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All these Amalgam and Flouride posts!!

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Dr.Braces - 29 Mar 2006 06:17 GMT
All these Amalgam and Flouride posts are starting to drive me crazy, if
you are not an expert in the field, please don't post anything, or keep
the discussion in one thread.

Just as a note for the public, as a Dentist,  I will happly place  
Amalgam as a good filling material in my family and kids, I will
continue to support the use of Flouride in my family and kids.

I feel that that they are both a proven methods to effectivly help the public.

Dr. Braces
Keith P Walsh - 29 Mar 2006 09:29 GMT
Dear Dr Braces,

It has been demonstrated experimentally that metal amalgam dental
fillings generate electrical potentials with magnitudes of up to 350
millivolts.

See:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=PubMed&cmd=Retrieve&list_uids=2
231160&dopt=Citation


The resting potentials of the neurological synapses in your children's
nerves are only 70 millivolts.

However, it appears that experimental investigations to determine
whether or not the electrical potentials generated by amalgam fillings
are able to dissipate electrical energy through the nerves in your
children's heads have never been carried out.

If you have never carried out any such investigations yourself then
please stop presuming that you are in a position to approve the use of
amalgam fillings in restorative dentistry.

Just as a note for the public (and for Dr Braces' kids should they ever
read this), I rather suspect that when it comes to the thermoelectric
and electromagnetic properties of dental amalgams Dr Braces, as a
dentist, is just as ignorant as everyone else.

Keith P Walsh
Keith P Walsh - 29 Mar 2006 10:50 GMT
Dear Dr Braces,

It has been demonstrated experimentally that metal amalgam dental
fillings generate electrical potentials with magnitudes of up to 350
millivolts.

See:

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=PubMed&cmd=Retrieve&list_uids=2
231160&dopt=Citation


The resting potentials of the neurological synapses in your children's
nerves are only 70 millivolts.

However, it appears that experimental investigations to determine
whether or not the electrical potentials generated by amalgam fillings
are able to dissipate electrical energy through the nerves in your
children's heads have never been carried out.

If you have never carried out any such investigations yourself then
please stop presuming that you are in a position to approve the use of
amalgam fillings in restorative dentistry.

Just as a note for the public (and for Dr Braces' kids should they
ever
read this), I rather suspect that when it comes to the thermoelectric
and electromagnetic properties of dental amalgams Dr Braces, as a
dentist, is just as ignorant as everyone else.

Keith P Walsh
Dr.Braces - 30 Mar 2006 07:33 GMT
most metals have been shown to create electrical potentials,  so post
some real pear reviewed (scientific journal) research on how electrical
potientials have effected humans.  You are not saying anything.  the
sky is blue, so do an experiment to show you should not look at it !??!

Static electricity is much higher volts, and there are not warning on
carpets now to rub your shoes in fear you be be exposed.

Read up on the physiology of the Peizoelectric effect on and it's
effect on bone, you will be surprised that this normal effect is
requried for normal bone maintaance.

> Dear Dr Braces,
>
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>
> http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?db=PubMed&cmd=Retrieve&list_uids=2
231160&dopt=Citation

The

> resting potentials of the neurological synapses in your children's
> nerves are only 70 millivolts.
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>
> Keith P Walsh
Keith P Walsh - 30 Mar 2006 10:30 GMT
> most metals have been shown to create electrical potentials,  so post
> some real pear reviewed (scientific journal) research on how electrical
> potientials have effected humans.  You are not saying anything.  the
> sky is blue, so do an experiment to show you should not look at it !??!

It is the natural function of the human neurological system to transmit
signals in the form of tiny electrical impulses.

However, it is not the natural function of the human neurological
system to be permanently dissipating the electrical energy generated by
the amalgam fillings placed in teeth.

The widespread adoption of amalgam as a material for use in restorative
dentistry was quickly followed by the rise to prominence in our
societies of psychiatric "medicine".

Perhaps the problems caused by large numbers of people having electric
batteries in their teeth are not too small to worry about.

Perhaps they are too large to recognise.

And perhaps our societies have become dominated by people who are
either not intelligent enough to realise the truth or too arrogant to
acknowledge it.

People like yourself, perhaps.

Keith P Walsh
Clinton - 29 Mar 2006 13:06 GMT
> All these Amalgam and Flouride posts are starting to drive me crazy, if
> you are not an expert in the field, please don't post anything, or keep
> the discussion in one thread.

