Re: Can my son chelate mercury and lead and aluminum with a porcelain cap in place?

Yes, DMSA will remove other metals, and essential minerals.  I don't recommend it.  It is overkill in most cases.  You can read this on chelation, but I recommend something different for your son because he does not have a lot to chelate.

http://curezone.com/forums/fm.asp?i=904208

As far as the crown, he can chelate only if the crown is not porcelain over metal, in which the metal contain nickel.  Most do contain nickel.  If it does, you should get it replaced, then chelate.  You should get him a porcelain over gold crown made with biocompatible materials.

For chelation for your son I recommend oral EDTA chelation.  It is generally accepted that EDTA, taken intravenously, does not remove mercury.  However,  Cysteine and N Acetyl Cysteine do remove mercury.  So, intravenous EDTA is not useful, while oral chelation does remove mercury.

either one of these two, Vibrant Life or  Beyond Chelation Improved.  They are the the best chelation formulas in the world and easier than taking a bunch of individual chelators

http://www.antiaging-systems.com/a2z/beyondchelation.htm

http://www.antiaging-systems.com/apruses/beyondchelationimproved.htm

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http://www.oralchelation.com/vibrantlife/family.htm  (any of the three chelation formulations)

http://www.oralchelation.com/vibrantlife/comparison.htm

http://www.oralchelation.com/shopcart/productssel.htm

If you need any dental work done here, email or call me and I will help you.  A crown is $500 to $600.

Torrie
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