iodine, amalgams and other health is... 
awebaby
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OK - I feel somewhat safe discussing this in this forum.
Everyone seems to be saying that if you don't deal with the mercury in your mouth you might as well not do anything because nothing will work anyway.
So the amount of work I need is unfordable for me and I am doing everything else anyway. I don't see why I should sit around doing nothing to improve my health because I can't afford to to this right now.
So I would like to hear what you guys have to say about this issue. I want to start Iodine therapy - I already have my iodine.
Thanks friends
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- Re: iodine, amalgams and other healt... Molly Bloom
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This is a reply to # 1,008,409Baby...I know they do and I know who says that too. I have my few filings also, and I can't do anything about them either. But I'll be damned if that will keep me from doing all I can.
It's weird, but the guy on Earthclinic keeps saying that basically OP is a metal chleator. He says it over and over. I don't know what he knows, but if true, is excellent. Those heavy metals do terrible things to our body.
True that it would be much healthier to get rid of them, but until then, do everything you can to lead a simple and pure life. That means diet and exercise mostly. The key to it all.
Ah, and then there is Iodine. I just finished months of taking Iodoral. I'm taking a break, possibly because I'm a big wuss and wanted so not to have the detox symptoms anymore. I'm not a good one to ask about this though, I think the VWT forum is the place to get all that information. Read the FAQ's thoroughly. Read and read.
But then again I'm not sure what your actual question is. Is it whether you should do it, how you should do it or what is the reason you have decided to try it?
Molly
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- Re: iodine, amalgams and other healt... awebaby
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This is a reply to # 1,008,814Well I basically wanted whatever feedback and thoughts you guys might come up with - I have just started Iodine today and I was wondering if it would not do me any good because of the Amalgams - and I have some root canals and bridges as well so I will need to have whatever they replace those with and I'm sure that is a lot of $$$. I simply cannot go around as a toothless wonder. It is not good for your image around here - I would probably lose clients. Most are in the back bottom molars but I do have one on the side front incisor. I would have to get something else in there right away and then I guess I could get some kind of dentures for the others. The$$$$ for all of this are simply not available right now as I have been unable to work because of this sciatic problem that makes it really painful to sit at my computer. It's getting better little by little but it is costing a lot of bucks for the treatment.
What you said Molly is what I needed to hear - it is encouraging and I thank you. You live in the same area of the world as I do and you know how expensive it is here for EVERYTHING!
You are a peach! I like your glass work - I too am an artist so I'm a tough judge. lol- Re: iodine, amalgams and other healt... Molly Bloom
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This is a reply to # 1,008,839I have a mortgage, live in the Bay Area, a son soon to go to college, I need a new car...yadda yadda yadda. I would look at removing my fillings perhaps after 2015. That is if we don't do the needed work to the house...
I hear you. I can't stand it when people command me to remove them. Yes they are important, but.....there is reality.
It's terribly unsupportive to bully people saying things like you can't ever be healthy if you have them in. And people do have to work for a living, and some cannot do so toothless. There are some social limits and monetary limits to everything.
We do what we can, eh?
Molly- Re: iodine, amalgams and other healt... awebaby
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This is a reply to # 1,008,950Yes and I am feeling much better from the dietary changes - the oil pulling and the cleansing I am doing so it must be having an effect - not to mention the delightful weight loss!
Thanks Molly
- Re: iodine, amalgams and other healt... awebaby
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- Re: iodine, amalgams and other healt... Molly Bloom
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- Re: iodine, amalgams and other healt... awebaby
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- Re: iodine, amalgams and other healt... grzbear
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This is a reply to # 1,008,409Do what you can, when you can...
I have not had mine out through all of my healing and have come a very long way from 2.5 years ago.
I am now in the very beginning stages of having mine removed (five small ones and a gold inlay)... it is the next step is all. I will report when and if I feel it was all worth it or not. The post may then help others to decide one way or the other.
My experience...
I can honestly say, and you can see from above, that it is not impossible to heal with amalgams, however it may take a more focused and attentive effort, as the metal, best case scenario, will at minimum depress the immune response... not a difficult thing to work around once you learn/know how to communicate and interpret physical responses.
- Re: iodine, amalgams and other healt... Molly Bloom
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