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Joined: Jul 2005
Posts: 27
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Sandra
I agree too. I was told for years I had clinical depression and was treated with virtually every antidepressant under the sun. These suprise, suprise did not work.. As a medical intern myself I later I spent 9months on psychiatric and psychosomatic wards. Looking back knowing what I do now I think yes it is likely that amalgams are responsible for a lot of the behaviorual disorders and depression. Not to forget ruined relationships, suicides, disfunctional families and much of the resulting misery
I do not think the medical/dental professions will ever want this to come out, even when they do recognise it, cause it would force them to admit to being the cause of the suffering of millions. I honestly cant see that happening.
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