Re: Removing amalgam fillings

I'm seeing an environmental specialist now - naturopathic ; and she told me not everyone has the same sensitivity to heavy metals. It doesn't affect some people, some people are extremely ill from heavy metal toxicity.

Moreover, she explained that some people detox heavy metals so they are excreted, while some others are "collectors" - excretory organs don't manage to eliminate them from the system.

In any case mercury does NOT belong in the human body. I heard that candida chelates mercury to methylmercury - an even more toxic form.

So who is right, the doctors who told me that candida (and parasites in some cases) act as a buffer to protect the gut lining from damages of mercury; or your naturopath who says that candida stops the body from detoxing heavy metals. My personnal experience confirms the first. But I cant care less who is right or wrong. All thats important is to get well.

All I can judge is from my own experience - which has been more than positive; and everyone I know who had them removed has had a very positive result from removing amalgam. Many state an increase of energy like I had.

Keep yours if you want to; but why deprive others of a potentially very healing procedure?

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