Mercury and how bad it is....

swordsmith · 10-03-2008, 10:10 AM

Ive been through the whole mercury toxic gamut, and if anybody needs advice on getting it removed, I can certainly point people in the right direction, especially in the UK. It is not something to just rush out and do , if you do it wrong, at best it can be useless, and at worse make you WAY more toxic.

It requires a really good in the know dentist to take you through the process for many reasons, not least of all because of what you replace it with. A lot of replacement materials are as toxic as the mercury. Some of them are really bad plastics that have estrogenic effects, some of them have radioactive materials in them .

I would recommend mercury removal as a really good thing to do with your cash right now .Get that toxic ***** out of your mouth, it will be money as well spent as if you had GOLD under the mattress. I am concerned about these things being hard to do properly if and when TSHTF.

Thanks for bringing this up, and if anyone out there has anxiety or depression issues , ( lol, apart from what is going on) low immune response, fatigue, brain fog etc etc... and has amalgam fillings, this could be the culprit, obviously exacerbated by mercury in vaccines, chemtrails etc. As an aside, getting rid of candida is almost impossible with those metals in your mouth, candida is a safety reaction in the gut ( and brain sometimes) to protect you from the metals.

I think money spent on getting yourself in better shape is a great preparation for whatever is to come, and teeth have such an amazing effect on general health. For example, root canaled teeth can cause cancer/heart problems chronic fatigue, etc etc. Teeth relate to the meridians also, so a problem in one are of the body/organ cen be improved by toxic teeth being dealt with

Sorry, I can be a tooth bore, but I was nearly dead from my teeth and have been working my way back to health for the last three years. It's a very tricky subject and very few dentists know the right procedures to HELP us. It's no wonder they have the highest suicide rate of all the professions.

How do my teeth look?

10-03-2008, 10:10 AM	#5
swordsmith Unsubscribed Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: south east uk Posts: 379	Re: Mercury and how bad it is.... Ive been through the whole mercury toxic gamut, and if anybody needs advice on getting it removed, I can certainly point people in the right direction, especially in the UK. It is not something to just rush out and do , if you do it wrong, at best it can be useless, and at worse make you WAY more toxic. It requires a really good in the know dentist to take you through the process for many reasons, not least of all because of what you replace it with. A lot of replacement materials are as toxic as the mercury. Some of them are really bad plastics that have estrogenic effects, some of them have radioactive materials in them . I would recommend mercury removal as a really good thing to do with your cash right now .Get that toxic ***** out of your mouth, it will be money as well spent as if you had GOLD under the mattress. I am concerned about these things being hard to do properly if and when TSHTF. Thanks for bringing this up, and if anyone out there has anxiety or depression issues , ( lol, apart from what is going on) low immune response, fatigue, brain fog etc etc... and has amalgam fillings, this could be the culprit, obviously exacerbated by mercury in vaccines, chemtrails etc. As an aside, getting rid of candida is almost impossible with those metals in your mouth, candida is a safety reaction in the gut ( and brain sometimes) to protect you from the metals. I think money spent on getting yourself in better shape is a great preparation for whatever is to come, and teeth have such an amazing effect on general health. For example, root canaled teeth can cause cancer/heart problems chronic fatigue, etc etc. Teeth relate to the meridians also, so a problem in one are of the body/organ cen be improved by toxic teeth being dealt with Sorry, I can be a tooth bore, but I was nearly dead from my teeth and have been working my way back to health for the last three years. It's a very tricky subject and very few dentists know the right procedures to HELP us. It's no wonder they have the highest suicide rate of all the professions. How do my teeth look?