Re: Facts About Mercury and Dental Amalgam

From: Jan (jdrew63929_at_aol.com)
Date: 06/11/04 

Date: 11 Jun 2004 06:36:45 GMT

>Subject: Re: Facts About Mercury and Dental Amalgam
>From: "jwndds" jnelsondds@shaw.ca
>Date: 6/10/2004 9:01 PM Pacific Standard Time
>Message-id: <Q0byc.690462$Pk3.429762@pd7tw1no>
>
>Well off to bed for me I have a continuing ed. course in the morning. I
>probably won't post on this thread anymore. The arguments are the same as
>they have been for years.

Yes all the evidence and studies have been denied.

>I hope some of you bring your evidence to court and make your stand.

It is happening. Dr. Boyd Haley is speaking to Congress.

http://www.toxicteeth.org

> I'd love to see you proven right

Excuse me if I don't believe that.

>I think it would be one of the highlights on the news for a few weeks.

It has been in the news and in the papers.

> I just think that when professionals look at the
>evidence (dentists obviously aren't professionals) we'd find that it
>wouldn't hot up in court.

I think you are wrong, and yes dentists are must certainly professionals.
although there are some here who certainly don't act like professionals.

>on't let me discourage you though. This is my
>last post on the subject. You'll need to find another troll to flame.
>
>jwn dds

A pity you feel anyone is being flamed.

That is certainly not my intention. The public has a right to know and as long
as dentists remain in denial, they will continue to put this highly toxic metal
in the mouth, where it lets off vapors and leaks to all organs of the body and
this is a proven fact, That is ALL you need to know.

