11 CONCEPTION, PREGNANCY AND LACTATION
Mercury in a pregnant woman’s body is a risk to her baby. She and her baby also share the same genes that made her susceptible to mercury in the first place.
If you have had your mercury fillings removed in the last 18 months, or have done chelation in the last six months, be sure not to get pregnant.
11.1 If you are pregnant
• DO NOT attempt to detox anything.
• DO NOT remove or have any work done on amalgam fillings
• DO NOT under any circumstances get a flu shot or other vaccination no matter what the doctor says.
• DO NOT use vitamin A over 25,000 IU a day
• DO NOT use iodine over 500 mcg daily. 1
In California, of course, the laws of nature are different and pregnant women must limit their intake to 10,000 IU daily, just like in Arkansas 71=22/7*3.14159… And of course everything the doctor wants to do to you while pregnant, or to your baby once born, is totally safe and has nothing to do with why all the kids nowadays are ADHD, asthmatic, allergic, autistic or have learning disabilities despite their grandparents all being fine.
• DO take folic acid 800 mcg and magnesium 200 mg with meals and at bedtime in addition to whatever other vitamins you take.
• DO make sure that your thyroid is working properly. If given therapy for this, make sure that both T3 and T4 versions of the hormone are given regardless of whether the doctor understands why this is necessary.
11.2 After your child is born
After your child is born, do not let them be given any vaccinations. Have another adult with you who will follow the child around the hospital and prevent it. Write “NO VACCINATIONS” on every piece of paper they give you.
If you have a mercury problem your child is especially susceptible to vaccine injury. If any doctor pretends vaccines are safe, ask them to let you write in the chart that you refuse to sign the big stack of legal waivers. There will be plenty of time to vaccinate them later. Do not let your child receive any vaccines other than tetanus or one for a disease currently epidemic in your jurisdiction until at least age 5, if at all.
If for some reason vaccinating your child is unavoidable, make the nurse let you handle and read the vaccine vial and the paper that comes with it. Make sure it is the vaccine you were told. Make sure there is only one dose in the vial (all multidose vials are preserved with mercury, there are no exceptions). Make sure the papers and the vial state that it is preservative free. Then watch the nurse prepare the syringe and give the vaccination. Do not let this occur out of your sight. These precautions will reduce the risks to your child, but the risks of vaccinating are still quite substantial.
If vaccination is unavoidable for your child, the longer you can put it off the safer it is. Procrastinate. Delay. Raise obstacles. Stretch it out. Only let one vaccine be given at each visit. Cancel appointments and reschedule them. In most cases people think vaccination is unavoidable, but they actually can get out of it if they are creative.
If you have a little baby now and are breast feeding, continue but don’t do any chelation and don’t disturb your amalgam fillings. Even if you are very toxic your breast milk is still much better for your baby than formula. Nursing increases the likelihood your baby will remain healthy.
Be firm in your resolution not to let any doctor talk you out of anything above. If you think your life is difficult now being sick and having to take care of a baby, think about how much worse it will be being sick and having to care for a brain damaged baby. Don’t take chances. Take care of yourself and your baby properly.
Do not let anyone else take your baby to the doctor unless you are utterly certain they will not let the baby be vaccinated. Husbands and fathers are no exception. Doctors easily talk them into vaccinating no matter how many million times they’ve been warned not to let this happen.
11.3 Timetable of basic precautions
• DO NOT conceive within eighteen months of final amalgam ) removal. *
• DO NOT conceive within six months after your last use of chelators.
• from conception until weaning DO NOT do any detoxification or work on fillings. Try to avoid all mercury exposures. Be careful not to mobilize mercury from your fillings (if you have them) by getting dental work, brushing too vigorously or drinking hot beverages. When breast feeding if you do get dental work by mistake, you should “pump and dump” for four days and then resume regular breast feeding.
• be careful NOT to get pregnant accidentally. Use all kinds of precautions to avoid this.
At a minimum of six months after your last chelation round and 18 months after amalgam removal, evaluate your health. If your symptoms appear to be stable you can consider conceiving, but there is no simple rule and everybody is different.