i know cilantro and asparagus are great in removing heavy metals from the body... and have heaps of greens too...
that all supports your body in the de-toxification...!

Gdluck,
Iv

 

i took zeolite after having allot of my mercury fillings out, still got a few more to go and i want to get my root canal teeth removed(one done one to go) and replaced with implants... i bought some non mlm zeolite last month cause a friend of mine trialed it and said it took allot of heavy metals out quite quickly(had queen bloods done) and was allot cheaper too..

i heard chlorrella is good for metal detox too

cori is great for helping move heavy metals...esp green veg juice...with lots of spinach and greens and celery etc....

make sure the dentist is using a rubber dam    to help protect you from the mercury coming out....

awesome chick you're on top of it then.....

now go and make some green juice he he

Can anyone recommend a dentist in Adelaide (preferrable inner north eastern suburbs) that has knowledge of safely removing mercury fillings? My husband has many of them and is in need of more fillings. He's due for a dentist checkup, but we don't have a regular dentist as we have not been to one since being married (3.5 years, naughty I know!).

The concerns of how to remove it safely are mainly concerns when you do one to 3 filings at a time, leaving other amalgam filings in the mouth.  The metal has a bit of an electric circuit going on which does settle down when your filings are stable, it's when the circuit is changed by filings being removed (or added) that more mercury is released.  The skilled bit is to know what order to take the filings out in, top and bottom, OR get them all taken out on the one day. I think they're meant to take one out from the top and then the one out from the bottom or next to it to, they're not meant to take one out surrounded by other filings on all sides.
Taking amalgam filings out that aren't close to another amalgam filing (top and bottom) is relatively safe compared to surrounded filings (you need all the uncomfortable bits like dams to stop the dust etc while it is being taken out, but once it is out that's it)



I've seen it discussed elsewhere that Thailand is a great place to get your filings done and incredibly cheap, admitted this was from Americans where private healthcare for dental is not common, but if anyone has a lot of amalgam and wants a holiday in Thailand, might be worth investigating.....

Brilliant info guys thanks sooo much
A friend of mine is going to thailand to get his out, he has about 6 or 7 to have removed and evidently its really cheap and you stay at a spa for 2 weeks or so and have detox herbals and massages each day etc, and it all ends up being cheaper than it would be having it done here, plus you get a mini holiday!
Cant wait to get my remaining 3 out in November...