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bbinme?
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Hello,
i did i search and read some about this, i will read more but don't have much time to sit and read unfortunatly. my LLMD wants me to do a chelation protocol which is DMSA 100mg 1 tablet, long with 10 drops of Algas and 7 chlorella pills every third night, then if this is tolerated to add NAC and alamx daily. I guess what i'm wondering about is my analgram fillings, i've read that these should be removed prior to doing this? My LLMD did not say anything about this, so not really sure what to do. I have an appointment coming up and will discuss it, but wanted some input, thanx, deanne

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ylnQ-T7oiA

As long as you have fillings in the mouth, the mercury will escape from the fillings. The smoking tooth you see in the video is many years old and still putting out mercury - moving into the brain and rest of body.

The evidence is overwhelming. I posted info yesterday with all the science attached to it.
You may want to pull them up.

The first rule in toxicology is to stop the source of the toxin.

Take care.

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Thank you Gigi
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Gigi said "The first rule in toxicology is to stop the source of the toxin. "

Amen !

If the doc does not know this I would say he is not Lyme Literate.

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