The ADA and other "establishment" organizations have stated in the past that mercury does not leach from amalgam fillings. The explanation went like this.

They said that just like hydrogen and oxygen?harmful substances on their own?when mixed make harmless water. They continue saying that mercury?when mixed with the other substances in an amalgam filling?makes a harmless compound.

Interestingly, they also "admitted" that their may be a few "isolated" and "rare" instances where people have an "allergic" reaction to the mercury in an amalgam filling.

My "Common Sense" question is this. If mercury truly binds (and does not leach) and makes a harmless compound in a way similar to water, then how can ANYONE have an allergic reaction to it?

They obviously knew that mercury leaks out. This being the case, and knowing that mercury is highly toxic to EVERYONE (science has known this for a long time), why did they continue to endorse it's use and stubbornly maintain it's safety for decades?

Now, real science (not politics) has proven that mercury does leach out, yet the ADA still maintains that it's safe.

According to Huggins, the ADA makes about $50 million per year in manufacturing royalties from amalgam fillings.

Wake up America! Return to common sense and you may regain your health. This is my wish.

"The ADA owes no legal duty of care to protect the public from allegedly dangerous products used by dentists...Dissemination of information relating to the practice of dentistry does not create a duty of care to protect the public from potential injury."

--American Dental Association lawyers