Mercury in Amalgams and its Effect in Humans


Mark Thorson wrote:
> clintonz@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>
> > PeterB wrote:
> > >
> > > are going on when this procedure is performed. First, the existing
> > > mercury leakage from amalgams (closest to the brain) is removed, while
> >
> > toxic than inorganic Hg and can go right to the brain, and like you
> > said the filling is already near the brain). So removing a filling
>
> How does the location of the amalgams contribute
> to transport of mercury into the brain? If it's
> transported through the bloodstream, what difference
> does it make whether the amalgam is in the jaw
> or in the foot? Blood does not flow directly from the
> jaw to the brain. It must first go through the heart and
> lungs.

The proximity of mercury to the brain in amalgams increases exposure to
that organ because of its hyper-affinity for binding to the first
tissues exposed to it, and because it can be methylated by oral
bacteria.

> If it's not transported through the bloodstream,
> how exactly is it transported into the brain?
> How does it get past the meninges, etc.?

Mercury does move through the bloodstream. There is also data showing
the formation of lesions that can lead to hemorrhage of the meninges.
There are numerous scientific papers avalaible on the pathology of
mercury toxicity, do a web search.

>
> That you would harbor such absurd notions
> reflects poorly on the rest of your theories about
> dental amalgams.

This from one who posted a vitamin C study abstract which you butchered
in order to distort the findings in support of your Pharma Blogging
rant about kidney stones. Stop humiliating yourself and get a real
job.

> You could construct a reasonable
> theory about your exposure to mercury from your
> amalgams without resorting to preposterous ideas
> that alert the educated reader that you're spouting
> nonsense.

The only reason I didn't snip this last comment is because it
illustrates the fact you Pharma Bloggers are overpaid.

PeterB

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