Hello Harper, Thanks for this information.
I never thought that "traditionally trained" dentists (or students) would take out "perfectly good fillings" or a "perfectly good gold crown". I am interested in this idea. But, I also want cavitations cleaned out, conscious IV sedation (so the work can all be done in one day at one sitting), and IV Vit C, and procedures to protect me from the mercury. I'll have to weigh the cost of a trip to Mexico with the option of getting the work done locally withough Huggin's protocol. I live near Orlando, Fl so shouldn't have a hard time finding a dental school. Lea Ann ----- Original Message ----- From: [email protected] To: [email protected] Sent: Saturday, October 29, 2005 10:56 AM Subject: Re: CS>gold crowns and battery effect re:Lea Ann Lea Ann do you have a dental school near you? The cost is less than a regular dentist and I found they do really good work. I went to Case to have all my amalgams taken out and crowns. This was a few years ago but it was under $2000. They threw in free bleaching M Harper In a message dated 10/29/2005 6:50:52 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [email protected] writes: From: "Lea Ann" <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Saturday, October 29, 2005 9:35 AM Subject: CS>gold crowns and battery effect > This topic is of great importance to me as I came down with severe chronic > fatigue within weeks of having two gold crowns placed in my mouth along > with a host of pre-existing mercury fillings. I have also experienced > SEVERE electrical shocks in my neck and back of my skull on occassion. > This only started after the gold crowns were placed and I know that this > is due to a battery effect (but of course my dentist does not believe > this). > > These shocks happen about 6-10 times an hour and when one hits I am in a > great deal of pain. They last for probably a fraction of a second but > they really, really hurt. This will go on for 24-48 hours, even through > the night, then go away. These episodes come on about once a month. > > I went all summer and most of this fall without an episode but had another > one a couple of days ago. > > One of those gold crowned teeth had to be pulled. If I have another > electrical shock episode I think I'll just go to my dentist and DEMAND > that he pull the other one. > > I want to go to Mexico to have the rest of my amalgams and root canal > teeth removed but as a stay at home mother we have very limited funds and > even with the huge discount, a trip to Mexico would cost us money we don't > have right now. > > Anyway, I see that I'm rambling. > > I remain very interested in this topic! > > Blessings, > Lea Ann >
