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Joined: Jul 2005
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this makes a lot of sense to me, my fillings fell out when I lost my teeth when I was about 10, I'm 20 now, however I always was suspicious that I still had mercury in my mouth. I would still get symptoms like metallic taste in my mouth even though I had no fillings there, and chewing gum would make me feel real bad. I'm much better now, but after I I lost the fillings I certainly did not get better and went down hill dramatically. It also makes sense that I still had mercury in my mouth after I lost the fillings because I only had 2 fillings and you would have thought after about 10 years my body would have got rid of most of the mercury naturally.. not so, as I have found out from detoxing for the past year..
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