SSSShhh, everyone , the dental Gods have spoken! NO matter that
the ADA is to spineless to take any legal responsability for amalgam
in court if it were so safe.......their memebers can still tell the
public
to sssssh......because,... getting a second grade science education in
materials science in dental school makes all dentists top Banana when
(as Joel would say), they SPEAKeth their Holy on amalgam!

> Just as a note for the public, as a Dentist,  I will happly place
> Amalgam as a good filling material in my family and kids, I will
> continue to support the use of Flouride in my family and kids.
> Dr. Braces

I would suggest you buy a telescope confirm that the earth does revolve
around the Earth, then rent a Jerome meter to confirm that indeed
amalgams
leach off large amounts of Hg vapor continuously
Tony Bad - 30 Mar 2006 02:52 GMT
> SSSShhh, everyone , the dental Gods have spoken! NO matter that
> the ADA is to spineless to take any legal responsability for amalgam
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> materials science in dental school makes all dentists top Banana when
> (as Joel would say), they SPEAKeth their Holy on amalgam!

This from someone who just discovered there is still volcanic activity on
earth. Yeah, we'll count on you for scientific insights from now on.

T

p.s. Dinosaurs are now extinct....pass it on.
Clinton - 30 Mar 2006 10:04 GMT
> > SSSShhh, everyone , the dental Gods have spoken! NO matter that
> > the ADA is to spineless to take any legal responsability for amalgam
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>
> T

Unfortunately that you missed the whole point of that excercise, which
is, it
doesn't make sense for temperatures to be sustained inside the earths
core
for so long, unless one realizes the unlikely phenomena of
radioactivity.
This was on a recent PBS show or something.

Apparently you still don't realize how illogical this was without
realizing the underlying
cause because you accepted what you saw. Obviously there continues to
be a lot of Volcanic activity so it must be so.

I can't say how I would have acted in the case of amalgam sense I was
affected before
I even realized it had Hg, but in this case the difference in my logic
is clear. When
asked this question I responded:

"I  can't think of a reason why that is (that the EArth doesn't cool
off)"

your response is (not realize the "radioactive" mechanism)

"There are still Volcanos, so it must be so!"

While in this case there is a reason
for the Earth's core to sustain extremetly high temperatures over
billions of years, you probably didn't question the unlikelyness of it.
Similar patterns accpetance
seem to occur with amalgam becuause hg (Which is oderless, cannot be
detected with human eye and is difficult to measure in the tissue)
'appears'
to be harmless.

> p.s. Dinosaurs are now extinct....pass it on.
Joel344 - 01 Apr 2006 02:29 GMT
You mean Jurassic Park was not real?

**

Tony Bad Wrote:

> > SSSShhh, everyone , the dental Gods have spoken! NO matter that
> > the ADA is to spineless to take any legal responsability for amalgam
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>
> p.s. Dinosaurs are now extinct....pass it on

--
Joel34
Dr.Braces - 30 Mar 2006 07:25 GMT
Perhaps I did not specifically say that it was my opinion.  Who are
you? what background do you have?

>> All these Amalgam and Flouride posts are starting to drive me crazy, if
>> you are not an expert in the field, please don't post anything, or keep
[quoted text clipped - 17 lines]
> amalgams
> leach off large amounts of Hg vapor continuously
Clinton - 30 Mar 2006 10:37 GMT
> Perhaps I did not specifically say that it was my opinion.  Who are
> you? what background do you have?

I have a background in science and engineering, but You are
representing
yourself as a dentist. So I would expect your proclimations to be
accurate.

What you are doing would be like an engineer saying. I a member of the
IEEE and I say that microwaves are proven safe! Please if anybody is
not an engineer or scientist you have not right to contradict me!
Peter Meiers - 29 Mar 2006 17:57 GMT
Continue to support _flouride_ use for your family and kids, while most
of the related posts here will be about _fluoride_. Get back once you
know what you are talking about ...

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"Dr.Braces" schrieb:

> All these Amalgam and Flouride posts are starting to drive me crazy, if
> you are not an expert in the field, please don't post anything, or keep
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>
> Dr. Braces
kureforcrohns@sbcglobal.net - 29 Mar 2006 18:48 GMT
AMEN.
You can be mny dentist.
Gail

> All these Amalgam and Flouride posts are starting to drive me crazy, if
> you are not an expert in the field, please don't post anything, or keep
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>
> Dr. Braces
Clinton - 29 Mar 2006 19:54 GMT
> AMEN.
> You can be mny dentist.
> Gail

