Mercury Detoxification

Mercury is linked to the most degenerative diseases known to man. In many cases these diseases are iatrogenic - i.e. diseases caused by inappropriate medical / dental treatment.

Mercury Detoxification Procedures:Amalgam FillingsBy Dr. William G. DrewMercury is linked to the most degenerative diseases known to man. In many cases these diseases are iatrogenic - i.e. diseases caused by inappropriate medical / dental treatment.Mercury is the second most toxic metal known to man; second only to plutonium. But regardless of ranking, mercury has proven to be the most devastating to the health of mankind through its ability to induce diverse, degenerative diseases. In terms of its toll on human suffering, no other metal comes close.

Many common medical and mental problems are known to be linked to, if not caused by mercury toxicity.The majority of mercury that accumulates in our bodies comes from the "silver" amalgam fillings in our teeth. But mercury can be picked up from numerous other sources including artificial flowers, ammunition cartridges, various chemicals including aldehydes, acetic acid, acetone (as in finger nail polish removers), alcohols (as in spirits and rubbing alcohols), chlorine (as in drinking water and chlorine bleaches), disinfectants, cosmetics, Q-tips, dental appliances, dary cell batteries, dyes, electroplated products, felt hats, gold, inks, vapor lamps, mirrors, pharmaceutical products (drugs), pottery, prints, radio tubes, storage batteries, thermometers, wood preservatives, and others.But the majority of the mercury in your body comes from so-called silver amalgams. The term "silver amalgams" is misleading. Amalgam fillings contain no silver but a whole host of toxic metals including mercury from which its silver appearance derives. In fact, these fillings contain 53 percent or more mercury along with other dangerous and toxic metals including copper, nickel, zinc and tin.

Dental Filling and Mercury

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