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Joined: Sep 2007
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Bex, often it's no longer the poisoning that makes the person sick but the constant activation of the immune system. There is another possibility: http://www.holistic-dentistry.com/artalzeimer.aspThis article says if you have a bacteria infected teeth the bacteria will produce Dimethylthiol mercury if there is amalgam. This compound is much much more toxic than any other form of mercury. No wonder some people get so sick from very little amalgam. ----------------- The anerobic bacteria of periodontal disease produce hydrogen sulfide (H2S) and methyl thiol (CH3SH) from cysteine and methionine, respectively. This accounts for the "bad breath" many individuals have. However, in a mouth that produces H2S, CH3SH (from periodontal disease) and Hgo (from amalgam fillings) the very likely production of their reaction products, HgS (mercury sulfide), CH3S-Hg-Cl (methyl thiol mercury chloride) and CH3S-Hg-S-CH3 (Dimethylthiol mercury) has to occur. This is simple, un-refutable chemistry whose presence is supported by easily observable amalgam tattoos. These tattoos are purple gum tissue surrounding certain teeth where the gum and tooth meet and caused by HgS as determined by mercury analysis of such tissue. HgS is one of the most stable forms of mercury compounds and is the mineral form of mercury, called cinnabar, from which mercury is mined from the earth). All of these compounds are classified as extremely toxic and the latter compound, dimethylthiol mercury is very hydrophobic and it solubility similar to dimethyl mercury. Dimethyl mercury was the compound that was recently in the press where only a small amount spilled on the latex gloves of a Dartmouth University professor caused severe medical problems and finally death. Logic implys that anyone with periodonatal disease, anaerobic bacterial infected teeth and mercury containing fillings would be exposed daily to these very toxic compounds. In the Haley laboratory we synthesized the two methylthiol-mercury compounds and tested them. They are extremely cytotoxic at 1 micromolar or less levels and are potent, irreversible inhibitors of a number of important mammalian enzymes, including tubulin and CK. ---------- I do believe that are many people that do not recover or respond after amalgam removal because they still have mercury left. You won't believe it but this happens very often! It's a shame. How could this not show up on X-ray bex? Or did it? If I should not recover fully I will make sure that there no amalgam left. I would like to learn from this mistake...
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