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AMALGAMAT (amalgam), deadly mercury in teeth destroys brain

AMALGAMAT (amalgam), deadly mercury in teeth destroys brainEdit

 
 
If you've got amalgam (amalgamat), amalgam fillings like this:

amalmagat,amalgam

REMOVE THIS AS FAST AS POSSIBLE. Deadly mercury in teeth destroys brain.



I've had it for 10 years...

Dental amalgam is the most commonly used dental restorative material used for dental fillings. First introduced in France in the early 1800s,[1] it contains a mixture of mercury with at least one other metal. Amalgam has been the restorative method of choice for many years due to its low cost, ease of application, strength, durability, and bacteriostatic effects. Factors that have led to recent decline in use are a lingering concern about detrimental health effects, aesthetics, and environmental pollution. The aesthetic issue is because the metallic colour does not blend very well with the natural tooth colour. This is especially a concern when used on front teeth, but it can be addressed using alternative dental materials. The environmental concerns are regarding mercury emissions during preparation and from waste amalgam upon cremation of deceased individuals. AMALGAM (amalgamat), Amalgam fillings, deadly mercury in teeth destroys brain

Currently, dental amalgams are composed of 43% to 54% by weight of mercury and the remaining powder is made up of mainly silver (~20-35%)[2] and some tin, copper (~10%), and zinc (~2%).

source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amalgam_(dentistry)
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