Jan

>"jwndds" <jnelsondds@shaw.ca> wrote in message
>news:pY9yc.727498$oR5.682448@pd7tw3no...
>> Think of all the pain an suffering you could stop in future generations?
>> You'd be a hero... an idol... worshipped by naturopaths everywhere.
>Amalgam
>> would become illegal to use in dentistry. You'd save literally millions
>of
>> people from fibromyalgia and muscular dystrophy.
>>
>> jwn dds
>>
>> "Jan" <jdrew63929@aol.com> wrote in message
>> news:20040610233050.16660.00000926@mb-m15.aol.com...
>> > >Subject: Re: Facts About Mercury and Dental Amalgam
>> > >From: "jwndds" jnelsondds@shaw.ca
>> > >Date: 6/10/2004 7:22 PM Pacific Standard Time
>> > >Message-id: <Ez9yc.690082$Pk3.382536@pd7tw1no>
>> > >
>> > >
>> > >"Jan" <jdrew63929@aol.com> wrote in message
>> > >news:20040610225346.16660.00000921@mb-m15.aol.com...
>> > >> >Subject: Re: Facts About Mercury and Dental Amalgam
>> > >> >From: "jwndds" jnelsondds@shaw.ca
>> > >> >Date: 6/10/2004 5:00 PM Pacific Standard Time
>> > >> >Message-id: <dv7yc.729981$Ig.61231@pd7tw2no>
>> > >> >
>> > >> >If you don't want amalgam don't get them in your mouth. There are
>> > >thousands
>> > >> >of dentists who would gladly replace your amalgams with composite
>> resins
>> > >(me
>> > >> >included). I could use a second car. I can guarantee that we will
>> not
>> > >> >reach a conclusion on this. The scientists here are waiting for
>hard
>> > >> >research to be done.
>> > >>
>> > >> ZZzz
>> > >>
>> > >> *Substantial* *real* *solid* *convincing* *hard* *clear-cut*
>> *reasonable*
>> > >> *significant* *credibile* *compelling* *hard*
>> > >>
>> > >> All excuses, as it HAS been done.
>> > >
>> > >
>> > >Then sue. Make millions. If it is proven with "your" research you
>> should
>> > >make a killing off the trial. Let me be the first to congratulate you.
>> Why
>> > >are you all scared of going to court and retiring on your millions? Do
>I
>> > >smell doubt?
>> >
>> > AFTER what I posted there is NO doubt.
>> >
>> > I don't have the slightest interest in sueing. I DO have an interest in
>> all
>> > those who are STILL suffering and STILL searching for their unanswered
>> health
>> > problems.
>> >
>> > I WAS one of them!!!!!
>> >
>> > Time for dentists to GET HONEST.
>> >
>> > Jan
>> >
>> > >We are not won over by anecdotes and research done by
>> > >> >"doctors" of naturopathy on their guinea pigs at home. The zealots
>> surf
>> > >the
>> > >> >internet for so-and-so-said-this quotes and cut and paste them here
>to
>> > >try
>> > >> >to convince us... whatever.
>> > >>
>> > >> Ph.D chemists, toxicologists.
>> > >>
>> > >> The below isn't *hard* enough for you.
>> > >>
>> > >> http://www.altcorp.com/TESTFoundation/amalgampage.htm
>> > >>
>> > >> http://www.toxicteeth.org/old_web_site/haley-CV.html
>> > >>
>> > >> Murray J. Vimy DMD Clinical Associate Professor Faculty of Medicine,
>> > >University
>> > >> of Calgary. Calgary, Canada,
>> > >>
>> > >> Dr. Vimy is one of the top mercury researchers in the world and his
>> > >comments to
>> > >> the ADA press release are most informative. You can review the
>article
>> I
>> > >> published with Dr. Klinghardt earlier this year for further
>information
>> on
>> > >> mercury detoxification.
>> > >>
>> > >> Drs. Lorscheider and Vimy have shown definitively that mercury is
>> > >continuously
>> > >> released from amalgam fillings, both as vapor and in microscopic
>> > >particles,
>> > >> once the fillings are placed in the teeth. The mercury emitted from
>the
>> > >> fillings is transported to every part of the body via the air
