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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / April 2006amalgams?
Could someone tell me the average Hg content in amalgams? And at what temp. does Hg go from a liquid to a gas? I'm getting all kinds of mixed messages about this issue; however I believe it may just boil down to the two facts above (and maybe the info. below.) The GOV. says that Hg thermometers are not to be sold anymore because Hg is toxic; the amount of Hg in vaccines has been limited by the GOV. (autisim rates are dropping significantly.) It is not used anymore for the cleaning of felt. Oh, and the ADA's insurance company will not cover "them" in a law suit regarding regarding amalgams because the ADA (who profits) has backed amalgam and has prosecuted dentists for stating amalgams contained a toxin call mercury. Opps! So, please give me the facts. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure this issue out. If putting your hands in Hg (at room temp.) everyday makes you go cooky...Oh wait! I just got a Epiphany, dentist have the highest rates of divorce and suicide than any other profession. HMMMMM. Therefore, I am asking anyone who is a proponent of amalgams to please give me an intellectual response, which is followed by references of peer review articles by unbiased (non-dental) institutions (because anyone who has ever looked at the biology, chemistry, biochemistry, toxicology, statistics...requirments for a DDS or a DMD would know...HMMMM- they are not rocket scientist or biologist, chemist, biochemists, toxicalogist...? Carpenters are not architechs either. No shame.) Thank you! > Could someone tell me the average Hg content in amalgams? And at what > temp. does Hg go from a liquid to a gas? I'm getting all kinds of mixed > messages about this issue; however I believe it may just boil down to > the two facts above (and maybe the info. below.) Is this you Clinton? > > Could someone tell me the average Hg content in amalgams? And at what > > temp. does Hg go from a liquid to a gas? I'm getting all kinds of mixed > > messages about this issue; however I believe it may just boil down to > > the two facts above (and maybe the info. below.) > > Is this you Clinton? nope > If putting your hands in Hg (at room temp.) > everyday makes you go cooky...Oh wait! I just got a Epiphany, dentist > have the highest rates of divorce and suicide than any other > profession. HMMMMM. Actually, that's a myth. >>If putting your hands in Hg (at room temp.) >>everyday makes you go cooky...Oh wait! I just got a Epiphany, dentist >>have the highest rates of divorce and suicide than any other >>profession. HMMMMM. > > Actually, that's a myth. I think we're dukin' it out with the shrinks for that honor. Steve  SignatureMark & Steven Bornfeld DDS http://www.dentaltwins.com Brooklyn, NY 718-258-5001 > >>If putting your hands in Hg (at room temp.) > >>everyday makes you go cooky...Oh wait! I just got a Epiphany, dentist [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Steve http://www.straightdope.com/columns/010420.html The shrink thing may well be correct... in the UK, apparently it's vets who have the highest suicide rate... dunno where the mercury poisoning comes into play there. Electicforlife aka Clinton? ? "Why do Vets in the UK have the highest suicide rate" I heard a vet commited suicide in Japan or somplace after they misdiagnosed madcow-disease and let the disease spred. Real sense of honor over there! Who knows maybe Vets have a sense of medical duty? Certainly hard to imagine any American Doctors committing suicide because of a misdiagnosis. >In the UK, apparently it's vets who have the highest suicide rate... So many madcow-disease misdiagnoses? > http://www.straightdope.com/columns/010420.html > > The shrink thing may well be correct... in the UK, apparently it's vets > who have the highest suicide rate... dunno where the mercury poisoning > comes into play there. Electicforlife aka Clinton? Well...all three have a lot of people barking at them on a regular basis. T > The shrink thing may well be correct... in the UK, apparently it's vets > who have the highest suicide rate... dunno where the mercury poisoning > comes into play there. Electicforlife aka Clinton? Oh ok,m after Elec repost I see you are reffering to me. Look I am not this person, second I use my real name unlike you "letsconnect" ,"tonybad". etc. Second don't be so shocked that more than one person is interested in amalgams as FDA has thousnds of adverse reaction reports. In fact dams has something like 10,000 Hg poisoned members . Elec has it reversed, FDA dentla is RUN by the dental division. As for anyomous users, lets see - "tony bad" , steve manusco -amaetus "Dartos" - Steve Fawks "letconnect" - real life British dental groupie? > > The shrink thing may well be correct... in the UK, apparently it's vets > > who have the highest suicide rate... dunno where the mercury poisoning > > comes into play there. Electicforlife aka Clinton? > > Oh ok,m after Elec repost I see you are reffering to me. Look I am not > this person No, you're right there. I just assumed it was you cos of similar misspellings ("toxicalogist", "requirments", "architechs" etc.). > > > The shrink thing may well be correct... in the UK, apparently it's vets > > > who have the highest suicide rate... Come to think of it there may be a good reason for the high suicide rate among vets in the UK. Turns out that guns are banned or difficult to get a hold of in the UK. Additionally barbituates have become tightly regulated and even discontinued in many countries so MD's would probably have more difficulty obtaining these types of drugs or justifying prescriptions. However , Since Vets perfrom Euthenasia for pets and even use a certain kind of barbitute I think, they would have easier access to these and similar types of drugs. Wow, you caught that! But, can you answer my question? Eclectic > Wow, you caught that! But, can you answer my question? > > Eclectic If your interested in how a thoughtful person my research the issue try reading this: http://www.stanford.edu/~bcalhoun/amalgam.htm Clinton, I am sorry if people think I'm you. I know the answer to the question. I just wanted to see if Joel would attempt to answer. He did. I've been well aware of the research and find it humorous that he's still thinks its safe because the ADA says so. The "Wow, you caught that..." was to letsconnect. I heard a message from Charlie Brown regarding the FDA decision to by pass the dental division. It just happened yesterday. =) Eclectic High, very high. Speaking of being very high, where are those guys? eclecticforlife@aol.com Wrote: > Could someone tell me the average Hg content in amalgams? And at what > temp. does Hg go from a liquid to a gas? I'm getting all kinds o [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > Thank you -- Joel34 Why won't anyone answer my questions? Hey, the FDA just decided to cut the dental division out of the Hg studies and bring in the Neurologist division to look at the research. Eclectic PS I don't know Clinton! As a matter a fact I don't think I know anyone in this group. eclecticforlife@aol.com Wrote: > Why won't anyone answer my questions? > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > anyone > in this group. R E P L Y Reminds me of an old joke ..... "I don't know Lum ..... -- Joel34 50% by weight ...... High temp but read about "vapor pressure ......." It does not need to be 212 degrees Fahrenheit for water to pass from the earth's surface directly into the atmosphere ..... Joel eclecticforlife@aol.com Wrote: > Could someone tell me the average Hg content in amalgams? And at what > temp. does Hg go from a liquid to a gas? I'm getting all kinds o [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > > Thank you -- Joel34 Thank you. eclecticforlife@aol.com Wrote: > Thank you. Basically its a lot of mercury and no need for it anymore .... Joe -- Joel34 |
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