1. Mercury-containing dental fillings
    skoraldmd skoraldmd United States says:
    November 13, 2009 at 1:34 PM

    The news that a film of HgS apparently forms on the surface of older amalgam fillings does not negate the weight of evidence that those fillings are a major source of mercury exposure for people with them in their mouths.  The citations are endless:  people with amalgam fillings have mercury vapor in the air of their mouths; more mercury in every tissue of their bodies, including blood, brain, urine (when properly measured), and feces. It's time to give it up.  If half the dentists in the US don't use it anymore, the rest can learn to do without it too. See www.IAOMT.org.

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