Re: Mercury-Free Bandwagon Gathers Pace


"Robert Morien" <PhD_failure@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:PhD_failure-FBA5D7.23401727082005@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> In article <mqcQe.312951$xm3.289380@attbi_s21>,
> "LadyLollipop" <LadyLollipop@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>> "Peter Bowditch" <myfirstname@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote
>> > "LadyLollipop" <LadyLollipop@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>> >>"Robert Morien" <PhD_failure@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> > <snip>
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>> >>>> Just what is your interest here?
>> >>>
>> >>> To bash spammers and correct mistakes.
>> >>
>> >>I suggest you get lost.
>> >>
>> >>To error is human.
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>> >>Perhaps this will direct you as to where you will should go:
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>> > Learn to use Google, Jan.
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>> This thread in not about Jan.
>>
>> It is sad there are such despicable stalkers.
>>
> The thread has been hijacked

YES, sadly a stalker hijacked it second, after YOU deverted with your usual.

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The thread WAS actually about:

http://www.advancedentist.co.uk/mercury.html

REMOVAL OF AMALGAM/MERCURY (SILVER) FILLINGS

Priority Order for Amalgam Removal

a.. Root canal-treated teeth with pins or screw-posts of non-precious
metals and metal crowns with amalgam cores should be treated first.


b.. Next are amalgams in direct constant contact with gold. Often the
amalgam can be removed while the gold inlays, the crown or the bridge, can
be left. What to do with the fold can be decided later.


c.. Where there is direct intermittent biting contact between amalgam and
gold in opposing teeth.


d.. Where there is direct contact between amalgam and other metals like
partial chromium-cobalt dentures.


e.. Most patients have several different types of amalgam fillings, and
the ones containing the newer types of amalgam high in copper (non-gamma-2
amalgam) should be removed first. The priority order between different
filings can be based on the patient's own opinions or visible signs of
corrosion and discoloration.


f.. Amalgam fillings in contact with gum tissue. It might be necessary to
remove metal-impregnated gum tissue surgically.
Protection of the patient during amalgam removal
The surgery should have good ventilation and an efficient filtration system.
Where possible, rubber dam should be used in conjunction with efficient
high-volume evacuation to protect the patient from the aerosol of
water-coolant spray used with the high-speed cutting. When drilling, the
filling should be sectioned into chunks and elevated where possible. If any
metal has been used as a restorative material, then all amalgams should be
removed first. Patients should wear clothes covering as much skin as
possible.

For sensitive patients, when drilling out amalgam cover the eyes with
wrap-around goggles and use a Relative Analgesia nosepiece with tubing
attached to extend out of operating area to protect against nose inhalation
of mercury vapour. Some practitioners use oxygen flow.

Scheduling of appointments depends very much on the reaction of the patient
after the first treatment. Patients should be monitored and supplementation
varied as necessary.

Post-treatment protocols
Removal of body mercury after removal of fillings is crucial, but often
neglected. A reservoir of mercury has accumulated in the body over the years
and needs to be flushed out. Methods depend on presenting symptoms, vitamin
and mineral supplements such as vitamins A, C, E, B12, folic acid, selenium,
zinc, manganese, magnesium, amino acids, glutathione peroxidase, reduced
gluthathione, glutathione complex and glutamine, digestive enzymes,
essential fatty acids and acidopholous.

Warm baths, low-heat saunas, acupuncture, massage, counselling and healing
have all proved useful. Any remaining Candida, food allergies and digestive
disorders usually become more amenable to treatment.

Most patients who do not feel better retain hardened faecal matter
containing trapped particles of mercury/amalgam and other combination of
corroded metals. Treat with high-fibre diets, added fibre, food-combining
techniques where appropriate (Hay diet) and possible colonic irrigation.
Green food supplements such as spirolina, chlorella, blue green algae and
chlorophyll are rich in vitamins and minerals and bind to heavy metals, but
provided that digestion and absorption are sound, the best source of
nutrients is a good diet. Exercise and reduction of stress play their part
in restoration of health.

Conclusion
Mercury is continuously released from amalgam fillings, and numerous
research investigations have clearly shown that mercury from this source
provides the major contribution to body burden of mercury. The vapour has a
direct pathway to the brain. It is inhaled into the lungs, oxidized to ionic
mercury and binds to cell proteins.

Mercury is the only cumulative vaporizing poison permanently implanted in
the human body.

and it is about spammers

NO, it was NEVER about spammers.

....so it is about
you.

And so YOU are LYING again.

> But remember, you never bash

Remember That is YOU.

What's more you are nothing but a trouble maker and L I A R here.

*In the states we'd call that boutique dentistry and the dentists doing
nothing except finding another creative way to get money from patients.

IE, doing it for the money not the "science"


The We'd must be you and a talking mouse in your pocket.

Basher, liar.


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