>pathways,
>> > >the
>> > >> digestive tract and the blood stream, and accumulates in tissues and
>> organ
>> > >> systems.
>> > >>
>> > >> 1. Dental Amalgam Mercury: Background. (A summary of research results
>> on
>> > >dental
>> > >> amalgam mercury to date.)M. J. Vimy and F. L. Lorscheider, Faculty of
>> > >Medicine
>> > >> and Medical Physiuology, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta.
>May,
>> > >1993.
>> > >>
>> > >> 2. Dental "Silver" tooth fillings: a source of mercury exposure
>> revealed
>> > >by
>> > >> whole-
>> > >> body image scan and tissue analysis. By Leszek J. Hahn, Reinhard
>> Woiber,
>> > >Murray
>> > >> J. Vimy, Yoshimi Takahashi, and Fritz L. Lorscheider. FASEB Journal,
>> > >Vol.3,
>> > >> Dec. 1989. pp.2641-2646.
>> > >>
>> > >> 3. Whole-body imaging of the distribution ofmercury released from
>> dental
>> > >> fillings into monkey tissues.By Leszek J. Hahn, Reinhard Kloiber,
>> Ronald
>> > >W.
>> > >> Leininger, Murray J. Vimy, and Fritz L. Lorscheider.FASEB Journal,
>Vo.
>> 4,
>> > >> Nov.1990, pp.3256-3260.
>> > >>
>> > >> 4. Mercury from dental "silver" tooth fillings impairs sheep kidney
>> > >function.
>> > >> By N.D. Boyd, H.Benediktsson, M.J. Vimy, D.E. Hooper, and F. L.
>> > >Lorscheider.
>> > >> American Journal of Physiology, No.261, 1991, pp. R1O1O-1014.
>> > >>
>> > >> 5. Maternal-fetal distribution of mercury (203HG) released from
>dental
>> > >amalgam
>> > >> fillings. By M.J. Vimy, Y. Takahashi, and F.L. Lorscheider. American
>> > >Journal of
>> > >> Physiology, No.258, 1990, pp. R939-945.
>> > >>
>> > >> 6. SYMPOSIUM OVERVIEW: Toxicity Assessment of Mercury Vapor from
>Dental
>> > >> Amalgams. By Peter L. Goering, W. Don Galloway, Thomas W. Clarkson,
>> Fritz
>> > >L.
>> > >> Lorscheider, Maths Berlin and Andrew S. Rowland. Journal of
>Fundamental
>> > >and
>> > >> Applied Toxicology, vol.19, 1992, pp.319-329.
>> > >>
>> > >> 7. Evaluation ofthe safety issue of mercury release from dental
>> fillings,
>> > >Fritz
>> > >> L. Lorscheider and Murray J. Vimy. The FASEB Journal, Vol.7, December
>> > >1993,
>> > >> p1432-1433.
>> > >>
>> > >> 8. ADP-Ribosylation of Brain Neuronal Proteins Is Altered by In Vitro
>> and
>> > >In
>> > >> Vivo Exposure to Inorganic Mercury. Pawel Palkiewicz, Henk Zwiers,
>and
>> > >Fritz L.
>> > >> Lorscheider. Journal of Neurochemistry,, Vol.62, No.5, 1994,
>> pp.2049-2052
>> > >>
>> > >> BASIC PHYSIOLOGICAL RESEARCH ON THE RELATIONSHIP OF BRAIN MERCURY
>> > >ACCUMULATIONS
>> > >> FROM DENTAL AMALGAM MERCURY TO ALZHEIMER'S DISEASE
>> > >>
>> > >> William R. Markesbery, M.D., William D. Ehmann, M.D., (and colleagues
>> at
>> > >the
>> > >> University of Kentucky's Sanders-Brown Center on Aging).
>> > >>
>> > >> Drs. Markesbery's and Ehmann's experiments have shown that there are
>> > >higher
>> > >> concentrations of mercury in the autopsied brains of patients who
>died
>> of
>> > >> Alzheimer's than are present in the autopsied brains of patients who
>> did
>> > >not
>> > >> have Alzheimer's. In the Alzheimer's patients' brains, there are also
>> > >lower
>> > >> concentrations of selenium and zinc, the two chief mineral
>antagonists
>> of
>> > >> mercury. Markesbery and Ehmann have also demonstrated that there are
>> > >higher
>> > >> concentrations of mercury in the brains of people who have more and
>> larger
>> > >> amalgam dental fillings. Additional research is underway to link the
>> > >presence
>> > >> of amalgam mlings more closely with the incidence of Alzheimer's.
>> > >>
