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Hi Sabra, question about about fillings...
Hi,I'm wondering if I should go have the lead removed from my head. I've got a mouthful of fillings from my youth, all 20-30 years old. I didn't know better when I got my only root canal...NOW I DO!!
Should I have them all yanked, which will of course would be thousands of dollars, not to mention time and agony!!
And, where do I find a 'biological' dentist?
Thank You,
Beth :)
Bethin RI on 2004-11-27
This is just a forum. Assume posts are not from medical professionals.
As it is 20-30 years, I would hesitate to "rock the boat."
It is actually a combo with mercury. People have the fillings replaced with non-toxic fillings. Some have benefited and some have not. How do we know we may be the "one" that responds badly to the change?
Most all dentists are aware of this complaint and the wish to change. They don't mind, Mo' Money!
Our bodies ajust to many things we are unaware of. This is the purpose of the liver, kidneys, and the lymphatic system. Put your attention to the condition of the liver.
I too, have the old fillings from very young age. I am quite healthy. I have a full blood workup every year. I also have been checked with the "dark field" type of blood check with my chiropractor.
The question continues to be debated by all.
One must practice at all times to follow one's own feelings and intuition on this type of question. Blessings, Sabra
It is actually a combo with mercury. People have the fillings replaced with non-toxic fillings. Some have benefited and some have not. How do we know we may be the "one" that responds badly to the change?
Most all dentists are aware of this complaint and the wish to change. They don't mind, Mo' Money!
Our bodies ajust to many things we are unaware of. This is the purpose of the liver, kidneys, and the lymphatic system. Put your attention to the condition of the liver.
I too, have the old fillings from very young age. I am quite healthy. I have a full blood workup every year. I also have been checked with the "dark field" type of blood check with my chiropractor.
The question continues to be debated by all.
One must practice at all times to follow one's own feelings and intuition on this type of question. Blessings, Sabra
♡ sabra last decade
'Dark field' type of blood check?
I'm seeing a traditional Dr. tomorrow, I'll see about the full blood workup. Oh Goody!
Then the homeopath next week, we'll see what he has to say...
Thanks again,
Beth :)
I'm seeing a traditional Dr. tomorrow, I'll see about the full blood workup. Oh Goody!
Then the homeopath next week, we'll see what he has to say...
Thanks again,
Beth :)
Bethin RI last decade
Allopathic drs know nothing about dark field, and if they do, they do not believe in it just like they don't believe in homeopathy.
Dark Field is a drop or two of blood from finger prick. A drop on several slides to observe immediately (live) under microscope. One can tell how the blood cells look and see other things within the movement of the blood. Another slide is let dry and the dry blood is evaluated as well. So, one knows many things about oneself immediately. Chiropractors are doing it more and more. Blessings, Sabra
Dark Field is a drop or two of blood from finger prick. A drop on several slides to observe immediately (live) under microscope. One can tell how the blood cells look and see other things within the movement of the blood. Another slide is let dry and the dry blood is evaluated as well. So, one knows many things about oneself immediately. Chiropractors are doing it more and more. Blessings, Sabra
♡ sabra last decade
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