This is serious sh.t. Amalgam the #1 daily source of Hg is used in
billions of kids. Can't you save the suck up mode for the the other
dental list?Amen!
kureforcrohns@sbcglobal.net - 30 Mar 2006 01:02 GMT
> > AMEN.
> > You can be mny dentist.
> > Gail
>
> This is serious sh.t.    Excuse me.    Your sentence is a little
superfluous.    I would leave out the "serious" .    What proof do you have
that kids  are harmed by amalgam.     In all the years it has been used and
saved countless teeth, the life span is better and don't know of anyone that
can trace their problems to amalgams without a doubt.
  Can I send you my bills for all the problems with composites.     If you
know what Crohns and Ulcerative Colitis is, now there is a problem. ..
Talk about priorities.     I guess the clock that squeaks the loudest gets
the oil.    or something like that.     No insult intended.    Your
sincerity is commendable, but sme people DO disagree.

> Gail
Clinton - 30 Mar 2006 10:23 GMT
> > > AMEN.
> > > You can be mny dentist.
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> superfluous.    I would leave out the "serious" .    What proof do you have
> that kids  are harmed by amalgam.

For one thing warnings/advisors in many countries. You think it's wise
for a pregnant
woment to have Her fillings drilled out?

    In all the years it has been used and
> saved countless teeth, the life span is better and don't know of anyone that
> can trace their problems to amalgams without a doubt.

There have been thousands of adverse reports , published papers showing
correlations with micromercuralism and elevated blood Hg (sometimes
even attributed to bruxissm) dozens of lawsuits against the ADA ,
dentists manufacturers, and one amalgam manufactuer went out of
business.

You can never "prove anything without a doubt". Can you prove that
smoke from a cigarette "really" caused lung cancer?

However it is evident that your understanding of mateials is poor and
you really don't
understand how unstable amalgam is (or can be), otherwise you wouldn't
seem so
shocked that amalgam could cause problems. This seems to be a common
problem
with most of the dentists here and it wasn't really clear to me before
how simple
peoples understanding of materials is. Maybe the best way to approach
this issue
in the future is to illustrate in more detail, the "real" properties of
amalgam with pictures
or videos. (The only reason people haven't tried more of this is that
even videos showing
Hg smoking off a filling don't seem to make a dent in peoples
wholeharded acceptence
or amalgam stability.)

>    Can I send you my bills for all the problems with composites.

That is a separate issue.

>  If you
> know what Crohns and Ulcerative Colitis is, now there is a problem. ..

Getting poisoned with a poorly performing filling is a problem that
would have
you in tears. Do you have Crohns? I thought that was another poster. If
not
why bring it up?

> Talk about priorities.     I guess the clock that squeaks the loudest gets
> the oil.    .    Your
> sincerity is commendable, but sme people DO disagree.

i guess what irritates me is when people fall in line with what
dentists say just
because they are dentists. however this is science dental so discussing
materials
propeties is what should be the norm IMO, and if anything generalized
dismissals of
serious topics are off topic. Also the "squeaky wheel" IMO is the ADA
which shouts the
safety of amalgam to the media continously while refusing to be held
accountable
in court.
kureforcrohns@sbcglobal.net - 30 Mar 2006 20:02 GMT
Crohns can be considered off topic here, but what is not known about it, can
outmatch what is not known about amalgams.    No, I do not know much about
amalgams or all that is behind that topic.    But I can say. with certainty
that I DO  know more about crohns than the physicians and pharmaceutical
companies .
All that you attribute to amalgams, part of could certainly fall in the
realm of crohns.    Crohns is a disabler, killer, causing depression,
fatigue and whatever else the body is capable of going awry.    The only
difference is, crohns cause is so hidden, so unbelievable that it has evaded
detection through the ages.    I only wish all that you say can be caused by
amalagam, the remedy would be so simple.     But crohns outweighs  amalgam
in that the harm is easily recognized, here and now and is increasing by the
tremendous numbers in most nations.
Children are recognized as having unusual problems, psychiatry has
progressed or regressed to simply providing an RX for depressants rather
than talk therapy.
So what causes all this?      STIMULANTS.     Believe this or not, one
person using a stimulant (i.e. Xanax, buspar, depakote, flexeril, marijuana,
cocaine, st johns wort, kava kava, ALL ANTI-DEPRESSANTS) has the uncanny
power to transmit harm to a second or third, etc. innocent person who may
not be on any drugs, simply by  a mind/body connection and stimulant.
The two or more persons must have a mind connection, but the harm continues
whether the two or more persons are in the same room or miles apart.
Sometimes it takes two or three weeks until the mind connection becomes
active.   Those involved can be friends,  relatives, not casual
acquaintances.  I say I know more than physicians about crohns because they
do not recognize this. that the cause is not medical, but the treatment
(which they concentrate in research) is necessary once it appears..  Manmade
illness, weird, unscientific, but it defies all logical aspects we expect of
a disease.   It is not an organic illness.   Anyone and anyoane does get it,
due to the vast use of stimulants.    I think of it as a sister in argument
to amalgams and smoking, in that it is a second hand hazard.
The effects of stimulants is getting to be known, but far too  slow for the
present.    Pregnant women who have taken anti-depressants during pregnancy

