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Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 22
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Hi Guys, I've been developing this theory about how a lot of mercury remains in our teeth even after amalgams have been removed. I was going to post it here but I stumbled across Google Pages and decided to put it up there as a web page. Here is the link: Pulp Theory Here is a quotation from the first paragraph: "This page presents a theory I have been developing about amalgam poisoning through the roots of teeth. I've noticed that most websites about amalgam poisoning refer to mercury released from the surface of an amalgam filling but I haven't read much about mercury being transported up through the roots of teeth. This is critical because I believe that a significant amount of mercury remains in the tooth after the amalgam filling has been removed and is still releasing mercury into the system on a daily basis through the root of the tooth. It would explain why many people don't feel an immediate improvement after having their amalgams removed and would explain why people feel significantly worse chelating because all it is doing is speeding up the release of mercury from the teeth into the system." I've put an X-ray of my teeth on the page and have found some scientific papers that seem to back up the theory. I would be interested to know what you guys think. Thanks, Jolon.
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