From Hesham El-Essawy


Dear All,

By way of clarification please note that:

1. I do not use rubber dam because IT DOES NOT PROVIDE ENOUGH PROTECTION FOR THE PATIENT. My simple methods on the other hand ensure total protection as it depends on building multilayered barriers between the teeth and the throat hence the total protection or the patient. However, we need sedation to make that tolerable or the patient.

2. Using the quadrant removal order serves no good purpose.

3. Using charcoal serves no good purpose either, as it will not adsorb mercury vapour once it gets wet.

4. Chlorella removes no mercury, as shown by our experiments.

5. Removing amalgam in stages will only result in mercury vapour coming out of the amalgam that has not been removed yet and hiding under the white fillings that were placed. All amalgam must be removed at once in order to prevent this from happening.

In a general response to all the points raised, may I quote the Arab Andalucian scientist ibn sinna who once said, “Your hypothesis might be valid, but why not try the experiment?” The method we adopt came about after careful examination and after subjecting them to the all important experimentation.

As to the question of fees, I would do it for nothing if I could. It is enough for me to be able to help a sick person recover his health after a long suffering. I was there before and I know how mercury toxic people feel from my own experience.

Best wishes.

Hesham