> For one thing warnings/advisors in many countries. You think it's wise
> for a pregnant
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> accountable
> in court.
kureforcrohns@sbcglobal.net - 30 Mar 2006 20:42 GMT
I thought I lost this post, but it is incomplete so will try to continue in
a coherent manner as it is hard to follow up.
Gail
> Crohns can be considered off topic here, but what is not known about it, can
> outmatch what is not known about amalgams.    No, I do not know much about
[quoted text clipped - 30 lines]
> The effects of stimulants is getting to be known, but far too  slow for the
> present.    Pregnant women who have taken anti-depressants during
pregnancy have had stillborn babies or babies with severe problems.
Well, this is too large a problem to be solved here, and  I can speak
forever on the sorry condition of the world due to the ignorance of  the
effects of stimulants.    It is far more a problem than the visible
amalgams.    The very mystery of it puts us all and loved ones in harms way.
I will not say you are wrong, I do not know.    I do not think I have been
harmed by amalgams, but you or anyone not harmed by stimulants would
probably say the same thing.   And even those harmed by stimulants do not
believe the cause as said by one layperson.      But  we can all agree there
is a problem.
If you care to, refer to a forum set up by eye physicians to answer
questions about problems caused by crohns         DoctorBrains.org
I have a post there with the name of Kureforcrohns      titled        Crohns
and Ulcerative Colitis        It is listed under Comments and suggestions
and if not readily apparent, use the User CP and Forum Jump, then User
Control Psnel and then suggestions and comments.
In the meantime, I am certain I have solved nothing for you and you have
solved nothing for me.      The messenger is sometimes an important factor
in such  issues.    My zeal can turn me into a seemingly irrational kook.
Regards anyway
Gail

To an extent, what can be said here as in amalgams, if you have undiagnosed
ailments, look to crohns.    (After ruling out legitimate ailments)

> Sorry for the repetitious post.   It just happened that way.
Clinton - 30 Mar 2006 20:43 GMT
But crohns outweighs  amalgam
> in that the harm is easily recognized, here and now and is increasing by the
> tremendous numbers in most nations.

The mechanisms by which amalgams can break down are understood
scientifically, while your theories on chrons are speculative. I just
find it interesting that you would minimize  solid research
and endorse wholeheartedly a speculative theory.

> Children are recognized as having unusual problems, psychiatry has
> progressed or regressed to simply providing an RX for depressants rather
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> power to transmit harm to a second or third, etc. innocent person who may
> not be on any drugs, simply by  a mind/body connection and stimulant.

Hg can act as a stimulant or even a depressant on the nervous system
believe it or not! Hg loves the nervous system and attaches itself to
sulphur groups
in the CNS. If your theory on stimulants were true, the damage done by
fillings would be increased a billion fold as well! Can you imagine
suing the ADA based on the fact that the toxic reactions of some people
with amalgam was being transmitted to the entie population? That would
truly be the mother of all lawsuits.
kureforcrohns@sbcglobal.net - 31 Mar 2006 02:14 GMT
Don't know if I understand you correctly.    The harm transmitted by the
stimulant and mind/body connection to another person is not determined by
the stimulant takers condition.
It usually attacks the digestive system OR if there is a weaker part or
organ of the body, it will usually settle there for a while, and if that is
resolved somewhat, move onto another weak part of the body.
I meant to say an RX for anti-depressant (rather than depressant) is the
usual mode of treatment from the Psychiatrist.     Maybe I minimize solid
research in some matters and endorse a speculative theory (as you call it)
because I am the speculator, and know without doubt it is not speculative.
See it constantly, and is the ONE thing I am certain of.
Of course, if ever accepted, who could sue who, it would be a total mess,
because anyone could be suspected, but not readily proven.    It would upset
the use of stimulants so greatly that even legitimate uses would have to be
curbed.      But for other practical uses, true tranquillizers could be
substituted with no harm to anyone, as Valium or Ativan.
I used to take a friend to the psychiatrist, and of course my theory was a
constant subject I brought up.    The doctor did not believe it could be so,
but he did ask always about it.
On the last visit, he said a young man came to him and asked why, everytime
he thought of a certain friend, did he have pain.   The doctor could not
answer and I was not quick enough in thought.
Once out of the office, realized that the answer would be, the boy's friend
was on a stimulant.
There was no next visit, the doctor died before that.    In retrospect, he
was a doctor we both liked, and time would have perhaps convinced him.     I
can cite many instances, but even what is logical in these explanations are
still illogical to the mind that cannot comprehend it.
We  cannot transmit harm from fillings.     The teeth, however can be
affected adversely by crohns illness as any other part of the body can.
Clear, of course not.    It is simply too subtle and variable to be
understood.     It does not follow the path a scientist would walk, but the
path he is researching for crohns and UC will lead nowhere
Gail

