Hi everyone,I have not been here for a while & have to find my way around this new set up!
On Monday the front page of the "Daily Mail"had a front page spread about mercury in fillings & the inevitable rise of alzheimhers dis-ease.
Also today on the radio in Ireland there was a programme about it too,a woman told her story of how she suffered for 10yrs ending up in a wheelchair.Her health returned after her amalgams replaced.

Here's a link for the article, for anyone interested. Doesn't tell us anything we don't already know, but the Mail seems quite up on this issue, and quite regularly runs articles about it.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...British-health-bosses-refuse-action.html

Nicola

These articles are a good thing. The sad thing is that I am convinced that they are now spraying mercury from chemtrails.

I had 4 great years of health after my amalgams were removed. Then, when the chemtrails began to appear, the same symptoms began to reappear, along with a couple others.

Now the spraying is so bad that I can literally taste the sale and metal in the air several times throughout the day.

I certainly hope people have their amalgams removed for the sake of their own health, but I also hope people become involved in stopping the spraying programs.

I completely realize that this is hard for many to accept, but the idea that amalgams we dangerous was hard for people to accept 10 years ago.


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can sb living in the uk tell me what kind of a paper the daily mail is? is it a cheap tabloid or sthg more serious?

This reminds me of what happens when I enter a dental office. It is very hard to explain and if you tell people, they think you're nuts. But when you've been mercury poisoned for years and gone through hell to detox the stuff, you become almost hyperaware/sensitive to future exposures (even "minimal"). Almost as though your system somehow recalls it and sets off an alarm of some kind OR the years of exposure have left one much more vulnerable to it.

Not sure which. But following a lowered immune system from a virus, I found that each time I entered a dental office (even just in the waiting room), I started experiencing unexpected mercurial type symptoms. I could almost sense it...smell it isn't the right word because it's odorless. But my nose would start feeling funny inside. I would feel odd and my heart rate would speed up (though I was not anxious). The aftereffects would usually worsen later on and often it would take me longer than 6 months to improve again.

Once upon a time, this never used to occur. Even WITH amalgams in my mouth, I never had an issue walking into a dental office. So I cannot understand why it started happening later on, but again, I assume it's from a lowered immunity to virus and possibly that my body has sensitised itself to it more in some attempt perhaps to get me to remove myself from the exposure!

Russ, the problem you have chemtrails is of course far worse than an exposure in the dental office. I would not be able to cope at all under such circumstances and wonder if anybody has any idea of a safer place to live? For those that do not experience such effects, they may find it strange or hard to believe. But for those who have experienced it? They know full well what it's like and it's sad to have to go through it in order to believe it!

The Daily Mail is a mid market newspaper with a huge circulation. It is known as the 'housewives' newspaper - the wives of politicians, chief executives etc are said to read it, and it is very influential in opinion forming. It is not necessarily nice - it can be misogynistic, racist, etc etc - but when it wages campaigns it can be powerful. If this article appeared on the front page it is GOOD. But I have tried posting comments before on the Mail website about mercury fillings have affected me, and they did not get published - too uncomfortable for people's mindset I suppose.

Nicola