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Question regarding diatomaceous earth and dental implantsPosted By Leila (Europe) on 05/02/2015
Can someone please advise me regarding the possible side-effects when using Diatomaceous Earth and/or Borax (for possible parasite problems and IBS) when one has 4 titanium dental implants?
I appreciate your help, thank you, Leila
Replied by Myway (Usa) on 05/12/2015
Through thorough research, I do feel that by supplementing my system with magnesium transdermally, my bone and gum health are excellent. Using food grade DE will benefit your whole body and not degrade your your implant integrity.
Myway :D
Replied by Leila (Europe) on 05/12/2015
Many thanks! I also oil pull (not every day though) and use magnesium oil, just not on my feet... Is there a reason for applying it to the bottom of the feet?
Thank you again for your time! Leila
Replied by Myway (Usa) on 05/12/2015
By the way Leila, I have been putting the magnesium oil on a couple spider veins I have on my upper leg and they are starting to fade...have you heard of anyone experiencing this wonderful beauty tip....I'm going to continue doing this method of spider vein lightening. If it truly works, I am going to share this with everyone. I have only done it for 4 days and see a significant difference.
Myway, :D
Replied by Leila (Europe) on 05/12/2015
All the best!
Replied by Leila (Europe) on 05/31/2015
Thank you in advance for your time!
My question is regarding the use of borax/diatomaceous earth that I have started using recently, and other potencial remedies that I might use for parasites/candida, and the possible side-effects due to their chelating effects of heavy metals, as I have 4 dental titanium implants.
I have started taking the two remedies mentioned above recently and some of my symptoms have greatly improved, symptoms that started 7 years ago and that I always considered to be stress-related/IBS. I am now preparing to do a full parasite cleanse and candida protocol treatment but am concerned with this issue.
I am also wondering in case it is incompatible, what other remedies for parasites/candida could I take instead of these ones?
I would greatly appreciate someone�s input regarding this question.
Many thanks!
Leila
Replied by Bill (San Fernando, Philippines) on 06/01/2015
Titanium is an extremely tough, hard, relatively inert metal. That's the reason why they use it in the human body.
Iodine is also known to chelate mercury, cadmium, lead, aluminum and arsenic from the body. I have never read where iodine chelates titanium.
The other thing to consider is where does this leaves you wrt serious systemic candida problems if you stop taking lugols iodine. Iodine does many, many other benficial things for the body besides just chelating particular heavy metals. So if you remove iodine from the protocol then you will be removing an important heavyweight nutrient.
I must also add that any candida protocol worth its salt must also include some form of heavy metal chelators in the protocol. And even if you decide to use hydrogen peroxide or MMS to kill the candida -- these nutrients will also remove heavy metals.
Replied by Leila (Europe) on 06/02/2015
Many thanks for your reply and for your time, it was a great help. I was concerned because of what I have read regarding the interaction between metal chelators and mercury, but I am relieved to hear it is different in this situation.
All the best, Leila
Replied by Meganrebo (Texas) on 03/28/2018
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