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Chelation
Getting rid of what's poisoning us is an attractive idea. Some substances do in fact bind to dangerous ones in a way that better enables the body to excrete them. So chelation is popular but it's a complex, dangerous process, with a history of all too many "backfires" that made people much worse.
My Experience: I haven't gotten to the point where I'd want to risk any chelation. For one thing, I still have a big black mark on my gums under my lower front teeth, which is probably an "amalgam tatoo." I don't want to risk moving that amalgam into a place where it will bother me worse (a common problem with chelation). I'm looking for a dentist to remove it first. Last updated 19 January 2006 |