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That's mercury - liquid silver. The problem is Mercury simply loves sulfur. So much so, that it will compete with other molecules for sulfur and can usually "steal" sulfur out of other molecular structures, in effect killing or disabling them. Mercury (hydrargyrum, "Hg") interacts with brain tubulin and disassembles microtubules that maintain neurite structure.
http://www.amalgam.org/#anchor63613
Sulfur is part of our blood cells as well as many other proteins and enzymes. Many systems in our bodies are very much like an industrial assembly line. If one work station stops functioning the whole system can backup . Enzymes perform very specialized functions within our body's chemical assembly line. Picture the whole process going out of whack if someone doesn't show up for work. Imagine cars coming off the assembly line without tires, or headlights, or oil light sensors, etc.
Today a typical adult carries ten Amalgams weighing a total of about ten grams, of which five grams is mercury. What little research there is on the rate at which mercury escapes Amalgam suggests about half a gram of mercury will escape from these ten fillings over the ten-year life of these fillings, and most of this mercury will be absorbed by the bearer of the amalgams. To put a half-gram in context, consider these facts: Half a gram of mercury dropped into a ten-acre lake warrants the promulgation of a fish advisory for the lake in Minnesota; the tennis shoes with mercury in them that were banned by the Minnesota legislature in 1994 contained half a gram of mercury per shoe.
http://www.hbci.com/~wenonah/hydro/amalgam.htm#hg_overview
Half a gram in a 180 lb. body produces a concentration of 6 PPM.
There are about 1,501,430,636,558,496,585,414 atoms in half a gram of mercury. Each and every atom of mercury is able to disable an enzyme or other critical protein in the body. Over ten years, if the body fails to remove this mercury, a lot of damage can be done. Unfortunately, mercury has ways of "hiding in the body" and can be quite hard to remove. I know.
This 0.5 grams of mercury can produce a potential loss of 4,324,120,233,288,470,165,993,719,156,572 chemical reactions in your body. (over 10 years)
That number of seconds equals 137,023,101,670,864,392,919,414.6 years.
As you can see, it is quite difficult to grasp the scale on which all these chemical reactions are occurring, and we are only considering one source of mercury and this one toxic atom. Extend the principle to bromides, aluminum, lead and other built-up toxins and ask yourself why you think so many people today are sick, not only physically, but mentally.
I don't miss my Amalgam fillings. Quality of life has increased continuously since I had them jackhammered out 27 months ago.
above from various sources
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This is a reply to # 936,690no one knows until they have had them, suffered from them, and then gotten them out and chelated and gotten better. that is the only perspective that illuminates the dangers sufficient to warrant a claim of understanding about mercury, no matter what name you give it. the best anyone with Amalgams can do is believe what they are told and act on that belief. believe they are a death sentence.
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This is a reply to # 936,695It's like true Love. How can you explain THAT, to someone who has never experienced it ?
Without the mercury, I am brand new.
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This is a reply to # 936,701The new me began 13 months ago when my Amalgams were removed. If I knew what I know now I would have over come my fear of dentists sooner. Of course if I knew what I know now about Amalgam, when the SOB who put them is was alive I'd of tracked him an poured an ounce of quiksliver down his gullit.
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This is a reply to # 937,119
http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/2006-04-18-dental-mercury_x.htm
Mercury fillings safe, studies find
By Elizabeth Weise, USA TODAY
Children who got "silver" dental fillings containing mercury Amalgam showed no neuropsychological or neurobehavioral differences compared with kids who got fillings of a polymer composite, say two new studies out Wednesday.
The studies in the Journal of the American Medical Association try to resolve a heated debate over Amalgam fillings, but groups that believe mercury in Amalgam is harmful disputed the findings and the ethics of testing them on children.
No large, randomized trials had previously been done to address the possible affects of mercury ingested from mercury amalgam dental fillings. A known potent neurotoxin, mercury is believed by some to pose a danger as minute amounts of it enter the body through the mouth.
Mercury amalgam has been used in dentistry for 150 years. Fillings made from it are 40% to 50% mercury. For over a century amalgam was believed to be inert, but about 25 years ago researchers discovered that amalgam fillings emit small amounts of mercury vapor. But until today, there were no large studies of harm from the mercury exposure.