>> > >> 9. Trace element imbalances in isolated subcellular fractions of
>> > >Alzheimer's
>> > >> disease brains. By David Wenstrup, William D. Ehmann, and William R.
>> > >> Markesbery. Brain Research, No 533, 1990, pp. 125-130.
>> > >>
>> > >> 10. Mercury imbalances in patients with neurodegenerative diseases.
>W.
>> D.
>> > >> Ehmann, E. J. Kasarskis, and W. R. Markesbery. (In Press)
>> > >>
>> > >> MERCURY AS A CAUSE OF TUBULIN TANGLES SIMILAR TO THOSE FOUND IN
>> > >ALZHEIMER'S
>> > >> DISEASE, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF A NON-INVASIVE TEST FOR ALZHEIMER'S
>> > >>
>> > >> Boyd E. Haley, Ph.D. (and colleagues.) Professor of Medical Chemistry
>> and
>> > >> Biochemistry, Markey Cancer Center, University of Kentucky.
>> > >>
>> > >> Dr. Haley has produced tubulin defects in laboratory cultures of
>brain
>> > >tissue
>> > >> by adding a low concentration of mercury plus EDTA, a common food
>> > >additive.
>> > >> Tubulin defects are thought to be the mechanism which produces the
>> neuro
>> > >> fibrillary tangles characteristic of Alzheimer's Disease. Haley has
>> also
>> > >> identified the first biochemical marker for Alzheimer's, that is, an
>> > >enzyme
>> > >> found in Alzheimer's patients cerebro-spinal fluid which is not found
>> in
>> > >normal
>> > >> persons and which could be used as one basis of diagnosis for the
>> disease.
>> > >>
>> > >> 11. HG2+ induces GTF-Tubulin interactions in rat brain similar to
>those
>> > >> observed in Alzheimer's Disease. E. Duhr, C. Pendergrass, E.
>Kasarskis,
>> J.
>> > >> Slevin & B. Haley. FASEB Journal, 1992. Abstract Dated December 3,
>> 1991.
>> > >>
>> > >> 12. HgEDTA Complex Inhibits GTP Interactions With The E-Site of Brain
>> > >> Beta-Tubulin. Edward F. Duhr, James C. Pendergmass, John T. Slevin,
>and
>> > >Boyd E.
>> > >> Haley. Toxicol. Appl. Pharmacol., 1993.
>> > >>
>> > >> 13. DMSA acid partially restores tubulin intereactions to both
>> Alzheimer's
>> > >> Diseased brains and to HGEDTA treated control brains. J.C.
>Pendergrass,
>> > >E.F.
>> > >> Duhr, J.T. Slevin, and B. E. Haley. Experimental Biology 93 Abstract,
>> > >dated
>> > >> November 17, 1992.
>> > >>
>> > >> 14. Aberrant Guanosine Triphosphate-Beta- Tubulin Interaction in
>> > >Alzheimer's
>> > >> Disease. Sabiha Khatoon, Ph.D., Susan R. Campbell, B.S., Boyd E.
>Haley,
>> > >> Ph.D.and John T. Slevin, M.D. Annals of Neurology, Vol.26, No.2,
>August
>> > >1989,
>> > >> pp. 210-215.
>> > >>
>> > >> 15. Detection of glutamine synthetase in the cerebrospinal fluid
>> > >ofAlzheimer
>> > >> diseased patients: A Potential diagnostic biochemical marker. Debra
>> > >Gunnersen
>> > >> and Boyd Haley. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science,
>Vol.89,
>> > >pp.
>> > >> 11949-11953, December 1992, Biochemistry.
>> > >>
>> > >> MERCURY CHELATING AGENTS AND MERCURY ABSORPTION MEASUREMENT
>> > >>
>> > >> H. Vasken Aposhian, Ph.D., University Department of Molecular and
>> Cellular
>> > >> Biology, University of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona.
>> > >>
>> > >> Dr. Aposhian has established, through carefully constructed
>> experiments,
>> > >that
>> > >> in people who have amalgam fillings two-thirds of the total body
>burden
>> of
>> > >> mercury is the product of mercury absorption from amalgam dental
>> fillings.
>> > >He
>> > >> has also created a scoring system based upon the number of fillings
>and
>> > >the
>> > >> number of surfaces on the fillings, quantifying the expression of the
>> > >amount of
