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Topic: Need suggestions: Amalgam replacement appts coming up soon...

FYRECRACKER
LymeNet Contributor
Member # 28568

posted

Hey guys, getting amalgam removed via Huggins protocol.

I have:

Zeolite
Pinella
Burbur
Parsley
DMSA
NAC+
Olive leaf extract
Nystatin

And then I'm on vitamins and some minerals.

My doc said not to do alpha lipoic acid until AFTER the procedures, is this correct? Her doses are very low, like 18 mg.

I remember seeing the importance of using dmsa with ala.

Could someone give me suggestions on how to incorporate what I have into a cohesive supportive regimen?

Mostly how to use NAC, zeolite, DMSA and ALA together

I have the ALA in 250 and 600 mg capsules

Thank you!

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GiGi
Frequent Contributor (5K+ posts)
Member # 259

posted

If someone is using the Huggins protocol for you, tney should be guiding you with the detox. That is definitely the last thing and one you never want to do on your own. There is no "one" system for anybody. You need someone trained in the subject to help you.

Believe me when I say this. More damage is done with incorrect detoxing, timing, and unsuitable agents your particular body cannot deal with.

Do not do it on your own asking advice from people who know little more than you do.

I know a lot about metals, but wouldn't dare give you the type of advice you are asking. You need to have someone who understands and is experienced as a physician to do it right.

Take care.

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