> But crohns outweighs  amalgam
> > in that the harm is easily recognized, here and now and is increasing by the
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> with amalgam was being transmitted to the entie population? That would
> truly be the mother of all lawsuits.
Clinton - 31 Mar 2006 02:42 GMT
> Don't know if I understand you correctly.    The harm transmitted by the
> stimulant and mind/body connection to another person is not determined by
> the stimulant takers condition.

Well Hg can act as a stimulant. Come to think of it they did a show
on identical twins once.  The twins reported that sometimes they
could sense trauma in the other twin when they were miles away in
one or two cases. I'm not saying I believed it but that's what these
twins had reported on this show. I also know that a few World Chess
Champions had concerns about thier opponent transmitting thoughts
or trying to hypnotize them during the match , which is why a few
alwayss wore sunglasses.

> It usually attacks the digestive system OR if there is a weaker part or
> organ of the body, it will usually settle there for a while, and if that is
> resolved somewhat, move onto another weak part of the body.

Yup Hg goes through and attacks the digestive tract!
kureforcrohns@sbcglobal.net - 31 Mar 2006 02:56 GMT
In each and every case, there must be a stimulant involved to transmit harm.
The twin would have to be on a stmulant to transmit harm to her sister no
matter where each are located.    And in chess, come to think of it, one
could upset their opponent drastically by being on a stimulant.    Never
realized that.
I once went to a doctor on anti-depressants.    I went to chack a rapid
heartbeat,  and my heart start racing in the presence of the doctor.
Never went back.     Extremely nice doctor, who could not know what his
anti-depressanats could do to some patients.
Gail

> > Don't know if I understand you correctly.    The harm transmitted by the
> > stimulant and mind/body connection to another person is not determined by
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>
> Yup Hg goes through and attacks the digestive tract!
carabelli - 31 Mar 2006 03:09 GMT
......... I also know that a few World Chess
> Champions had concerns about thier opponent transmitting thoughts
> or trying to hypnotize them during the match , which is why a few
> alwayss wore sunglasses........

Polarized?  Will they block 350 mV?

carabelli
Clinton - 31 Mar 2006 03:23 GMT
> ......... I also know that a few World Chess
> > Champions had concerns about thier opponent transmitting thoughts
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>
> carabelli

I am thinking of Fischer in particular, wasn't he  always was concerned
that
the Russians were trying to hypnotize him... and insisted on shutting
off all cameras during the chess match. OCD probably.
kureforcrohns@sbcglobal.net - 31 Mar 2006 03:38 GMT
Cinton,

You are bringing  up some interesting things that could involve stimulants.
Fischer could have sensed something untoward in his feelings and would have
no way of knowing what that would be (stimulants) and thus centered on the
obvious.   Cameras, etc.   I know this has no  place here, but I think I am
learning some things of importance and this IS all part of the world we live
in.
Gail

> > ......... I also know that a few World Chess
> > > Champions had concerns about thier opponent transmitting thoughts
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> the Russians were trying to hypnotize him... and insisted on shutting
> off all cameras during the chess match. OCD probably.
kureforcrohns@sbcglobal.net - 31 Mar 2006 03:24 GMT
> ......... I also know that a few World Chess
> > Champions had concerns about thier opponent transmitting thoughts
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>
> This is a tactic someone might pick up.    Using an anti-depressant in a
chess match that might drastically alter the thinking of the opponent.
Sunglasses in this case would be no barrier or block to the the stimulant.
In further thought, this could be used in any competition involving the mind
or even physical sports, the opponents could be affected.
Always wondered when a young person died for no reason on the playing field,
could someone have been thinking of him that was on a stimulant.    Distance
would be of no matter.
What a complicated world we are subjec to.
Gail
Clinton - 31 Mar 2006 03:38 GMT
> ......... I also know that a few World Chess
> > Champions had concerns about thier opponent transmitting thoughts
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>
> carabelli