>> > >> dental amalgam in an individual's mouth. Finally, he has also been
>> > >> experimenting with chelating agents which might remove mercury
>> > >accumulations
>> > >> from the body.
>> > >>
>> > >> 16. Urinary mercury after administration of 2,3 dimercaptopropane-
>> > >1 -sulfonic
>> > >> acid: correlation with den -tal amalgam score. H. Vasken Aposhian,
>> David
>> > >C.
>> > >> Bruce, Wilfred Alter, Richard C. Dart, Katherine M. Hurlbut, and Mary
>> M.
>> > >> Aposhian. The FASEB Journal, Vo. 6, April 1992, pp. 2472-2476.
>> > >>
>> > >> 17. DMSA and DMPS-Water soluble antidotes for heavy metal poisoning.
>H.
>> > >Vasken
>> > >> Aposhian. American Review of Pharmacology and Toxicology, 1983,
>> > >Vol.23,193-215.
>> > >>
>> > >>
>> > >> 18. Determination and Metabolism ofDithiol Chelating Agents, XII.
>> > >Metabolism
>> > >> and Pharmacokinetics of Sodium 2, 3-Dimercap top ropane-2-Sulfonate
>in
>> > >Humans.
>> > >> Richard M. Maiorino, Richard C. Cart, Dean E. Carter and H. Vasken
>> > >Aposhian.
>> > >> The Jourmal of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, 1991, Vol.
>> 259
>> > >No.2,
>> > >> pp.808-814.
>> > >>
>> > >> 19. MESO-2, 3 -DIMERCAPTOS UCCINIC ACID:Chemical, Pharmacological and
>> > >> Toxicological Properties of an Orally Effective Metal Chelating
>Agent.
>> H.
>> > >> Vasken Aposhian and Mary M. Aposhian.
>> > >>
>> > >> MERCURY AND RENAL DISEASE
>> > >>
>> > >> James S. Woods, Battelle Seattle Research Center and the University
>of
>> > >> Washington, Seattle, Washington, and colleagues.
>> > >>
>> > >> Dr. Woods has been investigating how kidney tissue is damaged by the
>> > >presence
>> > >> of maercury. He has also identified ways in which porphyrin
>> relationships
>> > >are
>> > >> disrupted by the presence of mercury, which could provide another
>type
>> of
>> > >> marker to test for the presence of mercury in body tissues.
>> > >>
>> > >> 20. Mercury-induced H202 production and lipid per-oxidation in vitro
>in
>> > >rat
>> > >> kidney mitochondria. Bert-Ove Lind, Dennis M. Miller and James S.
>> Woods.
>> > >> Biochemical Pharmacology, Vol.42, 1991, Suppl. pp. S181-S187.
>Pergamon
>> > >Press.
>> > >>
>> > >> 21. Urinary Porphyrin Profiles as Biomarkers of Trace Metal Exposure
>> and
>> > >> Toxicity: Studies on Urinary Prophyrin Excretion Patterns in Rats
>> during
>> > >> Prolonged Exposure to Methyl Mercury. James S. Woods, Miriam A.
>Bowers,
>> > >and
>> > >> Holly A. Davis. Toxicology and Applied Pharmacology, Vol.110, 1991,
>> > >pp.464-476.
>> > >>
>> > >>
>> > >> 22. Enhancement of Gamma-Glutamylcysteine Syn-thetase mRNA in Rat
>> Kidney
>> > >by
>> > >> Methyl Mercury. James S. Woods, Holly A. Davis, and Robert P. Baer.
>> > >Archives of
>> > >> Biochemistry and Biophysics, Vol. 296, No.1, July 1992, pp. 350-353.
>> > >>
>> > >> 23. Quantitative Determination of Porphyrins in Rat and Human Un tie
>> and
>> > >> Evalution of Urinary Prophyrin Profiles during Mercury and Lead
>> Exposures.
>> > >> Miriam A. Bowers, Lauri J. Aicher, Holly A. Davis, and James S.
>Woods.
>> The
>> > >> Journal of Laboratory and Clinical Medicine, St. Louis. Vol.120,
>No.2,
>> > >> pp.272-281, August, 1992.
>> > >>
>> > >> ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE
>> > >>
>> > >> Anne 0. Summers, Ph.D., Department of Molecular Biology and
>> Microbiology,
>> > >> University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia
>> > >>
>> > >> Dr. Summers has been engaged in research on gastrointestinal tract
>> > >bacteria and
>> > >> their resistance to antibiotics, which is a serious and widespread
