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of mercury. The use of mercury in dentistry has only recently
been banned in Germany. (Austria, Sweden, Denmark and
Canada have either banned, or curtailed the use of silver
amalgam fillings. Switzerland has stopped dental schools from
teaching about silver amalgam.) Some day it will be banned
in the United States. We've known the truth all along. Mercury
is poisonous.
All truth passes through three stages.
First, it is ridiculed.
Second, it is violently opposed.
Third, it is accepted as being self evident.
—Schopenhauer
All quotations and background information for Dentistry was taken from
Dental Students' Magazine, November 1942 and September 1942.
Doctor Denton moved to Anchorage, Alaska, where she was instrumental
in getting the state law changed so it is more difficult for medical
boards to revoke a non-traditional physician's license. Several years ago,
I thought enough of her expertise to drive the Alcan highway from Seattle,
Washington to Anchorage, Alaska in December to participate in her allergy
desensitivity program. I have not needed to see any physician for allergies
or short term memory loss since that time. Cerebral allergic reactions to
favorite foods and chemical sensitivities environmental physicians call
brain-fag and brain-fog are involved in the Alzheimer's disease process
There have been so many doctors in trouble with their medical boards
for exposing chronic low level mercurial poisoning as the etiology of their
patient's distress it would fill several volumes of books to narrate their
stories. It would take more volumes of writing to tell the stories of poisoned
dental patients who have recovered after removing their silver
fillings. A past-president of the Toxicology Society told me, "We know
mercury is a poison. We teach it out to students. The use of silver dental
fillings is an economic-political decision. Don't blame the doctors."
ENDNOTES
l. To the uninformed, "tens of millions" probably seems ridiculously high.
For the 18 decades that dentists have used mercury silver-amalgam dental
fillings the above estimate is in fact, conservative. Seven percent of