau speculates.

Sources:
THOMAS RAU, M.D
Dr. Rau, Paracelsus Clinic in Lustmühle, Switzerland