Please visit the link to see a short, excellent video about
safer amalgam removal protocols from the IAOMT
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MgIUrj7s3PA
On 7 January 2003, the Superior
Court in San Francisco
approved the warnings on dental amalgam mercury
that are required under California's Proposition 65
"Warning on dental amalgam,
used in
many dental fillings,
causes exposure to mercury,
a chemical known to the state of California to cause
birth defects or other reproductive harm."
Click the immage to see a preview
Swedish
Government report of 2003 states:
"With reference to the fact that mercury is
a multipotent toxin
with effects on several levels of the biochemical
dynamics of the cell,
amalgam must be considered to be an unsuitable
material for dental restoration.
This is especially true since fully
adequate and less toxic alternatives are available."
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The danger of mercury from amalgam is well known to the manufacturers of this substance.
Really all one needs to do is to read their Material Safety Data Sheets
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Latest Research Linking Mercury To Autism
B.E. Haley/Medical Veritas 2 (2005)
Mercury toxicity: Genetic susceptibility and synergistic effects
Boyd E. Haley, PhD
Professor and Chair Department of Chemistry University of Kentucky
Abstract
Mercury toxicity and intoxication (poisoning) are realities that
every American needs to face. Both the Environmental Protection
Agency and National Academy of Science state that between 8 to 10%
of American women have mercury levels that would render any child
they gave birth to neurological disorders. One of six children in
the USA have a neurodevelopmental disorder according to the Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention. Yet our dentistry and medicine
continue to expose all patients to mercury. This article discusses
the obvious sources of mercury exposures that can be easily prevented.
It also points out that genetic susceptibility and exposures to
other materials that synergistically enhance mercury and ethyl-mercury
toxicity need to be evaluated, and that by their existence prevent
the actual determination of a "safe level" of mercury
exposure for all. The mercury sources we consider are from dentistry
and from drugs, mainly vaccines, that, in today's world are not
only unnecessary sources, but also sources that are being increasingly
recognized as being significantly deleterious to the health of many.
From the Conlusion:
... If certain infants are more susceptible to mercury toxicity
due to their inability to excrete mercury then it seems plausible
that, since this is a genetic susceptibility, older individuals
may suffer from the inability to excrete mercury also. Based on the ability
of mercury to mimic many of the biochemical aberrancies found in AD brain and to produce aspects of the pathological
diagnostic hallmarks of AD it seems plausible that AD is a disease
related to mercury toxicity. The published decrease of mercury in
the nail tissue of AD versus normal age-matched individuals seems
to support this possibility.
Finally, the synergistic effects of other heavy metals, diet, antibiotics,
etc. on mercury toxicity make it impossible to define a "safe
level of mercury exposure." Therefore it is imperative that
we try to eliminate all exposure to mercury; and removal from dentistry and medicines is most important and critical
for human health.
