Posted by Larry Hoover on October 12, 2003, at 9:21:08
In reply to Re: Mercury in everything... electricity makes it vent » Larry Hoover, posted by Wolf Dreamer on October 11, 2003, at 15:55:21
> http://home.earthlink.net/~berniew1/damspr15.html
> 5. Most people get significant exposures to Electromagnetic Fields(EMF) from computer monitors, televisions, microwaves, other appliances, and power lines. These exposures have been found to significantly increase release and excretion of mercury in those with amalgam fillings.I have extensively researched amalgam dental materials, and they leak anyway, all the time. Whether or not electrical fields increase that rate isn't of much consequence, in my mind. They're already bad.
> There is more about that in the link.
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> There is something people take which apparently helps the body filter out mercury.The most effectively way to manage mercury exposure is to ensure that you have enough selenium in your body. It binds irreversibly to mercury, and although the mercury remains in your body, it can do no further harm (unless, and until, your body is cremated).
> Does anyone know why with so many building materials around, they don't have something they could use to make decent artificial teeth?There are safe forms of artificial teeth. They're made from ceramics.
> It seems to me that you have too few options for teeth fillings. I'd prefer to have my mercury infested teeth removed entirely, and then replaced with artificial ones if possible.
That's certainly possible. It may well improve your health significantly. If you're serious, you can get permanently implanted artificial teeth. They set metal (titanium, I think) posts into your bone structure, and then mount the teeth onto those posts.
> Much safer than any drill and removal nonsense.
There are safety precautions during amalgam removal procedures that minimize exposure, but you're stuck with having to fill the holes with something else. And all the alternatives have their own risks. Everything has pros and cons, ya know?
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> I was worried about computers and such because if the electromagnetic field caused mercury to leak from tooth fillings, then wouldn't it cause some venting from electronics?Totally different situations. Your mouth isn't sealed. The electronic components with mercury in them are.
> Don't some people get sick from fluorescent lights?
>Do you have more details?
Lar
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