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Silver Mercury Dental Fillings Link to Suicides Found
The suicide link to dental fillings has long been suspected. The chemical industries which have a large stake in mercury and dental fillings have long stated that a person does not digest enough mercury from their dental filings to cause mercury poisoning which would result in suicides.
This I totally agree with but I do know that the mercury dental fillings are still the cause of suicides. I have had a person experience with mercury fillings to prove this to myself.
When I was in my mid 20s I had all of my dental fillings replaced at the local IU Med Center Dental College in Indianapolis. Other family members had gone there and so I learned of a very cheap source of dental care. I elected to replace all 8 of my dental fillings from my childhood as a cost preventive measure. The cost was so inexpensive that I could not resist.
A few days after my last filling was replaced I began to feel distressed and a feeling of sadness and a desire to kill myself. The thoughts of suicide came to me rapidly and overpowering. These thoughts and emotions were totally foreign to me. I have never had them before nor since and I was very happy with my life at this time . I knew I was in big trouble and so I prayed for a answer to let me know what was happening to me and I tried to calm down. My strategy was to survive this mental and emotional onslaught and wait for an answer to my prayers.
My prayers were answered a few days later when I read an article about mercury poisoning and dental filings. To this day I am not sure what the name of that article was or how I received it. After the article I stopped chewing gum which the article said increased the mercury poisoning and I began taking vitamin C which chelates with mercury and helps to remove it according to the article.
A few weeks later I had my first appointment with a dentist in Columbus, Indiana who had written a book about the harm of mercury fillings. He had autographed photos of the movie star Steven Segal in his office who was one of his patients who flew in from Hollywood to be treated. At my first appointment only half of my mouth was treated and replaced with the ceramic white composite resin fillings. A few days later the other side of my mouth was treated and the fillings replaced -- all at about 25% greater expense because my insurance would only pay for the silver/amalgams cost. I had to pay the difference for the more expensive composite resins.
What I learned from all of this was that the chemical and dental industry was correct in stating that we do not ingest enough mercury from our fillings to harm us because it is only micro amounts of mercury that are ingested. I suspect that the dental industry is always very careful to state this exactly in those terms of "ingestion" which I agree with.
But it is not the small amount of mercury which I ingested that brought on my sudden thoughts and emotions to kill myself. I learned it is the mercury vapors that are given off in the mouth when we chew our food that are most harmful. This very small micro amount of mercury vapor is breathed into the nasal sinuses and then absorbed directly into the brain from the sinus cavity. And so it only takes a very small amount of this mercury vapor to become toxic to the brain and cause suicidal thoughts and many suicides every year. The mercury fillings give off this mercury vapor in far great quantities for the first two year in which they are inside the mouth. Then the mercury vapors decline rapidly after the first two years of new dental fillings.
Adults and especially teenagers that chew gum are particularly at risk because they receive much more mercury vapors absorbed directly into their brains. It is the accumulated small doses that add up which triggers the suicidal thoughts and ultimate suicides that result.
Dentists today are instructed not to have carpeting in their offices because this collects small particles of mercury which are stirred up and spread when walked upon. Dentist are taught to use a high suction of air when drilling and removing mercury fillings so that the patient and the dentist do not breathe these mercury vapors while the fillings are being removed.
Despite all of this dentists and dental assistants still have the highest or second highest rate of suicide as a profession in the world. So I suspect that mercury vapors are causing these suicides because the dentists are not understanding the importance of mercury vapor as the main cause of their suicide rate. The dentist and dental assistants continue to place great care in not touching mercury so it can be absorbed through the skin but place little importance on the small amounts of mercury vapors that they receive.
It is hoped that the strongest Hepa filters are used to capture the mercury vapors in dental offices worldwide and that these vapors are not vented outside their offices unfiltered. Or else local tenants may find they are also feeling the need to kill themselves for no reason.
The dental industry is either the least informed and least intelligent group of professionals in the world or else their leaders are covering up to prevent large scale legal liabilities from current and past use of mercury/silver fillings. You can judge for yourself.
I once met an older dentist from Las Vegas who said he had recently switched to gold and ceramic dental filling and he had stopped using silver/mercury fillings in his practice. I always wondered what this man thought of his life's work as a dentist when he found out that they were highly toxic and caused many suicides. But I never asked this question of him out of sympathy. It must have been a terrible burden to know this after a lifetime in the profession.
I once tried to get several health insurance companies to run a statistical comparison of suicides in the population with recent dental work. I believed that there would be a strong correlation to teen suicide deaths with dental work done a few weeks or months before. And if there is a way to check on chewing gum usage there would also be an additional correlation with suicide and recent dental work or work done in the last two years when mercury vapor outgassing are at their highest from fillings. Nothing every became of this request when I explained my suspicions. Perhaps these studies will be done in the future.
America and much of the world continue to use the cheaper mercury/silver amalgams but most all dentists in America now offer the more expensive white ceramic composite resin fillings for a few dollars more. The white fillings are popular because they blend in and are not noticed inside the mouth like the darker mercury/silver filings.
I know from direct painful experience that the mercury/silver dental fillings are killing our children and many adults who commit suicides when the mercury vapor compounds build up inside their brains. Dentist are our modern day mad hatters. Hat makers of old who used mercury to make hats often killed themselves unexpectedly and so the saying "mad as a hatter" was born into English culture. The nickname is still good in the 21st century because modern dentists still use mercury compounds in their practices even though their suicide rate is the highest and the link to suicides is well proven. Many countries have banned these fillings already. But the USA dentists are the new mad hatters of our day and they pay a great price for it. As well as their patients who do not know any better and chose mercury/silver amalgams as the cheapest choice for their dental filling.
So support the ban of mercury in dental fillings today as other countries have done many years ago. And save the modern day mad hatters from their own folly and harm. Let the legal liability of past harms of mercury be ended along with this USA ban of mercury lest this new law may never be past and this madness continues for another generation. So write in the same law a blanket amnesty for all past wrongs for the chemical companies and dentists. And then let's move on and away from the harm we cause ourselves from this great ignorance and folly.-- J.E. Ante
About the Author
Graduate University of Indianapolis BA 1972, Head of the Life Science Institute Health Library, original organizer of first Earth Day in 1970 and local ZPG chapter in Indiana, Population and Environment Editor with Reflector at Indianapolis University, 12yr organic gardener with fruit, nuts, and berries, lifelong student of Out-of-Body spiritual techniques.
How much would a new $50 gold coin be worth at the local grocery store (USA)?
I've just heard on the radio that the new $50 gold coins will be selling for $800. Are these coins legal tender?.Why can't a person just go to a bank and get a $50 coin like one would get a roll of quarters? Back 30 years ago when silver dollars were more common, they may have been of value to collectors, but, at the grocery store, a silver dollar was worth no more than one dollar.
Any legal tender coin or bill is worth its face value in commerce. There are many examples of the mony being worth more on the collector or metals markets. A 1922 penny is only worth a penny at the store, but if it has no mint mark, collectors will be falling over each other with fists full of $$ to claim it. The same is true on a smaller scale with the new quarters and nickles, as many collectors will pay a premium over face value for the right one or ones. On the metals market the valuation of the coin(s) reflects the price of its metal at the time. A silver dime is worth its weight in silver on the market, yet may be more valuable to collectors due to date and condition. It definately pays to do a bit of research if you have an old or unusual piece of currency as you just may have hit the proverbial "jackpot".
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