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Hi Jerry;

 

This is one of the reasons my dentist uses a dam and care when removing

them. I also used homeopathic remedy for mercury.

 

I feel a LOT better since I have had the mercury fillings out and very glad

that I did.

 

 

Louise

 

 

jerry mittelman [jmittelman]

Thursday, April 15, 2004 7:45 PM

A ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE FORUM

mercury toxicity

 

 

Cardiomyopathy and Mercury " . . . In patients with idiopathic dilated

cardiomyopathy (IDCM), mean mercury (Hg) concentration was 22,000 times. .

..higher than in controls. This significant increase in trace elements may

affect mitochondrial activity and myocardial metabo-lism and worsen cellular

function. " The study was done at the Dept. of Cardiology, Catholic Univ.,

Rome. -- *Clinical Pearls News

 

Added note: I recall, years ago, reading dental research showing that an

hour or so after replacing a Hg filling, the dentist's blood contained an

average of 70 times more Hg than before. This occurs even when s/he wears a

mask, uses thorough irrigation. & high power evacuation..

 

MORE FACTS ON MERCURY from- The Townsend Letter: 1. Mercury (Hg) is the most

toxic non-radioactive element on earth. 2. A silver colored Hg amalgam

filling normally contains 52% Hg. 3. On average, an amalgam filling weighs 1

gram and contains ½ gram of Hg. 4. The typical adult carries ten amalgam

fillings containing about 5 grams of Hg. 5. ½ gram of Hg in a ten acre lake

would warrant issuance of a fish advisory for the lake. More and more

health-centered dentists are - and have - turned away from putting Hg into

people's mouths. It's the choice they make daily. In our practice, we

stopped using this toxic material in '68.

 

Jerry M.

 

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