In the first study, 534 New England children seen at five community health dental clinics between the ages of 6 to 10 were randomly assigned to receive either amalgam or tooth-colored composite fillings. Researchers at Children's Hospital Boston studied the children's neuropsychological and kidney function over the next five years and found no differences between the groups. The children were given IQ, memory and visual tests.
The second study compared two groups of children at a school system in Lisbon, Portugal. The 507 children, between 8 and 10 years old, were randomly assigned fillings with either amalgam or composite material.
The researchers found that children with mercury amalgam fillings were exposed to higher levels of mercury than those with composite fillings but that the low levels detected — about one microgram per liter of urine — had no measurable effects.
"We looked at a whole battery of behavioral and neurological tests, including memory, concentration and nerve-conduction velocities. We did this every year for seven years," says Timothy DeRouen, the first author on the paper and a professor at the school of dentistry at the University of Washington. "We saw no difference in the two groups in any of these measures."
The International Academy of Oral Medicine and Toxicology, a group that promotes mercury-free dentistry and believes that mercury amalgam fillings can cause autism, long-term neurological damage and Alzheimer's disease, disputed the findings.
"Until the doses of mercury that we've measured are shown to be safe — and that's not going to happen — then they should stop using the material," says David Kennedy, a dentist and past president of the anti-mercury group.
The group filed ethics complaints against the institutions involved, including Harvard University, the University of Maine and the University of Washington, for "outrageous" experiments on children.
DeRouen at the University of Washington countered that mercury amalgam fillings have been the standard of care in dentistry with 70 million being implanted every year in the USA. But the entire discussion may soon be moot. Silver fillings and fillings in general are going out of style.
Cavities in adult teeth are down 15% since the late 1980s, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
That's because of better oral hygiene, fluoridation and tooth sealants that prevent decay, says Fred Eichmiller, a dentist at the American Dental Association Foundation in Gaithersburg, Md.
Today, amalgam makes up about 30% of fillings while composite is used in 70%, Eichmiller says. The reason seems to be more about aesthetics than mercury.
"Patients like the tooth-colored composite fillings," he says.
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This is a reply to # 937,023those kinds of feelings are so easy to cultivate.
dr. phyllis pendergrast of fairbanks alaska, you ignorant sl--.
it was in the nineties and i already had more problems healthwise than carter had pills. i went to the dentist this time with some information i had gleaned about mercury causing me problems(god, i could have had a decade head start on this and been 12 years younger to do it!!!! the mental pain and anguish is all consuming).
oh, no, said docter pendergrast. how foolish i was to even consider that a medical doctor in these great united states would ever do anything to knowingly cause harm to their patients. thats when she handed me the freshly penned treatise from the American Destroyer Association(yea, that destroyer, apollyon, the beast, the dragon in revelations) saying that all this talk was nonsense and that these fillings were safe as could be.
that demon drilled several huge merc fillings out and replaced them with fresh mercury. i have never been the same since. and i owe it in a huge, huge part to her and not trusting what my heart was already telling me. i remember the whole thing so well. the ignorance, the blind submission to an authority in the field, the laying down of my life on the alter of greed and avarice of a profession ten times worse than if i had bought opium syrup from a street vendor for my toothache.
yea, its not the gullit i would be thinking of if i were to entertain such barbaric thoughts.
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This is a reply to # 937,266look at bush. look at pendergrast:
http://newsminer.com/2007/07/22/8037
REGATTA: The Red Green Regatta on the Chena River is to take place today, starting at 11 a.m. at the Graehl Boat Landing. I look forward to judging it again, along with Jo Heckman, Patty Kastelic, Lanien Livingston, John Binkley and Dr. Phyllis Pendergrast in a boat driven by Chuck Lemke, who must be a regatta admiral by now.
A high point in regatta history occurred two years ago when the Salvation Army entry, on which the band played “Neared My God to Thee,” sprang a leak and went down near the power plant.
Dermot Cole can be reached at cole@newsminer.com or 459-7530.
dylan was right once again. "steal a little and they throw you in jail, steal a lot and they make you king."
her practice is for sale, if anyone is interested:
http://64.233.167.104/search?q=cache:wUHjisIrViEJ:www.oregondental.org/files/public/0606_classifieds.pdf+Dr.+Phyllis+Pendergrast&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=3&gl=us&client=firefox-a
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