>> medical
>> > >> problem. With the collaboration of Drs. Lorscheider and Vimy and Dr.
>> > >Stuart
>> > >> Levy at Tufts University, she has demonstrated that bacterial
>> resistance
>> > >to
>> > >> antibiotics can be created by exposing GI tract bacteria to mercury,
>> such
>> > >as
>> > >> that absorbed into the GI tract through the presence of amalgam
>dental
>> > >fillings
>> > >> in the mouth.
>> > >>
>> > >> 24. "Silver" Dental Fillings Provoke An Increase in Mercury and
>> Antibiotic
>> > >> Resistant Bacteria in the Mouth and Intestines of Primates. Anne 0.
>> > >Summers,
>> > >> Murray Vimy and Fritz Lorscheider, The Alliance for the Prudent Use
>of
>> > >> Antibiotics (APUA) Newsletter, Fall 1991, Vol.9, No.3, pp.4-5.
>> > >>
>> > >> 25. Mercury Released from Dental "Silver" Fillings provokes an
>increase
>> in
>> > >> Mercury- and Antibiotic-Resis-taut Bacteria in Oral and Intestinal
>> Flora
>> > >of
>> > >> Primates.
>> > >>
>> > >> Anne 0. Summers, Joy Wireman, Murray J. Vimy, Fritz L.Lorscheider,
>> Bonnie
>> > >> Marshall, Stuart B. Levy, Sam Bennett, and Lynne Billard.
>Antimicrobial
>> > >Agents
>> > >> and Chemotherapy, April 1993, Vol.37, No.4, p.825-834.
>> > >>
>> > >> CLINICAL MEDICAL TREATMENT OF DENTAL-FILLING MERCURY TOXICITY
>> > >>
>> > >> Alfred V. Zamm, M.D., FACA, FACP, ill Maiden Lane, Kingston, New York
>> > >> 12401-4597 Reports on clinical treatment of a wide variety of
>> illnesses
>> > >> linked to dental amalgam mercury toxicity by a dermatologist and
>> allergy
>> > >> specialist.
>> > >>
>> > >> 26. Candida Albicans Therapy: is there ever an end to it? Dental
>> Mercury
>> > >> Removal: an effective adjunct. Alfred V. Zamm, M.D., FACA, FACP.
>> Journal
>> > >of
>> > >> 0rthomolecu-lar Medicine, Vol.1 No.4, pp.261-266.
>> > >>
>> > >> 27. Dental Mercury: A Factor That Aggravates and Induces Xenobiotic
>> > >> Intolerance. Alfred V. Zamm, M.D., FACA, FACP. Journal of
>> Orthomolecular
>> > >> Medicine, Vo. 6 No.2, Second Quarter 1991, pp.67-77.
>> > >>
>> > >> 28. Mercury and Dentistry: What the Sensitive Patient Should Know.
>> Alfred
>> > >V.
>> > >> Zamm, M.D., FACA, FACP. The Mercury in Medicine and Dentistry
>> Newsletter
>> > >> Quarterly, Vol.1 No.1, Autumn 1986, pp.1-8.
>> > >>
>> > >> 29. Removal of Dental Mercury: Often an Effective Treatment for the
>> Very
>> > >> Sensitive Patient. Alfred V Zamm, MD, FACA, FACP. Journal of
>> > >Orthomolecular
>> > >> Medicine, Vol.5, No.3, Third Quarter 1990, pp.138-
>> > >>
>> > >> RESEARCH ON THE IMPACT OF DENTAL MERCURY ON THE IMMUNE SYSTEM, BRAIN,
>> AND
>> > >> NEUROLOGICAL SYSTEM. David Eggleston, D.D.S.
>> > >>
>> > >> 30. Effect of dental amalgam and nickel alloys on T-lymphocytes:
>> > >preliminary
>> > >> report. Eggleston, David W. DDS. Journal of prosthetic dentistry: May
>> > >1984, Vol
>> > >> 31, No.5.
>> > >>
>> > >> 31. Correlation of dental amalgam with mercury in brain tissue.
>> Eggleston
>> > >David
>> > >> W. DDS, Magnus Nylander DDS, et al. J. Pros. Dent. 58:704-7,1987
>> > >>
>> > >> 32. Dental Amalgam: A Review of the Literature. Eggleston, DW:
>Compend.
>> > >Cont.
>> > >> Ed. Dent. Vol. X, No.9.
>> > >>
>> > >> Jan
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>> > >I've met with Dr. Vimy a few years ago when I was researching amalgam
>he
>> > >lives a few hours from me. He is eccentric to say the least. I
>thought
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>> > >didn't trust dentists?
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