It's worth a try..except it's so expensive.
Also avoid tuna fish.
mercury boils [vaporizes?] at 674.33 degrees Fahrenheit
Abundance: Earth: 0.05 ppm
# Heat of:
* Vaporization: 59.15 kJ mol-1
* Atomization: 61 kJ mol-1
[whatever that means]
A Danish study found that Multiple Sclerosis
Guaranteeing Accurate Patient Information on Mercury Amalgam Filling Toxicity
Augusta, Maine, August 23, 2001
Maine Governor Angus King today signed the most advanced bill in the United states requiring dentists to inform their patients that amalgam dental fillings contain a large percentage of
Amalgam tooth fillings are an alloy of 50 percent mercury, 35 percent silver, 13 percent tin, 2 percent copper, and a bit of zinc.
..it takes some skill to mix properly.
Now, this is what I always thought about the name quicksilver...
Ode
The quick and the dead
An old term for the element
At 11:37 AM 5/30/2005 -0400, you wrote:
Ode Coyote wrote:
Silver makes a silver/mercury amalgum more stable.
Having bound with the mercury, the mercury further hardens and is less
likely to migrate some place else.
If it doesn't migrate, it's less toxic.
Mercury isn't toxic. Mercuric oxide
A crown is not a filling.
ode
At 12:59 PM 5/30/2005 -0500, you wrote:
Re: CSmercury and silver
* From: Rowena wrote:
* Date: Mon, 30 May 2005 07:02:14
So what's in gold fillings, I wonder -
besides gold?
According to my dentist, materials in
Simple pressure on a tooth nerve can give you a whale of a headache and you can't tell if it's the tooth hurting your head or vice versa.
I've had them and flossing cured it.
I used to smoke a pipe and crunching the stem gave me headaches.
Now what of a pressure packed filling?..one that got
A friend of mine is looking into knee surgery in Thailand for about
$3,000 including airfare and 2 week four star hospital stay as opposed
to over $25,000 here in the USA with a day or two max hospital stay.
Maybe you-all in Australia could check out the feasibility of amalgam
replacements in
I had my gold foils done at UCLA dental school. It took longer but was very
reasonable. As I recall it was about 100 a tooth. At a dental school you
just pay for the supplies. Because it was such an old process the head of
the school came in to teach the class on my teeth and did all the work.
No, but it's metals in your (or perhaps my) mouth...
Dan
Re: CSmercury and silver
From: Ode Coyote (view other messages by this author)
Date: Tue, 31 May 2005 06:49:02
A crown is not a filling.
ode
At
OK -- I've got a small cavity in a tooth that was previously filled with
silver. The old filling has to be removed in order to deal with the new
cavity.
This is a good time to eliminate the silver completely in that tooth. What
exactly should I request the dentist refill the tooth with? MA
All of my amalgam fillings were removed and replaced with composite some
30 years ago. Not because I knew anything about mercury (at the time had
no idea amalgam even contained mercury) but because the amalgam reacted
electrically with my gold crowns causing a very painful electric shock
when
This might be individual. I had mine replaced with composite, which is
basically plastic, and might have problems of its own for some people.
At the time I was told I'd have to have the composite fillings replaced
every 10 years or so maximum, and yet in all these years only one that
cracked
In a message dated 5/30/05 10:57:44 AM Central Daylight Time,
new...@aapt.net.au writes:
I played with the mercury out of a broken thermometer when I was little. I
probably touched it to see it dissipate into little globules, though my
mother did tell me how dangerous mercury was.
We've
Hello Silverlist!
I have been bestilled for a while, owing to machine problems, and, worse,
our government's thrilling electricity fever.
I am back at work, my eyes are just fine, and the pupils of my class very
happy to see me back (stand-in wuzabitty dry, see).
So I am runing after my
Just ask your dentist for composite fillings. It is white stuff, very
hard, and it hardens with light they have in their apparatus. It is
'composed' of two basics, that will last long, althoug after a few years can
begin to leak. And it is as good as harfmless, surely compared with amalgam,
Please do drop in to let us know when your webpage is up and going.
Thanks,
sol
Faith Saint Francis wrote:
or in need of any segment of Reflexology (Web Page very soon ready to
launch!) please write to faithstfran...@interneeds.net and we'll do
whatever is in our range of helping.
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Big Ditto on the mercury being toxic. Al Huggins wrote a great book called
It's all in your head he was a one time dentist who went back to shcool and
became an immunologist I think it was anyway he has been blowing the whissle
big time on the dangers of mercury fillings and I might add mercury
Okay!
Maybe next week or so, depending how my fingers work the key-board...
Faith
From: sol sol...@sweetwaterhsa.com
Reply-To: silver-list@eskimo.com
To: silver-list@eskimo.com
Subject: Re: CSFaith saying good-bye
Date: Tue, 31 May 2005 17:19:10 -0600
Please do drop in to let us know when your
Interestingly, the term was also used to describe a certain state of
fetal development, at which time the fetus was thought to be truly
alive. I am not positive, but this may have corresponded with the
first felt movements in utero.
JBB
On Tuesday, May 31, 2005, at 20:35 Asia/Tokyo, Ode
Thank you faith for your dedication to our causes. I will contact you again
when I have reflexology questions.
Thank you,
Jill
A dentist in Japan replaced my amalgams with a substance he identified
as Herculite. It is a brand of composite. I found it mentioned
here:
http://www.qualitydentistry.com/dental/terms.html
I have been quite satisfied. The appearance is much better, and the
material has proven quite
List,
I just found this site. Worth a look.
http://www.geocities.com/longevityrpt/
JBB
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