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Mercury Toxicity Reports |
| Reports on the serious dangers of mercury toxicity |
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| Mercury is not only one of the most toxic heavy metal that we can have in our bodies, but modern dentistry still uses it in amalgam fillings, foolishly believing that small amounts are safe despite mounting evidence to the contrary. If you still believe that mercury is okay to have in your body in small quantities, the following educational videos will certainly change you mind. Don't despair, however, if you do have amalgam fillings. They can easily be replaced over time with plastic or porcelain ones, and liquid zeolite can be used to effectively and efficiently remove even the tiniest traces of mercury that has leached into our bodies. (The other major source of mercury toxicity is tinned tuna and swordfish.) |
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Video lecture that shows how mercury damages brain tissue: |
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| Mercury, even in the tiniest concentrations, inhibits nerve cell growth and atrophies the brain. This is an educational video put together by the Department of Physiology and Biophysics at the University of Calgary's Faculty of Medicine, and it actually shows videos and computer animation of how mercury damages neurons, causing lesions similar to those observed in Alzheimer's Disease. Visit: http://movies.commons.ucalgary.ca/mercury/ |
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Video that actually shows the mercury leakage from amalgam fillings: |
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| The International Academy of Oral Medicine & Toxicology (IAOMT) has released a video that actually shows the mercury coming off a tooth with an amalgam filling. Mercury release is substantially increased whenever we chew, brush or drink hot drinks, and it has been measured at 1000 times the EPA for breathing air safety. The very best thing you can do to counteract the effect of this amalgam mercury is a combination of dealing with the cause of this poisoning by replacing amalgam fillings with alternative materials, and removing the mercury in the system with liquid zeolite. When replacing fillings this should be done by a dentist aware of the dangers of mercury, so that a rubber dam and proper ventilator is used. Fillings should be replaced one or two at a time in each 2 or 3 month period to minimize trauma to the mercury released during removal. See IAOMT's video at www.iaomt.org/merc_release.swf |
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| The statements above have not been evaluated by the FDA. If you are unwell or on medication, we recommend you seek the advice of a qualified healthcare practitioner before starting a zeolite program. Zeolite is not a medicine, and is not intended for the treatment or prevention of disease. |
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| 4,5 di-cyclo, disilico, dimagnesium, dialumino, oxyo, trihydrate — "liquid zeolite" for short! This diagram shows the zeolite's honeycomb or cage-like structure which allows it to trap toxins. |
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