Not just Fischer!

http://www.fiu.edu/~mizrachs/emf-war.html

"How many of the EMR weapons possibilities have actually been developed
and/or used? Those not privy to classified information have no way of
knowing. There are plenty of rumors. Boris Spassky claimed he'd lost
the world chess championship to Bobby Fischer because he was being
bombarded with confusion rays. I recall hearing about one secret
American experiment in which a sceintist was supposedly set up with
invitations to three conferences to give the same presentation each
time. The first one went fine, but at the last two he was irradiated
with ELF waves, reportedly to induce Adey's calcium efflux, and he
became confused and ineffective."
kureforcrohns@sbcglobal.net - 31 Mar 2006 03:51 GMT
Wow, Clinton
I am learning things I never knew.    The mind/body connection can only
impart harm with the use of stimulants.      And here are some of the best
minds trying to figure out what causes the mind to fluctuate erratically.
Not saying everything of the mind being affected is caused by stimulants,
but the other methods (confusion rays, etc. are just as strange  and may be
a possibility, but I would doubt it)
Gail

> > ......... I also know that a few World Chess
> > > Champions had concerns about thier opponent transmitting thoughts
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> with ELF waves, reportedly to induce Adey's calcium efflux, and he
> became confused and ineffective."
letsconnect - 30 Mar 2006 01:29 GMT
I think it's because Amalgmas is coming up. It's a bit like Chrimbo.

> All these Amalgam and Flouride posts are starting to drive me crazy, if
> you are not an expert in the field, please don't post anything, or keep
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>
> Dr. Braces
Dr.Braces - 30 Mar 2006 07:22 GMT
just courious, what do you Amalgam say about the other filling
materials? the poision of Resin, the cancer causing effects of it, etc?

Also just another note for the public, did you know that you have the
largest potential for the higest amount of mercury released into the
body is during when you have your amalgam filling drilled out and
replaced by other types of fillings. (AKA don't replace them if nothing
is wrong with them, you will get more Hg)

Dr. Braces

> I think it's because Amalgmas is coming up. It's a bit like Chrimbo.
>
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>>
>> Dr. Braces
Clinton - 30 Mar 2006 10:32 GMT
> just courious, what do you Amalgam say about the other filling
> materials? the poision of Resin, the cancer causing effects of it, etc?

That's irrelevant. Other materials have to me evaluted separately, and
they
indeed may or may not pose hazards

> Also just another note for the public, did you know that you have the
> largest potential for the higest amount of mercury released into the
> body is during when you have your amalgam filling drilled out and
> replaced by other types of fillings.

Nope the largest potential for Hg exposure is a corroding filling with
the Hg
methylated by gut and mouth bacteria. ( not surprisingly the NIDCR has
not done any meaningful research on this). While it is true that
drilling fillings
out can release a lot of Hg your statement (done anyoumsly) is yet
another
shameless example of organized dentistries glib disinformation. In fact
i've tried
to get the dentists here for years to set an upper limit on Hg release
in he US from
an amalgam and they all refuse to. Are you any different?  And by the
way
why not warn patients, especially women who are pregnant about the
hazards
of Hg vapor during drilling? But I'm sure you'll find a way to justify
that , using
some more ridiculous and unsubstanted scientifc statement that even the
ADA
won't take legal responsabilty for ( such as even when drilled and
heated the
Hg from the filling stays inert, which it obiviously doesn't).
letsconnect - 31 Mar 2006 14:17 GMT
To clarify, I'm not in the quackery camp (the Amalgmas thing is a
joke!)

> just courious, what do you Amalgam say about the other filling
> materials? the poision of Resin, the cancer causing effects of it, etc?
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> >>
> >> Dr. Braces
Chuck - 02 Apr 2006 10:58 GMT
Groovy for you. Your patients, however, should be informed and have a
choice on the issue, just as you have chosen upon information. CB
Joel344 - 02 Apr 2006 19:14 GMT
I wish there were an alternator site ......

Dr.Braces Wrote:
> All these Amalgam and Flouride posts are starting to drive me crazy, if
> you are not an expert in the field, please don't post anything, or
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>
> Dr. Braces

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