Chelation of Trapped Mercury

INTRAVENOUS SUPPORTIVE CARE
Woodlands Healing Research Center
Protocol supplied by William G. Kracht, D.O.
Pretreatment Vitamin C Plus IV for Mercury toxic Patients

Administration Time: 2+ Hours

IV Additives CC's mOsm/ml Total mOsm Comments
Sterile Water 500 0 0  
Ascorbic Acid, 500 mg/cc 50 5.8 290  
B-5 (Dexpanthctiol), 250 mg/cc 1 0.85 0.85  
B-6 (Pyridoxine), 100 mg/cc 3 1.11 3.33  
B- 12 (Hydroxycobalamine), 1000 ug/cc 5 0.3 1.5  
B-Complex, 100 mg/cc 1 2.14 2.14  
Bicarbonate, Sodium, 8.4%, 1 mEq/cc (50 mEq/cc) 2 1.79 3.58  
Calcium Gluconate, 100 mg/cc 5 0.72 3.6  
Glutathione, 50 mg/cc 10 0.05 0.5  
Heparin (IV), 10,000 IU/cc 0.5 0.46 0.23 5000 IU heparin
Magnesium Sulfate, 500mg/cc 2 4.06 8.12 Mg Sulfate, 2cc substitute
Molybdeum, 25 ug/cc 4 0.5    
MTE-5 (Zn 1mg, Cu .4mg, Mn .1 mg, Cr 4ug, Se 20ug) / cc 5 0.05    
Procaine, 2%, 20 mg/cc 3 0.28    
Zinc, I mg/cc 10 0.11    
Total 601.5 N/A    
Total Osmolality of Solution (mOsm/L)       529 mOsm/L

Watch for arm/vein tenderness with this high osmolality IV!

Formula's: Desired 0smolarity Range is 280-310 m0sm./L

(m0sm/ml of additive) X (cc's of the additive) = total mOsm of each additive in IV formula

Total mOsm   
Total cc's of IV		 = Osmolarity of the IV solution
cc's of water to add to additives to create a desired ostnolarity of .3 10 mosm/ml:

Total mOsm of additives
                0.310		 - total cc's of additives = cc's of water to add


Warning:
Mercury toxic patients who are suffering with chronic fatigue and other related organ problems (liver and kidney dysfunction, underactive adrenals, and weakened immune system) must under go a series of intravenous therapies, such as the Vitamin C Plus IV, Fatigue Protocol or Mineral Replacement Protocol, to prepare their body for the mercury removal process. For those patients who are burdened with mercury and have a weakened immune system, indiscriminate removal of mercury fillings can spell disaster. Failure to following the recommended protocol will increase your chances of getting worse.

As with any other medical treatment, you are urged to seek out a physician who is well trained in intravenous treatment.
  1. Intramuscular deltoid injections of DMPS (2.5cc plus .5cc 2% procaine) are strongly recommended following each visit that mercury fillings are removed. Three months after the last mercury filling has been removed, a 24 hour urine collection can be done following an i.m. injection of 2.5cc of DMPS and .5cc of procaine (2%). If mercury levels are still present additional DMPS injections and vitamin protocol are indicated until the levels are reduced. Urinary testing available from Doctors Data (800) 323-2784.

  2. It may be necessary to inject various structures such as:
    1. Sphenopalatine ganglion
    2. Submandibular ganglion
    3. Otic ganglion
    4. Superior, middle and Stellate ganglia
    5. Crown of thorns (scalp around head)
    6. Peritonsilar area (intraoral-back of throat)
    7. Kidneys (superficially over area of)
    8. Thyroid(superficially over area of)


  3. Suggested protocol for removing and cleansing the cavity preparation
    1. By means of a micro amper meter, read the currents being generated from each amalgam filling. Remove in succession the quadrant with the most negative readings first. Within each quadrant remove in succession the highest negative readings to the lowest. The quadrant with the highest negative reading is the one you start with first.
    2. Use a special evacuation system available from BioProbe (800) 282-9670. This device fits around the tooth and vacuums both debris and mercury vapors.
    3. Both assistant and dentist should wear a protective mask which absorbs mercury vapor. Available from BioProbe (800) 282-9670.
    4. Make sure operatory is well ventilated during removal procedure. Ideally a vacuum system should be used to remove all vapors eminating from the oral cavity.
    5. Disinfect the cavity preparation with the homeopathic solution Dioxychlor; soak a cotton pledget and allow to sit within the preparation for 1 minute. Available from American Biologics (888) 227-4458.
    6. Wash cavity preparation with DMPS and 1 or 2% procaine: saturate cotton pledget and allow to soak for 30 seconds. in the preparation. The procaine opens up the tubules and the DMPS chelates any residual mercury. Both items are available from Hopewell Pharmacy (800) 792-6670.
    7. Use biocompatible bases, liners and restorative material as determined by serum compatibility testing (Clifford Consulting and Research (719) 555-0008) or vibrational medicine.


After each appointment, the patient should be given an injection of .5cc of 2% procaine and 2.5cc DMPS. The 2% procaine prevents itching after the injection. Both items are available from Hopewell Pharmacy (800) 792-6670. DMPS is the best chelating substance available for pulling mercury out of the body. In addition, a solution should be made up of one-third DMPS, one-third DMSO and one-third of 1or 2% procaine and used as a nasal spray. This solution can be placed into a pump bottle (available from Hopewell Pharmacy (800) 792-6670. One spray in each nostril can be inhaled every other day. This solution will be carried up the olfactory nerve to the brain where the procaine will open up the pores of the membranes, the DMSO will drive the DMPS into the brain to chelate the mercury.

Following the injection of DMPS, many patients comment that they experience an improvement of their mental acuity accompanied by a removal of a brain fog.

Because dentists are exposed to the toxic effects of mercury on a daily basis, they should inject themselves routinely to reduce mercury tissue levels. The frequency of injections will depend on the number of fillings remove daily and any pre-existing problems such as hypothyroidism, hypoadrenia, chronic fatigue, weaken immune system, depression. Daily mercury removal will require weekly injections (2.5cc DMPS and .5cc 2% procaine) until the mercury levels are reduced in the urine.