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Mercury Toxicity
Mercury or any of the Heavy Metals (...lead, nickel, cadmium)
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Interview of Dr Corwin)
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September 2011 TV interview
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International Organization of Oral Medicine and Toxicology is presently leading a law suit against the FDA to reclassify Amalgam fillings as a Class 2 medical device, assigning it no controls or other measures  to protect the public.”  The suit asks the FDA to reclassify it as a class 3 device which put restrictions and warnings for public use.   Additionally the suit asks Amalgams be removed as a dental restoration procedure for children and adults. -For more information at: http://iaomt.org/iaomt-sues-fda-failing-address-risks-mercury-fillings.
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IAOMT editorial published in DrBicuspid.com
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Fluoride ...Is it safe?

International Organization of Oral Medicine and Toxicology

Position Statement on Dental Fluoridation.​ 
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Video with Dr. Kennedy discussing potential harmful affects of dental fluoridation techniques especially in anyone with compromised kidney function.
Mercury, long known as a toxic element, has evoked increasing concern in recent years due to its use in industry and agriculture and the burning of fossil fuels. Methylmercury compounds and elemental mercury vapor are the two forms most likely to be involved in human exposures. In addition, the conversion of elemental mercury and mercury compounds by bacteria (in the intestinal tract) to the more toxic methylmercury also poses potential threats to human health. Ingested methylmercury is readily absorbed through the gastrointestinal tract and inhaled mercury vapor is easily retained by the pulmonary system. Skin absorption of mercury also occurs from touching or playing with elemental mercury.
Source:  Additional info and source at:     http://chelation.me/category/uncategorized/metals/
Common Sources of Mercury

Mercury-silver amalgam (dental fillings)
Consumption of grain seeds treated with methylmercury fungicides (esp. wheat)
Fish, shellfish, and marine mammals
Kelp and other seaweeds
Medical sources:
Thimerosal (preservative in injectable pharmaceuticals)
Vaccinations / immunizations
Mercuric chloride (used in histology labs)
any common over the counter health medications including:
Antiseptics/first aid preparations
Psoriasis medications
Fungicides
Calomel (body powders and talc)
laxatives (containing calomel)
Acne preparations
Skin lightening /Bleaching creams
Ear preparations
Nasal sprays (Afrin, Neo-Synephrine, and others)
Throat lozenges
Hemorrhoid Ointments, suppositories (Lanacaine, Preparation H, and others)
Hair tonic
Mercurochrome and thimerosal (Merthiolate)
Veterinary preparations (BagBalm and others)
Mercury containing cosmetics/mascara (especially waterproof)
Contact lens solutions and other eye drops such as Murine, Allerest, and others
​•Organic mercurials (historical use as diuretics)
Broken thermometers and barometers
Playing with elemental mercury
Anti-fouling paint for boats
Wood preservatives (ethyl mercury chloride)
Sanding, sandblasting or chipping paint
Air polluted by industrial mercury vapor
Mercury polluted industrial water
Clothing worn by mercury workers
Fabric softeners
Floor waxes and polishes
Air conditioner filters
Wood preservatives
Cinnabar (used in jewelry)
Cinnabar, yellow, vermillion pigments
Batteries with mercury cells
Gardening Chemicals:
Fungicides for use on lawns, trees, shrubs
Herbicides
Insecticides
Tanning leather
Felt
Adhesives
Photoengraving
Photographic solutions
Tatooing
lab and industrial equipment using metallic mercury
Sewage sludge used as fertilizer contaminates soil
Sewage disposal (may release 1000’s of tons of Hg annually world wide)

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