Date:   4/9/2007 10:09:32 PM ( 17 y ago)
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hiya RabbitEars!! :-)


You have such a generous heart!


Yeah, how do you like that! Dr. Hal Huggins mentioned that in his book, "I'ts All in Your Head" about that too- that they have to dispose of the metal Amalgam in Biohazard containers and send it out-- it can't be tossed into the typical garbage bins.


Still the ADA insists it's harmless in our bodies.. Talk about hypocrisy!


One thing I know is that during the last fillings I had replaced, -- (I'd say the the 2nd to the last dental visit when I only needed two more taken out in another month) I breathed in a bit too much of the dental filling vapor in the office- because when they remove the fillings, they have to drill them out, and some vapor gets in the room. I didnt get enough oxygen fast enough-- and immediately started getting extreemly dizzy and tired. I was afraid to drive home! Luckily I had a plug in fan in my car and I stuck it in my face while I put the vent on in the car and opened all the windows. When I got home, I immediately took a shower and rinsed my eyes with canned saline solution.

The tiredness and dizzyness left- but I made sure to take my Dental Chelat , Sodium Alginate, Activated Charcoal, and I doubled up on the Vitamin C .

I had this same reaction decades ago when the dentist was FILLING my molars as a child. I remember feeling really spaced out and dizzy in the back seat of my mom's car leaving the dentist's office. I thought that must be normal after you go to the dentist's office.
 

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