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Beware Your Mercury Fillings
A friend of mine noticed that one of her two remaining
mercury amalgam fillings (silver fillings) in her mouth had
a small hole in the center of it. She also had a metallic
taste in her mouth, was more fatigued than usual, and was
not sleeping well.
She went to the dentist as soon as possible. He suspected
that there was an infection below her root canal. This
type of mild, yet ongoing, infection is a common health
problem that can go undetected, putting a strain on your
immune system.
But my friend insisted that it was the tooth right next to
the tooth with the root canal that was the problem.
To my amazement, the dentist asked her to touch the tooth
that she suspected, and he tested her arm using Applied
Kinesiology. (This is the same muscle-testing technique
that I teach for detecting food sensitivities.) Then he
had her touch the other tooth that he suspected, the one
right next to it that has a root canal and cap.
He concurred that the silver (mercury amalgam) filling
appeared to be the problem.
The dentist proceeded to remove the last two silver
fillings in her mouth. Upon further research, I found that
it is usually mercury amalgam fillings that are put under
capped or crowned teeth. So, my friend still has one
silver filling in her mouth under a cap, on the same tooth
that has a root canal. Often, the best thing for one's
health may be to remove the whole tooth, as hidden
infections can be present under root canals. These hidden
infections can compromise your immune system.
Mercury fillings, I'm told, must be disposed of as toxic
waste after a dentist removes them. If you have mercury
fillings, each time you chew or grind your teeth you are
potentially ingesting more poison. The mercury builds up
in your brain, pituitary, adrenals, and other parts of the
body. Excess mercury in the body is said to contribute to
Multiple Sclerosis, Chronic Fatigue, Parkinson's Disease,
Alzheimer's, IBS, allergies, and many other diseases.
Mercury from amalgam fillings can permanently damage the
brain, kidneys, and immune systems of children.
In one study, there was a link from mercury fillings to
gastrointestinal problems, sleep disturbances,
concentration problems, memory disturbances, lack of
initiative, restlessness, bleeding gums and other mouth
disorders.
If you are afraid of going to the dentist and don't want to
get mercury fillings removed, consider how much your health
may be suffering every day versus suffering just a few
hours in a dentist chair.
Please look at having your silver fillings taken out.
There are dentists who specialize in mercury amalgam
filling removal, in order to prevent further poisoning
during the removal process.
Take it slowly, and get your silver fillings replaced with
white fillings as they go bad to have them covered by
insurance, or as you can afford it. But, please, do see
your dentist twice a year to prevent major problems in your
mouth that can affect your overall health.
----------------------------------------------------
Anita Murray is a Professional Health Coach, Nutritional
Consultant, and Founding Editor/Owner of
FibromyalgiaHope.com. To learn more about natural ways to
support your health, take this unique, Interactive E-course
entitled, “8 PROVEN STRATEGIES FOR LIVING FREE OF
FIBROMYALGIA”. Discover simple ideas that will change the
course of your illness forever. Sign up for the free
e-course at http://www.fibromyalgiahope.com/getwellnow .
A friend of mine noticed that one of her two remaining
mercury amalgam fillings (silver fillings) in her mouth had
a small hole in the center of it. She also had a metallic
taste in her mouth, was more fatigued than usual, and was
not sleeping well.
She went to the dentist as soon as possible. He suspected
that there was an infection below her root canal. This
type of mild, yet ongoing, infection is a common health
problem that can go undetected, putting a strain on your
immune system.
But my friend insisted that it was the tooth right next to
the tooth with the root canal that was the problem.
To my amazement, the dentist asked her to touch the tooth
that she suspected, and he tested her arm using Applied
Kinesiology. (This is the same muscle-testing technique
that I teach for detecting food sensitivities.) Then he
had her touch the other tooth that he suspected, the one
right next to it that has a root canal and cap.
He concurred that the silver (mercury amalgam) filling
appeared to be the problem.
The dentist proceeded to remove the last two silver
fillings in her mouth. Upon further research, I found that
it is usually mercury amalgam fillings that are put under
capped or crowned teeth. So, my friend still has one
silver filling in her mouth under a cap, on the same tooth
that has a root canal. Often, the best thing for one's
health may be to remove the whole tooth, as hidden
infections can be present under root canals. These hidden
infections can compromise your immune system.
Mercury fillings, I'm told, must be disposed of as toxic
waste after a dentist removes them. If you have mercury
fillings, each time you chew or grind your teeth you are
potentially ingesting more poison. The mercury builds up
in your brain, pituitary, adrenals, and other parts of the
body. Excess mercury in the body is said to contribute to
Multiple Sclerosis, Chronic Fatigue, Parkinson's Disease,
Alzheimer's, IBS, allergies, and many other diseases.
Mercury from amalgam fillings can permanently damage the
brain, kidneys, and immune systems of children.
In one study, there was a link from mercury fillings to
gastrointestinal problems, sleep disturbances,
concentration problems, memory disturbances, lack of
initiative, restlessness, bleeding gums and other mouth
disorders.
If you are afraid of going to the dentist and don't want to
get mercury fillings removed, consider how much your health
may be suffering every day versus suffering just a few
hours in a dentist chair.
Please look at having your silver fillings taken out.
There are dentists who specialize in mercury amalgam
filling removal, in order to prevent further poisoning
during the removal process.
Take it slowly, and get your silver fillings replaced with
white fillings as they go bad to have them covered by
insurance, or as you can afford it. But, please, do see
your dentist twice a year to prevent major problems in your
mouth that can affect your overall health.
----------------------------------------------------
Anita Murray is a Professional Health Coach, Nutritional
Consultant, and Founding Editor/Owner of
FibromyalgiaHope.com. To learn more about natural ways to
support your health, take this unique, Interactive E-course
entitled, “8 PROVEN STRATEGIES FOR LIVING FREE OF
FIBROMYALGIA”. Discover simple ideas that will change the
course of your illness forever. Sign up for the free
e-course at http://www.fibromyalgiahope.com/getwellnow .